Chapter 2004 The luck of Guangzong Yaozu appears
Rich man Li and his two brothers-in-law were going out to meet this so-called eminent monk. Naturally, Zhu Ping'an couldn't sit in the room, so he got up and followed his father-in-law and the two After my brother-in-law died, we went out together to meet this so-called eminent monk.
The rich man Li came out the first and stood in the front, the two brothers-in-law stood in the back, and Zhu Ping'an was in the last.
The rich man Li is very fat, and his two brothers-in-law are also vaguely in line. The three of them stand in front of him like a wall, almost blocking Zhu Ping'an completely.
"Amitabha, all benefactors, the poor monk came uninvited and disturbed me." The fat monk saluted Rich Man Li and others with one hand. When he saw Zhu Ping'an coming out at the end, his eyelids twitched. But it soon returned to normal.
"Master's words are serious. I wonder which Zen temple Master practices?" Rich Man Li asked with his hands clasped together.
“A poor monk is practicing in the Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou. He went down the mountain to practice Buddhism. Passing by your place, he saw two lines of good luck rising thousands of feet high from the backyard of your house. He pointed at one. It turns out that two little nobles came to this world uninvited to form a good relationship in advance and accumulate some merits. "
The fat monk said, showing his ultimatum to prove himself. identity.
The ultimatum shown by the fat monk is formal. It was issued by the Senglu Department of the Ministry of Rites. It also has the official seal of the Senglu Department and an excerpt from the Ming Dynasty Law: "The monks do not give ultimatums and shave them privately. Eighty." In the middle is written the fat monk's birthplace, common name, age, temple and other information.
This ultimatum made Rich Man Li nod his head.
After confirming that the ultimatum was correct, Rich Man Li Xian Yurongyan rubbed his hands and asked, "Master, did you really see two great fortunes thousands of feet high?"
Elders like to hear good things, especially those who Praise your offspring for being extraordinary, whether it is sincere, complimentary or otherwise.
Anyway, I’ll say it twice more, I like it.
“Amitabha, monks don’t tell lies. The poor monk saw with his own eyes two great fortunes rising thousands of feet high from here. Such great fortunes for princes and generals are nothing more than these two little nobles. Needless to say, I will honor my ancestors in the future." The fat monk replied while twirling his beads and clasping his hands with one hand.
“Okay.” Rich Man Li said yes repeatedly after hearing this.
"Did you hear that, brother-in-law? The master said that the two nephews will be able to bring glory to the family in the future. They will definitely be more powerful than you. Brother-in-law, you can enjoy the blessings in the future." The two brothers-in-law patted Zhu Pingan on the shoulders and said with a smile.
"Haha, I don't want them to be able to honor their ancestors, I just want them to be safe, happy and carefree..."
Zhu Ping'an chuckled. He was a father for the first time and looked at They are so small, with soft faces, and my only wish is that they grow up safely and happily. That's enough.
As soon as Zhu Pingan finished speaking, he saw three fortunes suddenly appearing in his field of vision.
The rich man Li and his two brothers-in-law standing in front of him had green luck on their heads. After realizing it, he said "Guangzong Yaozu" again.
Over the years, Zhu Ping'an has long been accustomed to the perspective of luck. He is not surprised by changes and has no ripples in his heart.
The rich man Li and his two brothers-in-law have green luck on their heads, not Bai Ding's. It seems that the father-in-law and the two brothers-in-law will have special opportunities in the future to be officials. Well, that's right. Rich man Li is from the Hou Mansion. The second master may still have a casual job with grace, and the family has so much money, so donating a prison student to his two brothers-in-law is not a problem.
Zhu Pingan understands the blue luck on their heads. After all, when she was a child, Li Shu had purple luck on her head.
Normal, normal.
Zhu Pingan calmly looked at the attained monk in front of him, wanting to see what color of luck was on his head.
Then
Zhu Pingan, who was always calm, his eyelids jumped.
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A streak of blood-red mixed with black luck floated above his head like a wolf smoke on the head of the enlightened monk in front.
Ferocious energy, murderous intent, bloody disaster, these are signs of extreme danger.
This so-called enlightened monk actually harbored fierce and murderous intent. It seemed that his so-called sight of two fortunes rising from the sky in the backyard and the arrival of noble people were all his excuses. His purpose was to enter the backyard.
The person who comes is not good.
Two little guys have just been born. His target cannot be the two little guys, nor can it be Li Shu. Li Shu is pregnant in ten months, and most of her activities are in the back house, so she will not cause death. As for the father-in-law and two brothers-in-law, it would not be the case. If they were to cause trouble for them, they would not wait until they arrived at the backyard of the governor's office. Isn't the success rate of attacking them on the road much higher than if they entered the heavily guarded backyard of the governor's office? !
Based on the current situation, Zhu Ping'an was very sure that this so-called enlightened monk was here for him.
In the name of marrying two little guys, he walked into the backyard to approach himself, and then pounced on the killer.
The alarm bells were ringing loudly in his heart, but Zhu Pingan had also been in officialdom and battlefield for a long time, and his face remained calm.
Zhu Ping'an quietly observed the killer disguised as a monk, and found that the monk was also looking at him again and again without any trace, and accidentally met his eyes. He calmly used one hand to Putting his hands together and saluting, if he hadn't seen through his true nature through luck, he really wouldn't have discovered it.
The reason why this disguised killer did not take action was, first, because he was blocked by his father-in-law and two brothers-in-law, and second, because he was still some distance away from him, and it was inconvenient for him to attack at this distance, so he was not completely sure.
If you want to kill me, hehe, please stay.
"This master, I wonder what position you hold in Lingyin Temple?" Zhu Pingan continued to keep a distance and hid his body behind his father-in-law and two brothers-in-law without leaving a trace, not to let them be used as human shields. But don't give the killer a chance to take action.
Zhu Ping'an's questions were official and condescending.
People feel like: I am the governor of Zhejiang, you want to chant sutras for my children and get married, what kind of registered monk are you, are you worthy?
“Amitabha, the poor monk is just informing the guest monks, but the master of the poor monk is the abbot of Lingyin Temple, and the master has taught me a lot.”
Ode to the Fat Monk He shouted the Buddha's name and replied.
Although I am just an ordinary monk who knows the guest, my master is the abbot, and my status in the temple is not low. I am qualified to chant sutras and form relationships with your children.
"It turns out that the disciple of the eminent monk in charge was rude and disrespectful. Qin'er went to make a pot of good Biluochun."
After hearing what the fat monk said, Zhu Ping'an felt quite arrogant as if tea was better than tea. Hou Gong's sense of déjà vu.
For Zhu Ping'an's change of attitude, the fat monk felt that it was normal. Whether it was the Ming Dynasty or the Japanese country, people in the officialdom were always like this. They flattered the superior and disdained the inferior. They were all snobbish.
Zhu Ping'an was the governor of Zhejiang during the Ming Dynasty, and was equivalent to the head of a country in the Japanese state. It was very normal for him to have this kind of snobbery. (End of this chapter)