Mysterious World Tour

"Junior brother?"

"Junior brother?!"

"Monks don't tell lies, and there's nothing wrong with what you did..." Jie Bodhi didn't finish his words when he was interrupted by Hong Guzi and Jing Xukong in unison: "Shut up!"

Tan Mo looked at his nose with his eyes, looked at his heart with his nose, and then put his legs together: "It's time, he should go to accompany the little princess to study, can the three brothers please join us?"

It's better to run away early in such a large-scale rollover scene.

Hong Guzi's face froze.

Jing Xukong's face froze as well.

Jie Bodhi then put his legs together, chanted the Buddha's name, and then said solemnly: "Junior brother, please go quickly to accompany the little princess to study, can you let the little princess wait."

Tan Mo nodded, then turned around and walked away without a sound.

Arriving at the monk's house where the princess lived, a guard stood at the door. Seeing Tan Mo, he said, "The little princess is very tired. Please go to the study and wait for a while."

Tan Mo didn't expect that poor student to read with him. Hearing the guard's words, he clasped his legs together, thanked him, and then went directly to the monk's house that was decorated as a study by the princess's maid. At that time, the monk's house was brightly lit. There was a candle in each of the four corners of the room, covered with a lampshade, emitting a dim halo.

Other places in the Lotus Temple used lamp oil, and the princess naturally asked for better candles. It was just that there were no kerosene lamps in Luowan Town, otherwise, Hong Guzi wanted to prepare that kind of lighting for the princess at the beginning.

The books that Tan Mu Ni Yue bought from Cao Xue Shi had been neatly placed on a small bookshelf, next to a small table and a blanket on the floor.

It was convenient for Tan Mo and the little princess to read books. The main purpose was to prepare it for the little princess, and Tan Mo didn't have it as a supplement.

Tan Mulu went to the bookshelf, took out a book of Buddhist scriptures, then sat cross-legged on the carpet and began to read.

The book of Buddhist scriptures was written by a famous monk in Buddhism. It was a commentary on Buddhist scriptures, from the simple to the complex. Although some of it was copied from others, Tan Mo had never seen it before and was shocked.

The commentary on Buddhist scriptures from a monk in Wu Ningjing was extraordinary.

The ancestor of that scholar Cao seemed to be extraordinary, otherwise he would never be qualified to collect this book.

Tan Mo was absorbed in reading the book. Seeing this, the princess's maid brought him a pot of tea. Tan Mo thanked her and continued to read.

Reading makes people happy.

He was a little monk who was keen on learning.

The number of pages in the Buddhist commentary was not many, and Tan Mo finished reading it in half an hour. He closed the book and was just thinking about it and organizing his own understanding when he suddenly heard a familiar sound of footsteps.

Those were the hopping and hopping steps.

In the entire Lotus Temple, the only person who could run out of such a fast pace at that time was a poor student. Because other people didn't have that girlish heart, they were embarrassed to do so.

"Little Muyu, I came really early." The little princess came to Tan Mo, followed Tan Mo and followed him to cross-legged and walked, then put her little head over, and the pleasant smell of liquid came over, and she asked curiously: "Little Muyu, what am I reading?"

"The Buddhist commentary written by Pu'an, a high monk in Wuningjing, Yuan Temple, Xiyue, I want to read it?" Tan Mo said, and asked a stupid question.

That stupid question had to be asked.

After all, the little princess can choose not to read books, but he is here to accompany the little princess to read. If he doesn't even ask about that, wouldn't it be too dereliction of duty?

In that case, the princess might have a different opinion of him and have some complaints.

Once he is labeled as such by the princess, it will be difficult to get benefits from the princess in the future!

Therefore, in order to make this deal last, Tan Mo must pretend to be serious, at least to show that the little princess really reads books, instead of saying that he doesn't work hard.

"No." The little princess pouted her lips not surprisingly.

How could she want to read such a book?

She yawned just by listening to it, and then fell asleep in less than a cup of tea. In the past, Hong Susu often recited sutras to coax her to sleep for convenience and trouble.

Tan Mo nodded. The answer of the little princess was within his expectation. Anyway, he had finished reading the commentary of the Buddhist sutra, so he put the sutra aside, and then went to look for it, and found a book of strange stories.

The author of the book is unknown. The whole book is full of strange stories, which sound like they are made up, or rural rumors formed by people repeating what others say. But at that time, the scholar Cao repeatedly guaranteed that the events recorded in the book did not really happen, because some of the things in the book were encountered by several ancestors of the Cao family.

Moreover, it is said that people who read the book will encounter some strange things described in the book, and they will not encounter anything terrible, and they will have some wonderful gains after encountering those strange things.

At that time, the scholar Cao said something very magical. When Tan Mo asked what magical gains he had, the scholar Cao was too embarrassed to answer. He just said that his grandfather told him when he was a child. When he was prosperous, he was busy managing his connections and had no time to verify it. After he fell into poverty, he just wanted to fill his stomach and didn't care about those things.

Tan Mo was very curious about this, so he prepared to watch it with the little princess.

I think with the princess and the three talents around, there will be no trouble. And even if the princess blames him later, Tan Mo can push it to the scholar Cao.

After all, it was Academician Cao who sold him the book.

"There are some weird stories in that book, and after reading it, you will probably encounter some things similar to those in the book. Do I want to read it?" Tan Mo asked calmly.

"I want to!" The little princess blinked her big black and red eyes, looking very interested. Then she couldn't wait to come over, grabbed the book from Tan Mo's lap and flipped through it. After realizing that she knew the whole page After the characters did not exceed the leg index of one leg, he handed the book Yongtu to Tan Mo, blinked his big eyes and urged: "Little wooden fish, I'll read it quickly."

Tan Mo nodded, opened the book, and began to read.

The first story is about a scholar.

There was a poor scholar who couldn't afford to eat and couldn't bear to sell his books, so he went to the mountains and forests to find something to eat. Bu Nao, a scholar who really had no ability to make a living, fainted from hunger by a stream.

When the scholar woke up and was about to drink some water to satisfy his hunger, he saw a huge black shadow appearing on the stone wall by the stream. It looked like a big snake, but it had four claws and horns on its head. It was shaking left and right outside the stone wall, as if it wanted to break through the stone wall and fly out.

The scholar was startled, but at that time he heard the black shadow in the stone wall speak, asking him to help split the stone wall and release it.