My father, Li Shimin, requests Your Majesty to become the Retired Emperor.

"This humble monk has come to apologize to Queen Seondeok and the Crown Prince of Tang."

"There's one more thing I need to tell you," Daozhao said.

Li Chengan asked, "What is it?"

"That's right."

"Wasn't someone named Qin Ying who came with you?"

Upon hearing this, Li Chengan immediately asked, "What happened to Qin Ying?"

"That's right, Qin Ying got drunk."

Somehow, it found its way into our Buddhist hall and stayed there, refusing to leave.

Just then, Senior Brother Daotong returned.

The two argued over a few words and then started fighting on the spot.

Now, Qin Ying has turned our Buddhist temple upside down.

The monk wondered to himself, "Where did this Tang Dynasty person come from?"

Did you come with the Crown Prince of Tang?

So, I thought of you and hurried here to deliver this message.

Upon hearing this, Li Chengan sighed deeply, thinking to himself that Qin Ying and her son were truly troublemakers.

What did I say to you before you left?

How did you agree to that?

Now this has actually happened.

Li Chengan really wanted to ignore it, but this matter was of great importance.

If he doesn't intervene, will Qin Ying be able to leave that Buddhist temple?

Thinking of this, Li Chengan began to complain about Songtsen Gampo again, thinking to himself, "Songtsen Gampo, what promises did you make to me when you came with me?"

You said that nothing would happen if Qin Ying was with you.

But now things have gotten into trouble.

Yi Chenggan said to Queen Seondeok and Buyeo Pungmi, "You two stay here and guard Buyeo Pungjang. I'll be right back."

Buyeo Pungmi was extremely worried about Buyeo Pungjang's poisoning and was very anxious.

However, she could also tell that Li Chengqian was indeed busy, so she couldn't stop him.

Yakushi Keiko said, "Your Highness, let me go with you."

Li Chengan nodded.

So, Li Chengan and Yaoshi Huizi followed Daozhao to the temple.

That temple was called the Great Zen Temple, and it was a royal temple, unlike ordinary temples.

They held an extremely revered position in the Wa-nu Kingdom.

King Shuming also attached great importance to this.

If a monk in the temple wants to become an official, it is not too difficult.

In the Great Zen Temple, a group of monks were fighting around a man.

That person was Qin Ying.

Qin Ying was already quite drunk, staggering from side to side.

Dozens of monks, some carrying brooms, others carrying wooden sticks,

Someone shouted, "This is a savage! Seize him and hand him over to the abbot for punishment!"

Qin Ying showed no fear, but instead laughed loudly: "Come on, all of you come at me together, so that I won't have to go through any trouble."

Back then, the Flower Monk Lu Zhishen caused a great disturbance at Mount Wutai.

Does that mean I'm inferior to Wu Song, or even the Flower Monk?

The monks swung brooms and sticks at Qin Ying.

The broom and stick were broken, but Qin Ying, with his bronze head and iron buttocks, didn't care at all.

Everyone was shocked and wondered what to do; this man was too fierce.

That Daotong has arrived.

Nadotong originally intended to sexually assault Queen Seondeok, and he was about to succeed when Lee Seung-gan arrived.

He was careless and Li Chengan actually broke his wrist.

He felt both hatred and anger.

at this time,

He noticed a Chinese man had arrived, and at the time, he thought that this man might have come with Li Chenggan.

Once I catch him, I'll give him a good beating and vent my anger on him!

Daotong held a highly respected position in this temple.

He chanted the Buddhist mantra: "Amitabha! All of you, step back from this humble monk!"

When Daotong spoke, the young monks all stepped back and cleared the space in the middle.

Daotong then asked, "Who are you?"

"I am Qin Ying, grandson of Qin Shubao, a famous general of the Tang Dynasty."

After the passage became clear, he gasped in astonishment.

Because Qin Shubao was so famous; he was a founding general of the Tang Dynasty, a renowned figure in the Tang era.

"Oh, you're Qin Ying, Qin Shubao's grandson?" Daotong looked Qin Ying up and down again.

Qin Ying pulled out her breasts: "Genuine, no doubt about it!"

"Why do you want to cause trouble in our temple?"

"Just now at the foot of the mountain, I saw two monks acting suspiciously."

Among them was a monk who was holding a dog's leg. The aroma of the dog's leg wafted far and wide, and I could smell it too.

I thought to myself, what kind of monk eats dog meat?

He's definitely not a real monk.

So I followed.

After they had eaten and drunk their fill, having almost finished the dog meat, they entered the temple.

The other monks felt nauseous upon hearing about eating dog meat, though some of them did drool.

Qin Ying continued, "I love to stand up for the weak and fight for justice. How can someone like me, who eats dog meat and drinks alcohol, have any Buddha in his heart?"

I'm going to capture them both and give your abbot a piece of my mind.

"Amitabha!"

Daotong thought to himself, "What business is it of yours whether the monks in our temple drink alcohol or eat dog meat?"

Who do you think you are?

Daotong sneered: "So that's how it is. Even so, you shouldn't have injured the people in our temple."

If someone in our temple breaks the temple rules, someone will naturally punish them.

Isn't this just meddling in other people's business?

Besides, have my fellow disciples offended you?

"They were awful too; they blocked me from coming in!"

"Shouldn't they have been hit?" Qin Ying asked.

"You, Qin Ying, it seems you've come here looking for trouble."

"Don't you respect the monks of our Great Zen Temple?" Daotong's face turned ferocious as he said this.

"If that's really what you're saying, then so be it." Qin Ying was too lazy to argue with him anymore.

"So you're admitting it?"

"This humble monk wishes to see what you are capable of."

As Daotong spoke, he began to fight with Qin Ying with one hand.

However, Qin Ying discovered that this enormous monk was indeed different from others; he possessed tremendous strength.

The two fought for about twenty rounds without a clear winner.

Dao Tong was very anxious when he realized he couldn't defeat Qin Ying.

Daotong saw a bowl of white ash next to him.

As he was fighting, he wandered over to the pot of white ash.

Qin Ying followed as well.

Where was he on guard?

at this time,

Daotong kicked the basin of white ash.

Qin Ying had also had a few drinks and didn't pay much attention to those things.

This time, they've been tricked.

The white ash flew straight towards Qin Ying's face, blinding him.

Qin Ying suddenly felt a burning pain in her eyes, and everything went black before her eyes; she couldn't see anything.

Qin Ying was exhausted after all her fuss.

The monks stepped aside.

Daotong commanded his men to swarm forward and capture Qin Ying.

Qin Ying was furious and cursed, "Dao Tong, you despicable scoundrel!"

You actually blinded me with white ash!

If you're so capable, let go of the young master, and we'll fight another 300 rounds.

What kind of hero are you?

If this gets out, you'll be a disgrace to Buddhism.

Everyone in the world despises you, let me go!