This palace is from Maoshan

Chapter 471

At this time, even Liu Shilang, who didn't really believe that Mu Guhong could see his daughter, couldn't help but feel a little moved.

"It looks like I have to go to Shuiyue Temple." Mu Guhong said to Jiang Yao.

Although Jiang Yao did not respond.

But Liu Shilang saw that Mu Guhong planned to leave.

Can't help asking: "Your Majesty, did you really see anything just now?"

"Seeing your daughter right behind you, she is very painful... If you want to see her, you might as well go to Huguoguan..."

After Mu Guhong finished speaking, he left first regardless of his expression.

After coming out, Jiang Yao said to Mu Guhong: "Is it really okay that we went to Shuiyue Temple? What if this matter has nothing to do with Shuiyue Temple?"

"It doesn't matter, of course it's the best. If there is a relationship, you have to investigate it thoroughly. Just this time, I'm bored, and I want to go to Shuiyue Temple."

Anyway, Shuiyue Nunnery is not comparable to Lotus Nunnery, which is basically a royal nunnery.

Some of the practitioners in it are the female family members of the royal family.

However, Shuiyue Temple has a much higher status than Lianhua Temple in the eyes of the people in the imperial capital.

Because many believers go to Shuiyue Nunnery to seek children.

It is said that the Avalokitesvara in the nunnery is particularly effective.

Many noble ladies who come and go are often willing to go to Shuiyue Nunnery.

Although the most famous in the imperial capital are Huguo Temple and Xiangguo Temple.

But there will be more or less men in that place.

The most convenient way for female relatives to travel is to go to Shuiyue Nunnery.

Jiang Yao had also heard about the reputation of Shuiyue Nunnery before, especially her mother, Li Shi, who liked to eat vegetarian food and chant Buddha most.He often mentioned Shuiyue Nunnery to Jiang Yao.

Amway her at every turn, and must go to say goodbye.

How could Jiang Yao, a dignified Taoist priest, go to such a place?

When Mu Guhong said so, they planned to take a look while there was still some time.

When Jiang Yao was on the road, she also said to him: "Why don't you find someone to test it out! Shuiyue Temple generally doesn't allow men to enter, and if there are people who go to Li Buddha, men have to watch outside."

Every time her mother went in, her father would stand outside as punishment.

Over time, even his father didn't want to go.

Seeing that Mu Guhong didn't speak, Jiang Yao said again: "It's impossible for you to expose your identity. If you do, you will most likely startle the snake."

What Jiang Yao said was right.

Sometimes, being an emperor is not omnipotent.

It's cold in the ground, and often does everything in order to conceal his dirty things.

"Then call your sister, you will hide in her sleeve when the time comes, let her take you in, and you tell her what to do, I will wait outside, and there are hidden guards!"

Originally, this incident related to Miss Liu's reputation, the less people know about it, the better.

But Jiang Yao can't become a human being, so she can't watch it by herself.

So I called Jiang Chun'er as promised.

Jiang Chun'er had no objections.

"You asked me to tell the truth, I'm not very happy. I used to accompany my mother eight times out of ten times, and my mother worshiped one day, so I also worshiped..."

Faith is such a mysterious thing.

Jiang Chun'er is more willing to trust the national teacher Si Luochen than the clay bodhisattva of Shuiyue Temple.

But I heard it was for investigation.She went, Jiang Guogong's wife, Mrs. Li, is a big believer in Shuiyue Temple.Every time I donate a lot of sesame oil money.

The nuns at Shuiyue Nunnery welcomed Jiang Chun'er very much when they saw her coming.

Mrs. Jing'an even came out to greet her in person.

"Miss Chun'er, why are you here alone this time?"

Jiang Yao explained in advance that she should not reveal her secrets, so Jiang Chun'er said: "I am a little confused, and I want to come here and ask the Bodhisattva for advice."

(End of this chapter)