Li Hongshuang said she wanted to take Xin Zhe to visit the place where she grew up, so she pulled him towards the dilapidated small temple nearby.

Before Xin Zhe could react, he followed Li Hongshuang into the temple gate with a confused look on his face.

As soon as you enter, you will see a small courtyard with a patio, overgrown with weeds. In the middle of the courtyard stands a large incense burner about 1.5 meters high. The body of the burner has been stained with rust due to years of corrosion.

Behind the incense burner, facing the main hall, there is a Buddha statue, which is also covered with dust and in a dilapidated state.

The rooms on the left and right of the courtyard are all made of brick walls, with moss climbing up the walls. The rhombus doors and windows are all made of solid wood and have long since decayed, making creaking sounds in the wind.

However, even without the erosion of time, I am afraid that the conditions of this small temple before it was abandoned would not be much better.

It's really too small, and it's in such a remote place... But Li Hongshuang said this is where she grew up.

"this......"

Xin Zhe slowly came back to his senses and turned to look at the woman beside him.

This place must have extraordinary significance to her, because her mind was obviously no longer on Xin Zhe. Her eyes slowly swept across the courtyard, the main hall, and every room of the small temple... There was something crystal clear in her eyes.

Spin around.

Xin Zhe stopped talking and looked at her silently until a crystal teardrop hung on her delicate chin, about to fall.

Seeing that he couldn't help it anymore, he raised his hand and gently brushed it off for her.

Li Hongshuang was also freed from her heavy emotions.

A pair of moist beautiful eyes turned to Xin Zhe, her red lips slightly parted: "Before I was thirteen years old, I lived here..."

It turns out that Li Hongshuang is an orphan.

In other words, she actually has parents. They were just abandoned at the gate of this small temple before she was a full moon.

On a cold and windy day in late autumn, the broken cry of a little baby disturbed the abbot of the temple.

The abbot took her back to the temple because she was too weak. He took good care of her for several months and finally saved her life.

It stands to reason that temples do not accept children easily, and since this is a girl, it is even more inconvenient to keep her in the temple.

But the abbot was not an ordinary monk, and he was the only one in this small temple, living alone all day long. He had developed some feelings for Li Hongshuang in the past few months, and finally kept her.

He also named her Li Hongshuang, following the host's secular surname, and after the scene where the autumn leaves on the mountain were covered in frost-red when he picked her up.

Although Li Hongshuang saved her life and had a roof over her head, her body had been weak since she was a child. In order to strengthen her physical condition, the host had her boxing since she was two or three years old.

Naturally, it was disorganized at first, but gradually it became more formal.

This punch continued until he was thirteen years old.

One late night, Li Hongshuang had closed the temple door and was going to fetch water to wash up.

A tall figure came over from outside the courtyard wall.

At that time, she thought it was strange that some thief with no eyesight could actually sneak into this small temple.

It just so happened that her boxing skills had improved recently and she wanted to try it out.

Without saying a word, he pounced on me.

But the other party twisted her arm in two or three times, making her unable to move!

The host heard the commotion and came to the rescue.

He seemed to know the man who climbed over the wall, and Li Hongshuang watched him invite the man into the house.

When she came out again, the host waved to her, and there was no emotion in his tone:

"Hongshuang, go pack your things. You can go with him."

Li Hongshuang panicked, knelt down with a snap, and hugged the host's leg: "Master, you don't want me anymore?"

The host raised her up and taught her martial arts. She was as kind as her parents.

But for so many years, she was only allowed to call her Master.

Li Hongshuang was really reluctant to push her away suddenly, and the host didn't explain much. He shook his head and went into the room, leaving her with a heartless look on his back.

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