Chapter 366: He practices Buddhism and never wants to transition from one person to another
“Shi Donor, are you unhappy?”
Listening to Shi Jiu’s tone, Chang Kong pursed his lips tightly and closed the door Open the Zen room door.
“Unhappy?”
Shijiu put down the wine glass in his hand and appeared beside Chang Kong in an instant, resting his chin on his shoulder and sneered, “Xingluo Kingdom It’s been raining for several days, don’t you know?”
Chang Kong twisted the hand of the Buddha string and paused slightly. He really didn't pay attention.
In the past few days, he was scolded by his senior brother for the marks on his neck, and was even punished to plead guilty in front of the Buddha for breaking the precepts.
The day before yesterday, he even brought a Buddha statue with him to various places in Xingluo Kingdom to experience all kinds of things in the world.
He knew that his senior brother asked him to do this because he wanted him to understand that his original intention in cultivating Buddhism should be to save people, and not to let his thousands of years of practice fall short for the sake of the mortal world.
But... he practiced Buddhism... and never wanted to convert others.
From the time he met the Master and then followed the Master to Xiangyun Temple to practice Buddhism, he never thought about saving people...
He knew in his heart that he was not practicing Buddhism to save people!
"Amitabha..."
Chang Kong closed his eyes tightly, clasped his hands together, chuckled, and asked: "May I ask Shi Donor, how can I make you happy?"
"Of course..."
Looking at Chang Bai's tender neck, Shijiu couldn't help but licked her lips, "Let me take a few bites."
Full of expectations, I thought that this time, she would be able to stay in Feng'an Village. Eat that Xi Mo.
I never thought that all of this was actually a conspiracy set up by others!
A big conspiracy involving creatures from the three realms!
Hearing what Shi Jiu said, Chang Kong twisted the Buddha string and laughed lightly, "As long as it can make the donor happy, I can give you my life as a monk."
"Little monk... you're not welcome then!"
Shi Jiu said, his eyes narrowed slightly, his hands wrapped around the little monk's waist, he stood on tiptoes, showing his sharp teeth, and looked at him The white and tender neck opened his mouth and bit it.
Blood instantly overflowed from his neck, crossed his collarbone, and flowed into the young monk's robe.
"Hmm~"
There was a slight pain in his neck, Chang Kong groaned, and couldn't help but tighten the Buddha string in his hand.
It has been raining heavily in Xingluo Kingdom for several days, and it suddenly started to stop. "Hoo~"
On the excuse of retreating to the temple, Yutianshen finally breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the rain in Xingluo Kingdom getting lighter.
If this heavy rain continues for a few more days, there will probably be a natural disaster in Xingluo Country! ?
“Does it hurt?”
Shijiu licked the blood on his lips and looked at the teeth marks he had bitten, his eyes dimmed.
If she hadn’t eaten Xi Mo this time, how could she miss the little monk so much! ?
"It hurts..."
Chang Kong pursed his lips tightly, holding the Buddhist string, turned around and picked up Shijiu, and said aggrievedly: "It hurts..."
< br>Looking at Chang Kong's aggrieved expression, Shi Jiu hugged his neck and couldn't help laughing.
"Does it hurt? Little monk~"
Ren Changkong put her on the bed, leaning sideways for a long time, holding his head, his tone was charming.
"Yes."
Chang Kong responded, lifted Shijiu's chin, and kissed him, "It hurts~"
In just a moment, in the Zen room, In the middle, there was the sound of two people breathing heavily.
"Hmm~"
There was a hand on the waist, Shijiu half-opened his eyes, grabbed Chang Kong's hand, and gasped: "Little monk, don't touch your clothes..."
< br>"Okay."
Chang Kong kissed Shi Jiu's red lips and responded in a low voice, but his hand reached into her clothes without leaving any trace.
“Hmm~”
A low groan sounded in the ears of the two of them, and Chang Kong froze instantly.
"For a long time..."
(End of this chapter)