Transmigrated into the body of a prematurely deceased beloved child

Chapter 151 The Buddha Brother and the Assassin Brother 18

After escorting the monks to the pharmacy, they left one of their accompanying guards behind to look after them, as they still had to continue their journey to Hongci Temple.

Before leaving, Zhao Zhao sensed something, turned around, and found that the monk had opened his eyes and was staring at their backs.

When Zhao Zhao turned around, the monk was taken aback. Their eyes met, and Zhao Zhao smiled gently. Without saying anything, she left.

There's no rush; they'll meet again eventually.

……

Hongci Temple is a well-known temple in the area. It is said that the Buddha enshrined there is very efficacious and the master there has superb magical powers.

In this era, even the idea that "masters possess magical powers" has been circulating. He Qianyan, who used to be all alone, didn't quite believe it and even scoffed at it.

But with so many people spreading the word, and with a sickly child to care for, he gradually started to take it to heart, whether he was really interested or not.

Hongci Temple is built on a high mountain. If you want to go there to offer incense, you must first climb four thousand steps.

Hearing that sincerity brings results, He Qianyan straightened his clothes and wiped his hands clean before climbing the mountain.

Once everything was ready, He Qianyan reached out, intending to pick up Zhaozhao, but Zhaozhao stepped back, saying, "Father, you don't need to worry about me."

He Qianyan was worried about his health, so he carried him on his back without hesitation.

He carried Zhao Zhao on his back and held He Yunmin's hand, taking one step at a time, with an unprecedentedly devout heart, towards Hongci Temple.

May Zhaozhao be healthy and free from illness and pain, and may Minmin live a carefree and happy life.

Zhao Zhao saw this, lowered her eyes slightly, and gently wiped away his sweat.

May you and your mother live to be a hundred years old.

It is both the result of the calculation and a clear promise.

His voice was very soft, and He Qianyan didn't hear it clearly. Worried that he had neglected his son, he asked considerately, "Zhaozhao, what are you saying?"

Zhao Zhao chuckled, "Father, I said, we've arrived at Hongci Temple."

He Qianyan looked up and, sure enough, from a corner of the temple's meditation hall in the dense forest, the incense smoke inside the temple grew stronger and stronger.

Zhao Zhao struggled, "Father, put me down."

He Qianyan put Zhaozhao down, took one in each hand, and led them through the last leg of the journey.

At the edge of the jungle, unexpectedly, Xuanxin was waiting there with several monks. It seemed as if he had known they would come all along. At this moment, Zhaozhao's figure was clearly reflected in his old but clear eyes.

"I've been waiting for you for a long time."

An old, deep voice rang out, and the old monk lowered his head and bowed slightly to Zhao Zhao, with the monks behind him following suit.

He Qianyan was shocked, his gaze shifting between Zhaozhao and the group of monks.

"Master Xuanxin?! What are you doing?!"

Zhao Zhao remained calm, with a perfectly measured smile on her face, her hands placed in front of her chest, returning the greeting in a standard manner.

He Yunmin didn't move, staring at Xuan Xin with a strange light in his eyes.

This old monk is trying to steal his brother.

Zhao Zhao and Xuan Xin looked at each other. Xuan Xin smiled slightly, his expression unfathomable. "Buddha's disciple, it's time to return."

……

He Qianyan never imagined that when he prayed to Buddha to bless his son, Buddha would snatch his son away from him.

Even more incredibly, Buddha actually won the snatching...

“Benefactor He, you must already understand the cause and effect.”

In the meditation room, Xuanxin carefully explained to He Qianyan Zhaozhao's abilities and extraordinary destiny.

He earnestly persuaded He Qianyan to leave Zhaozhao at Hongci Temple.

“The Buddhist disciple needs to return to where he belongs, not only to help the suffering people, but also for his own safety.”