Face Changer: Ugly Transformed

Chapter 256 The Extra Story
"What shouldn't have happened?" The abbot suddenly snorted coldly, and said, "What shouldn't have happened happened long before you left."

"Oh?" Qingqing asked in confusion, "Why?"

"Because your departure is something that shouldn't have happened." The abbot suddenly said coldly.The atmosphere was a bit serious, and Qingqing suddenly smiled softly: "The boat will naturally go straight when it reaches the bridge. Today I came to see the abbot specially, so I don't need to mention those heavy topics."

The abbot didn't say any more, and the two walked to the back mountain, talking about the recent situation, and Qingqing told the host what he had seen and heard along the way.

The two haven't seen each other for a long time. Although the abbot was very strict in teaching Qingqing in the past six months, they still have feelings after all.The two talked for a while, and then went back to the nunnery to have a vegetarian meal.After going out for such a long time, Qingqing and the others all ate the food from the store. Although they all tasted good, and most of them were special dishes, how could they be as delicious as the vegetarian dishes in this nunnery?

Qingqing took a mouthful of lettuce, chewed it carefully in her mouth, it was crispy and tender, it was so refreshing, Qingqing couldn't help but praised: "Delicious."

The abbot stroked the broken hair on his sideburns, and asked as if unintentionally: "Do you know what 'su' is?"

Qingqing immediately put down her chopsticks solemnly, as if she had returned to her previous studies, she turned her head and replied instinctively: "All foods that come from animals are not edible, including eggs, they are not vegetarian."

"Do you know why we monks cannot eat meat?"

Qingqing didn't even think about it, and replied: "Because monks are compassionate, they can't kill."

The abbot said: "On the surface, not killing is beneficial to others; another less obvious fact is that if you don't harm other sentient beings, it also benefits us."

"Why?"

"For all things in the world, the cycle of cause and effect is 'what you plant, what you get', when you kill to satisfy your appetite, or let others kill for you, you will create killing karma, and this karma is ultimately to be paid."

"The karma must be paid after all? The karma must be paid after all..." Qingqing chewed on this sentence repeatedly, and seemed to understand something, "Abbot, thank you for your guidance."

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