My Father Wants Me to Be a Monk

There is a little-known hill to the north of the capital of the Nantian Kingdom. The local farmers casually call it Xishan. A monk temple was built on Xishan Mountain in an unknown year. There are dozens of monks in the temple, both young and old. They live on the sesame oil money from the pilgrims who work as coolies in the city. One year, the emperor in the city was seriously ill and could not be cured for a long time, so he asked an immortal to tell his fortune. The immortal told him that if he wanted to survive, he must let his own son go to the north to find a temple near the mountains and rivers. If he fasted, chanted Buddha's name, chanted sutras and prayed every day, he would have a chance of recovery. At this time, the Ninth Prince, who had just grown up, was idle and idle, so he was ordered by the emperor to go to the north to find the selected temple for meditation and pray for his father. Thus began the legendary journey of the prince and monk. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.