Chapter 844 844 Great aspirations, wishing to shorten my life by ten years
Ji Yunkai just knelt three times and kowtowed all the way up the mountain to the royal temple.
By the time she successfully reached the royal temple, it was already noon and she had already missed the time for offering incense. However, the main door of the temple was still open, and even the abbot of the temple and his disciples greeted her at the door.
Seeing Ji Yunkai, who was covered in gray with blood on his face, knees and feet, he staggered forward. Abbot Huiyan of the temple, Huiyan, recited loudly: "Amitabha!"
Ji Yunkai, who had a tense face all the way, suddenly smiled and said weakly but happily: "Abbot Huiyan, I came to see the Buddha with the most solemn ceremony of a believer as your junior brother, Master Huiqing, said.
Will Buddha save my father?"
That's right, Abbot Huiqing of Youyin Temple is the junior brother of the majestic but kind abbot in front of you.
Abbot Huiqing guessed what Ji Yunkai was going to do and silently tricked her. Of course Ji Yunkai also knew, but she was willing to cooperate.
She and Abbot Huiqing, one wanted to be filial and the other wanted to promote the temple, this cooperation... was naturally very pleasant.
"Amitabha, as long as the benefactor sincerely asks for it, the Buddha will know it. There is no need to kneel three times and kowtow." The venerable Abbot Huiyan looked compassionate, as if he couldn't see the blood on Ji Yunkai's face, and he didn't seem to hear it.
Just as Ji Yunkai said, he performed extremely beautifully in Tai Chi.
"Abbot Huiqing said that sincerity will lead to success. I dare not risk my father's life. The Main Hall is just ahead. I would like to ask the abbot to let me walk the last section of the road." Ji Yunkai took three more steps forward and knelt down.
Abbot Huiyan remained motionless and accepted Ji Yunkai's gift. When Ji Yunkai continued to move forward, Abbot Huiyan took a step back, and the young monks behind him also stepped back to make way for Ji Yunkai.
There were only a dozen steps left, but Ji Yunkai walked very slowly. Those who followed her all the way up saw her persistence and suffering along the way. No one said that she was pretending, and some even had red eyes.
, constantly cheering Ji Yunkai: "Princess Yanbei, the Buddha will definitely hear your request, and Master Ji will be safe and sound."
"Princess Yanbei is sincere and pious, and the Buddha will definitely see it."
"Princess Yanbei, let's accompany you to pray to the Buddha."
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With the encouragement of everyone, Ji Yunkai climbed to the top of the mountain step by step, walked to the royal temple, and then walked into the Main Hall.
The monks outside the hall followed her in one by one and sat down on the futons that had been arranged. Abbot Huiyan sat at the front. The female believers who went up the mountain with Ji Yunkai also knelt before her Highness one by one.
, kneeling behind Ji Yunkai.
The hall was crowded with people, but it was unusually quiet, with everyone looking solemn.
Ji Yunkai knelt on the futon, clasped his hands, looked at the compassionate Buddha in front of him, and prayed in his heart: "May the deceased Miss Ji be reincarnated as soon as possible. May the next life be happy and healthy, with the love of parents and the love of brothers and sisters."
Yes, she fasted for three days at Youyin Temple, burned incense and copied sutras every day to purify her heart and mind. She was not just pretending, she really wanted something.
She prayed for a safe, happy and healthy next life for the deceased Ji Yunkai.
She didn't know whether the Buddha would answer her request. She just wanted peace of mind.
She survived in place of the original owner, which can be regarded as stealing the original owner's life. What did she mainly do for the original owner?
"Buddha, I only have this one request today. I may offend the Buddha next, so please forgive me." After Ji Yunkai prayed quietly, he kowtowed nine times to the Buddha, each one of which he kowtowed deeply.
, without a trace of perfunctoryness.
After finishing kowtow, Ji Yunkai was in a trance for a moment.
I kowtowed too much today. I guess I won’t kowtow as much as I did today in my entire life.
After waking up, Ji Yunkai did not forget the origin of today. She knelt firmly at the feet of the Buddha and said in a voice that could be heard by the people behind her: "The Buddha is above me. I am a believer who would like to lose ten years of my life. Please protect me."
I wish my father a speedy recovery, no illness or disaster, and a long life."
"Princess, you must not speak nonsense in front of the Buddha." Abbot Huiyan wanted to stop him but it was too late. Ji Yunkai had already finished speaking.
The people behind her were also shocked, staring at her back, unable to believe what they were hearing, and were once again moved by Ji Yunkai's pure filial piety.
Princess Yanbei is obviously a filial and good daughter. From now on, whoever dares to say that Princess Yanbei is unfilial will definitely be scolded in his face...
"Abbott, I am sincere." After Ji Yunkai finished speaking, he kowtowed lightly.
Her father had died a long time ago. If the Buddha could bless her father with no illness or disaster and a long life in the next life, she would be willing to shorten her life by ten years.
"Princess, you are sincere and filial, the Buddha will definitely hear your words." Abbot Huiyan stopped trying to persuade, but gave Ji Yunkai a loving look.
"May the Buddha bless you." Ji Yunkai kowtowed again, and the people behind her also chanted "May the Buddha bless you."
Afterwards, Abbot Huiyan led the temple ancestor monks to recite scriptures in the main hall.
On every first and fifteenth day of the Lunar New Year, there would be monks in the royal temple chanting sutras for the donors who came to offer incense. However, this was the first time that Abbot Huiyan appeared. It was obvious that Abbot Huiyan only appeared for Ji Yunkai.
Under such circumstances, Ji Yunkai could not leave. She knelt like the people behind her and could not get up until the sutra was finished.
Half an hour later, Abbot Huiyan finished reciting and led the monks to salute the believers in the temple. The people in the temple also stood up and returned the salute. Ji Yunkai was no exception. However, when she stood up, she fell to the ground with a "thud"...
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"No, Princess Yanbei fainted." This was the Grand Palace. No one dared to make any noise. Only a few women who were slightly closer to Ji Yunkai stepped forward to help Ji Yunkai.
Abbot Huiyan stepped forward quickly, took a look at Ji Yunkai, chanted Buddha's name, and said: "The princess is exhausted. She will be fine after just two days of rest. He also asked two female donors to help help the princess to the meditation room in the backyard.
rest."
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The prince knew that Ji Yunkai had a plan and that she was going to take action against the Ji family, but he didn't know exactly what Ji Yunkai was going to do.
It's not that he didn't want to know, it was just that he asked, but Ji Yunkai didn't say anything, only that he would know when the time comes.
Out of respect for Ji Yunkai, the prince not only did not investigate privately, but instead sent the people around him to Ji Yunkai and let him play around. However, he did not expect that Ji Yunkai would play such a big game, which made him angry.
Kill him.
Ji Yunkai made full use of the prince's people. In order to prevent these people from tipping off the prince, he sent them away a day earlier. By the time the prince received the news, it was already too late. Ji Yunkai not only knelt three times and kowtowed.
After arriving at the Royal Temple, I made my great wish at the Main Hall.
The prince was immediately furious and wanted to catch Ji Yunkai and beat her up so that she would know what it meant to be a good person.
However, when the prince rushed to the royal temple and learned that Ji Yunkai had fainted in the Main Hall, the prince lost any anger and just wanted to see someone quickly to make sure she was safe... (To be continued)