The quiet life of a princess

Chapter 230 Clear Abbot (11)

"it is good……"

"Prince Jin, don't worry, the lord will take good care of the concubine and will not neglect the concubine." Suzaku said, directly intercepting what Liu Yiting was about to say.

Liu Yiting glared at Suzaku, stepped on him, and said, "You're the one who talks too much, so go away."

Xia Chenxi took good care of her?It is a great kindness to her not to add some new injuries to her.It’s true that she didn’t neglect her. She works from [-] to [-], and she was pestered by Li Meier and Li Wenxuan from [-] to [-] in turn. It's too late to make up.

Before Liu Yiting had time to step out, a young monk came trotting from far away and shouted loudly: "Benefactor Liu, please stay."

The little monk ran up to Liu Yiting, panting slightly, put the painting scroll into Liu Yiting's hand, and said, "This is a gift from the abbot to Master Liu."

Liu Yiting was surprised and said: "Which abbot sent it?" It's really stupid to ask this sentence, who is Wuchan Temple and has an acting abbot.

The little monk was taken aback for a moment, and then said, "I understand Abbot."

Liu Yiting frowned, remembering the sixteen words Qing Ran said before leaving, and when she was empty, she said that she had been demented and insane all year round, what is the mystery of Wuchan Temple?Glancing at the "Wuchan Temple" behind him, he politely said "thank you" to the young monk.

"Amitabha." The little monk clasped his hands together and saluted.

Suzaku asked curiously, "Princess, let's see what it is."

"En." Liu Yiting nodded and opened the picture scroll, on which were written the word "Tranquility", with a red seal on the lower right.

Xia Jinxi said: "This is the signature of Abbot Mingran."

Liu Yiting looked suspiciously at Xia Jinxi in order to get some hints.

Xia Jinxi said with a smile: "It is clear that the abbot must like Yi Ting, so he gave him his calligraphy."

Liu Yiting asked: "Is the calligraphy very valuable?" Money is the most straightforward way to measure its value. Anyway, everyone is a layman, so it is unavoidable to be vulgar.

(End of this chapter)