Shoufu's favored wife is sweet and sassy

Chapter 524, clear rules and precepts

"What? Sister said so? Are you really going to send me back? No, no! I won't go, I haven't won the heart of the adults yet, and I have to make some substantial progress before I go. Now that I'm leaving, what if my lord forgets about me?"

"Auntie?"

Xiao An didn't understand what Ning Buhui meant, but the little monk Bingxue was smart, frowned, thought for a while, and looked at Ning Buhui with sympathetic eyes,
"Since the madam has left a message, if the benefactor does not go to Taniguchi to meet, I am afraid that the madam will wait for a while. Since this matter is a foregone conclusion, the benefactor should leave."

"Woo...can't...don't go..."

Xiao An couldn't bear the little monk, so he jumped over and hugged the little monk's bald head, hugged him in his arms, and the little monk frowned, gently took Xiao An's hand away, and said solemnly:

"Xiao'an, I asked you what you ate at noon. You don't know, so I don't blame you. Don't talk nonsense about things you don't understand later. It's a small thing to cause me to relapse today. If I accidentally make a big mistake in the future, I'm afraid It’s too late to regret. It’s been a long journey, I can’t be by your side, you have to take care of yourself, be calm in everything, and don’t be impulsive.”

"No, I can't just leave like this. You two little things still have your own friendship. I have to fight for my love, sister!"

"Auntie!"

"Amitabha……"

The two little ones couldn't persuade Erhuo Ning, and were arrested as dog-headed military advisers.

"Little monk, you follow your lord every day, do you know what your lord likes?"

Ning Buhui's eyes were shining, her little face was flushed, and she looked like a young girl in Huaichun, which made Xiao An keep touching her face with her paws to see if she had a fever.

"Amitabha Buddha... Master said, don't gossip about others behind their backs... this... I really can't say it."

"Your master doesn't let you talk about others. It means that you can't evaluate others' meanings. It's not that you can't mention it. For example, you tell me that the general is wise and martial, has people in mind, is shrewd and wise, and has both wisdom and courage. This is all praise for others. You Master won't be angry!"

The little monk thought about it in great difficulty, and felt that he could not deceive Miss Ning. These words are indeed very beautiful, but they have nothing to do with adults.

At noon, he cried and ran to the adults to complain:
"Wuuu...General, I broke the precept...uuuuuu..."

"Yo? What ring did you break? Lust ring?"

"No, I... I accidentally ate meat... Woooo..."

"Oh... Poor thing, it's okay, I've already broken up your general, isn't he alive and well?"

"But I'm a monk, how can I compare with the general?"

"From what you mean, you can't be better than me? Huh? You little bean!"

Tie Nian picked up the white and tender little monk, pressed it in his arms and had a meal, and asked casually:

"Well... then what discipline do you monks have, tell me about it?"

"Our practitioners don't kill, don't steal, don't commit adultery, don't lie, don't drink alcohol, precepts are the supreme Bodhi book, precepts give birth to samadhi, samadhi develops wisdom, I broke the precepts, please punish me, General!"

"Hmm...you want me to punish you?"

"Yes, the division commander is not here, the general can't be like the division commander, please punish the general."

"Little guy, can't we not abide by these precepts in the future? You are only a little kid, what do you know? Your family sent you up the mountain just to let you have a meal. Isn't it good to drink and eat meat with the general now? Those precepts you Just forget about it."

"General, this is absolutely impossible..."

The little monk desperately tried to break free from Lord General's clutches, but no matter how hard he struggled, it was useless, and the adult didn't use much force, just loosely clamped his little bald ladle, touched and flicked it twice, and it felt very good.

(End of this chapter)