Under the gaze of Zhong Kui, who was smiling like "all the birds in the mountains have flown away, and all traces of human beings have been wiped out", Li Yao knelt down in front of the giant mage in an extremely solemn manner.

A direct disciple of Master Guan Dao Ju Guozhen.

But if Li Yao wants to become a formal member of Zongshenguan, he still needs Master Ju Guozhen to submit Li Yao's personal information document to Qipingding, the supervisor of Zongshenguan, who will then hand it over to the Ministry of Rites of the Tang Dynasty.

The "Temple Department", a subordinate organization in charge of the affairs of Buddhist temples and Taoist temples across the country, reviewed the review. The "Temple Department" issued the "du ultimatum" to Li Yao, and finally held a ceremony to join Louguan Taoism in Zongsheng Palace. This pass was completed.

I'm afraid it won't take more than ten days and a half to complete the process.

However, Li Yao's information document was very simple, and there was no need to worry about failing the review by the "Temple Department".

Because Li Yao suffers from "lost soul syndrome", he doesn't need to make up anything about his relatives. He can just write the word "none". As for the age column, Li Yao has a childish face and can fill it in bigger if he wants.

No one believed it, so they had to hold their noses and write "New Year's Sixteen".

As for her personal situation and reasons for becoming a monk, Li Yao only wrote down ten digits, and then asked Master Ju to crumble the paper on the grounds that the rhetoric was too vulgar, and then handed it over to Zhong Kui to write it, which actually saved her trouble and worry.

Regarding the teacher-student relationship, Li Yao does not have to worry about extraneous matters.

"Once a teacher, always a father", this sentence in later generations of Taoism refers to worshiping the teacher, that is, only one teacher can be called "master", while other teachers who teach can only be called "master".

gentlemen".

However, there was no such concept in the Tang Dynasty. Even though "Mr. Shengxuan" Wang Zhiyuan was the descendant of Tao Hongjing, the Qing sect master on Maoshan Mountain, he had to be respectfully called "Master" when he saw "Mr. Zongdao" Zang Jinxue who taught him Louguan Taoism.

, and "Mr." as a kind of "posthumous title" cannot be called casually.

In addition, since there is no evidence of Li Yao's past mentoring relationship, no one will investigate whether she has ever had anyone as her mentor before, whether it was Zongshenguan or the imperial ancestral hall.

All in all, Li Yao's only legitimate master is "Master Ju Guozhen".

After Zhong Kui finished writing Li Yao's information document, the sky outside the tower was completely dark. The giant mage realized that he hadn't had dinner yet, so he asked Zhong Kui to solve Li Yao's accommodation problem tonight, and then took Li Yao to refine it.

After taking out the red pill and Li Yao's personal information document, he headed straight to Qi Pingding's residence in the prison.

Li Yao is not yet a Taoist priest at Zongsheng Temple, and he has not given an ultimatum. In addition, it is too late, so Zhong Kui did not go to the Zhike in the temple to arrange Li Yao's accommodation, but planned to let Li Yao stay with others temporarily.

Stay overnight and make detailed arrangements tomorrow.

Although there are no distinctions between men and women in Taoism, there are strict boundaries between the daily monastic places and residences of male and female Taoists. The residence of male Taoist priests is called "Qianyuan", and the residence of female Taoist priests is called "Kunyuan", so Zhong Kui took Li Yao away

When he reached the door of Kunyuan, he had to stop, and then he raised his voice as loud as thunder and shouted: "Jingyun, brother is here, come out and see me quickly."

Brother? Li Yao was slightly startled, and an allusion called "Zhong Kui marries his sister" immediately popped into his mind.

It turns out that these legends are not all groundless! But based on Zhong Kui's body and appearance, I guess the girl from the Zhong family must be a strong and strong woman.

Following a burst of light and hurried footsteps, a female Taoist priest with a hand-held lamp, slender figure, stunning appearance, waist as tight as a restraint, elegant and refined, came gracefully. She was really endlessly charming, and Li Yao's eyes suddenly flashed.

Light it up.

Darling, what a tall beauty...

But the difference in appearance between these two brothers and sisters is so big!

If they are born from the same father and mother, it can only be said that one of them must have a genetic mutation!

As soon as Zhong Kui's sister came up, she said to Zhong Kui in a soft and waxy voice: "Brother, why did you come back after walking for so long this time? This makes my sister so worried, eh..." As he said that, he suddenly put the lamp in his hand forward.

After taking a photo, I found that there was a girl standing behind my brother who was always avoided. I was slightly startled and said in surprise: "I wonder if this little lady is..."

Zhong Kui saw his sister making a fuss and was afraid that she might have misunderstood something, so he said seriously: "She is our master's new disciple. From now on, you will be the same disciple."

Hearing this, Li Yao stepped forward, bowed, and introduced himself in a neither humble nor arrogant manner: "Muzi's Li, 'there is light at sunrise', Li Yao has met Senior Sister Jingyun."

Jingyun stretched out her slender hand to help Li Yao up, smiled sweetly, and said, "Junior Sister Li is so polite. Why are you acting like a man? You and Senior Sister should be more casual." After saying this, she secretly handed a "Junior Sister" to Zhong Kui.

Come and tell me the whole story."

The brother and sister had a close connection, so Zhong Kui understood it naturally, so he jumped into the topic at the right time, and briefly and briefly described everything from the meeting and acquaintance of the two to how Li Yao became his disciple.

After hearing this, the sister of the Zhong family took it for granted that she had figured out what happened between Li Yao and the hermit in Tiangu Cave.

Li Yao, who was ignorant and ignorant, held him tightly in his arms, with tears in his eyes, and said softly: "Junior sister is really a miserable person, but the past is over, don't worry! Brother and I are here in this sect.

After one day of watching, no one will dare to bully you."

The elder brother of the Zhong family was unusually tall, and the younger sister of the Zhong family was of course also outstanding in height, being a whole head taller than Li Yao, so a pair of plump, soft, and warm big breasts just pressed against Li Yao's smooth and tender breasts.

Her eyes, mouth and nose were all tightly attached to her pretty little face.

Li Yao couldn't breathe smoothly, and her face turned red from holding it back. She was like a delicate flower bud. She was squeezed out a few tears of pain and joy on the spot, but her heart was involuntarily counting "wash her face"

"Breasts" cup size: "Even if it doesn't have a g, it should at least have an f! Ouch, it's so fierce... I'm going to die..."

Just when Li Yao was about to think that he was likely to travel back to the next life due to the fierce attack of Qi Chi Xiang Preserved, Jing Yun just let her go. Zhong Kui saw that the two women got along very well and seemed to have nothing to do with him, so he left.

And went.

Although night had fallen, the originally quiet Kunyuan quickly became lively due to Zhong Kui's thunderous roar.

If Xu Shi were in later generations, it would have been a time when housewives were watching prime-time TV series, primary and secondary school students were rushing to catch up on homework and reviewing their lessons, and homeboys and homegirls were fighting fiercely in online games. However, for the female Taoist priests here, it was the most important time of the day.
Chapter completed!