fake prince

Chapter 671 Jade Girl Heart Sutra

"Duke Dai, please!"

After getting out of the bullock cart, the steward who led the chess players came out to greet them, saluted respectfully, and ordered: "Give some feed and water to Duke Dai's cattle."

Then he said to Su Ziji: "Madam enters the competition hall, and the villain invites the Duke to rest in the Mei hall!"

Su Ziji listened and followed, but when he saw that the spring was coming, despite the drizzle, the flower fences along the road had sprouted, and the pavilions and lofts were arranged in order, he nodded secretly in his heart.

Because Su Ziji is the Duke of Dai, with a distinguished status, he enjoys the plum hall exclusively, and some people offer tea, snacks and fruits. There is also a brazier in the corner, and the light rain comes in continuously from the outside. Let Su Ziji be more satisfied.

As for tea and snacks, Su Ziji didn't move.Carry a volume of books with you, simply sit and read.

At this time, on the way out of the city, an ox cart, which was much larger than ordinary ox carts, drove slowly accompanied by guards.

In the drizzle, a slender hand opened a corner of the car window, half of his face was exposed, and he looked out.

"This cruel person, why doesn't he even send me off?" Along the way, she opened the window from time to time to look, and was disappointed every time.

Depressedly, the window was lowered. Apart from her, there were two other maids in the huge carriage, who were kneeling and sitting at the bottom. Princess Xinping looked like a small bed when she was sitting, and there was also a table with sumptuous dishes on it. Food, and a small bookshelf with storybooks, these are all for her to relieve boredom on the road.

Although she was left out in the cold before, since she took the initiative to ask for Taoism, the treatment has obviously returned. The emperor who came out of Beijing has rewarded a lot of things, except for the Taoist temple that has been repaired at a very fast speed, as well as gold, silver and jade. Even this luxurious ox cart was given by the emperor, so that Princess Xinping could take it to and from the Taoist temple outside Beijing and the princess mansion inside Beijing.

But Princess Xinping is no longer what she used to be. When she received the ox cart, her first reaction was not to be happy, but to think: "Is the emperor beating me for rewarding me with this ox cart?"

It is difficult to recover from the overwhelmed water, and it is difficult for people who have been forced to grow up to have pure happiness.

"Princess, you're leaving the city soon. Someone is coming to see you off. Look, do you want to stop?" At this moment, the guard said outside.

When Princess Xinping heard this, her heart moved, but when the guard told who sent her off, she lost her mood again.

"In the name of my father, I stayed in the Taoist temple, and I will stay soon." Princess Xinping didn't get out of the car, but opened the window of the car, and glanced around, seeing all the noble daughters and sons who had close contacts with her in the past, but none of them Wudai Guogong, with a simple sentence, let the team speed up.

She didn't even come to see her off at the city gate, which meant that the person she was waiting for would never come again.

Qingyun Mountain is not far from the capital city, less than [-] miles from the city gate, you can reach the small mountain, the whole mountain has been assigned to Princess Xinping, when you get off the bus, you find that even the steps up to the foot of the mountain have been repaired , very neat, it can be seen that in a short period of time, the Ministry of Rites in charge of the project has indeed worked hard.

Looking back, it was misty and rainy, and there was still no one there. Xinping took a deep breath: "Go up!"

Supported by a maid, holding an umbrella, he walked up the steps step by step. In less than half a stick of incense, he reached the Taoist temple that had been named Xinpingguan.

The entire temple is not so much a Taoist temple as it is a small princess mansion that has been repaired.

There are a total of five entrances to the courtyard. From the outside, it has red walls and green tiles, and the area is huge. When entering, the ground is paved with very neat large rock bricks. Facing the courtyard is the main hall on the surface. When you walk in, you can see the statue. The main hall is resplendent and resplendent.

Pass through this main hall, and the courtyards behind are all in the layout of the Princess Mansion.

Exquisite corridors, small bridges and flowing water, garden rockery, and even a stage in a small courtyard, and the largest courtyard where the princess lives, piano room, tea room, and place to enjoy singing and dancing are all available.

When she arrived, all the houses had already been scented with warm incense. The calligraphy and paintings of celebrities on the walls were hung like money, and even the cups and cups were no worse than the porcelain and jade in the Princess Mansion. It can be said that living here, except for the first If you can't go down the mountain, you really don't owe it to enjoyment.

The female official who arrived one step earlier and cleaned up the house saw the princess standing at the door, just looking inside lazily, with no joy on her face, so she hurriedly comforted her: "Princess, although the conditions here are relatively simple, you only need to live for a few months. You can return to Beijing freely."

Originally, this way of entering the Tao was to avoid gossip and set up a net to catch the rain. You must know that the people like the new and dislike the old, and a rumor will die down after a few months.

That's why the female officer said that she can go back after staying for a few months.

"Humph!"

But I don't know what came to mind after hearing this. Princess Xinping's face was a little pale, and she entered the room expressionlessly. When she got to the bedroom, she suddenly saw a white shadow flashing.

"Hey, is there a civet cat in the Taoist temple?" After a while, he couldn't see clearly, and suspected it was a civet cat.

"Princess, how can there be civet cats? You are not allowed to keep them in the palace." In ancient times, cats and dogs were not kept by the nobles for fear of causing infectious diseases.

"Really?" The princess frowned, glanced around, but didn't see the civet cat, but saw a volume of books on the table.

This is not a study room, where did the books come from?

Originally, she just picked it up casually to have a look, but she was shocked just by taking a look.

Holding the scroll, blinking her long eyelashes, Princess Xinping turned her head and said to the following female officer and maid: "I'm a little tired, you all go back first."

"Yes!"

After the maids and maids all retreated, Princess Xinping did not rest, but opened the book in her hand and read it carefully.

"It doesn't look like his writing." After looking carefully, the original hope was dashed, making Princess Xinping's face even paler.

Because she had received poems written by Su Ziji himself, Princess Xinping had a deep impression on Su Ziji's characters, even though the characters in this handwritten copy surprised her when she first saw them, but carefully Look again, I can't find anything similar to that person's handwriting.

But if it is definitely not written by him, it may not be. After all, it is not difficult for calligraphers and painters to write in other handwriting.

Princess Xinping wanted to put down the manuscript, but she continued to read it because she was curious about the content on it.

"Is this actually a scripture?"

There is no word on the cover of the book. Only by reading the contents inside can we know what the manuscript is copied from.

It is mentioned in the content that this is the "Jade Heart Sutra".

Whether it is the name or the content, it is suitable for women to read and recite. Although Princess Xinping likes to have fun, she has read many books since she was a child. After watching it once, I can't help but want to watch it a second time.

After a long time, I read Princess Xinping several times before calling someone in.

"Whose book is it?" Princess Xinping asked.

The female officer carefully identified it, and hesitated: "I don't know, but this room was originally not required to put books, maybe the maids put the books here by mistake when they brought them to the study."

Next door to this room is the study room, and it makes sense to say that a book was placed here by mistake when putting books in it.

"Really?" Princess Xinping lowered her eyes and subconsciously clenched the book.

(End of this chapter)