The narration system of Wuxia Journey

The next morning, when Su Yuchen went out, Wang Yuyan stood in the corridor on the second floor of the inn and looked down. Su Yuchen looked up and saw a monk wearing a rag and holding a broken wooden bowl.

The monk was very old and thin, with a pair of cloudy eyes. He was meditating in the corner of the inn. From the upstairs, there was still half a bowl of water in the broken wooden bowl. No one knew who gave it.

"What are you looking at?" Su Yuchen asked.

Wang Yuyan shook her head and motioned Su Yuchen to look down. At this time, the innkeeper had come out and seemed to be very respectful to the monk. He held some food in his hand and lowered his head to send it to the monk.

The monk didn't know if he fell asleep. It was not until a long time later that he slowly raised his head. At this time, the innkeeper was sweating profusely. It was obvious that he had been bending over and was extremely uncomfortable, but he refused to stand up.

The shopkeeper let out a long sigh of relief until the monk chanted a Buddhist name, bowed slightly to thank him, drank the water in the wooden bowl, took the food with his black fingers and put it in his arms. The monk touched his hair and then slowly left.

Walking along the way, many people seemed to know the monk, and people kept kneeling and worshiping. There was also an old man with his granddaughter waiting at the door of the inn. When he saw the monk come out, he put a string of copper coins in the monk's wooden bowl and led the child to kowtow continuously until the monk's figure could no longer be seen.

Many pedestrians bowed and looked at the monk along the way until the monk walked away.

After a long time, the monk's back could no longer be seen, and the voices in the inn gradually became louder, and the people who were kneeling on the roadside also dispersed. The old man pulled the little girl, touched the bag of food on his back, and then touched his arms. Then he bowed his head and said something to the little girl, and the two of them left supporting each other.

"That old man and the little girl, they obviously can't afford to buy food, why do they still donate to the monk? Is giving more important than their own lives?" Wang Yuyan frowned.

Su Yuchen didn't care and explained: "Buddhism originally advises people to let go of the present life and focus on the next life. What the old man wants is just to ask for a reward for the child in the next life."

"Will she still be herself in the next life? How does she know that she can be rewarded by the child in the next life?" Wang Yuyan shook her head.

Su Yuchen smiled and said...

"She didn't know. But this is the only thing she can do for the child, at least that's what she thought."

"There are nine out of ten people in this world who are suffering like her, and she probably has no other way. It just so happened that a Buddhist monk came to her house and comforted her heart with Buddhist teachings, which gave her a little spiritual relief. So she believed it."

"As for the result?"

Su Yuchen showed a hint of mockery and said, "Is it important? The monk got alms, the old man got spiritual comfort, and as for the child... Who cares about her thoughts? "

After a long time, Wang Yuyan smiled and said, "No wonder you always hate Buddhism, because no one cares about the child's own thoughts?"

Su Yuchen shook his head and said, "Buddhism seeks the afterlife, Taoism seeks this life. Everyone has different ideas, and what they seek is longevity, which is originally the same. But I can't stand the thousands of calculations of Buddhism, deceiving the secular world, but giving alms in a condescending manner. "

"If I take the child away, can I change her possible fate?" Wang Yuyan said.

Su Yuchen was surprised and said, "You want to save the child? If you can save one person, can you save thousands of people? If you are partial to this child once, can you be partial to all the suffering people in this world? You can't save it."

Wang Yuyan sighed and said puzzledly, "I really don't understand you. Sometimes you are like a Taoist priest playing in the world, saving a life for half a steamed bun; sometimes you are like an immortal looking down on the world, watching everything coldly."

"If you are unwilling, you might as well follow him and see. The child may not be willing to accept your kindness." Su Yuchen turned and went downstairs.

[Wang Yuyan may not be unwilling. She also wants to try. If there is really a chance to change her fate, will the old woman be willing to seize it?]

When Su Yuchen sat in the lobby of the inn, Wang Yuyan had quietly followed him. Until near noon, she hurried back, sat opposite Su Yuchen, and shook her head.

Su Yuchen was not surprised. In this world, some good intentions and bad intentions are not so easy to distinguish. You think you are kind, but others are wary of you; you clearly want to send her to death, but she is grateful to you.

"Along the way, I will take you to see all the world's sights. You need to experience any insights yourself. This trip ends here. If you are fine, we will leave the city and return to Suzhou and Hangzhou today." Su Yuchen said.

Wang Yuyan nodded, and the two got up and left the inn.

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The two had just left the city for a while when they looked up together., looking at a Taoist temple in the woods not far away, there was an extremely arrogant voice coming from afar: "Hey! There are such beautiful nuns in this Taoist temple? Today is my good fortune, two little beauties, follow me."

[You encounter Yun Zhonghe, one of the four evil men, chasing Duan Yu and his party, and the two sides are fighting in Yuxu Temple]

Wang Yuyan's beautiful eyes flashed, and she said with a deep smile: "Someone actually went to the Taoist temple to make trouble under your nose, don't you care?"

Su Yuchen just took a look from a distance and nodded: "I roughly know who it is. In this case, let's go and see."

After that, the two went to the Taoist temple together. When they were close, they could already hear people fighting in the Taoist temple.

Su Yuchen and the others crossed the gate of the Taoist temple and saw three people fighting in the front yard, but a beautiful Taoist and a scholar were attacking a tall, thin and wretched man; not far behind the three people, a young scholar and a fierce-looking girl were standing aside to watch the fight.

The tall, thin and wretched man held two steel claws, attacking left and right, and was not at a disadvantage in a one-on-two situation. The Taoist nun hit his left leg with a dust in her hand, but the man just shook his body and avoided the dust. At the same time, the Taoist nun hooked and pulled the dust in her hand, and the dust in her hand was deflected and hit the scholar.

At the same time, the man took a step and reached the scholar, and grabbed his chest with one claw. The scholar wanted to avoid the Taoist nun's dust, and it was difficult to take care of the two judge's pens in his hands. For a while, he was in a mess.

Fortunately, the Taoist nun withdrew her move in time. The two of them had a tacit understanding. The Taoist nun rolled and swung the dust in her hand, and hit the man's lower body. The scholar blocked and sealed the man's two steel claws with the judge's pen.

As the three of them fought back and forth, the man sneered, tiptoed his toes and escaped from the double attack, swooped back, and landed on the willow branches in the yard like a flying crane.

The Taoist nun swung the two sleeve arrows in her left hand, and they fell towards his legs with a whoosh; the scholar bent down like a stone, jumped up, and the judge's pen in his hand pointed at the man's limbs like an arrow from a bow.

The man was extremely agile, and with just a twist and a swing, he had already jumped over the two people and headed towards the couple watching the fight next to him.