[The beloved concubine of the former dynasty × the cold Buddhist son | delicate beauty | abstinence pulling | Shura field]
After the fall of the previous dynasty, the most favored concubine Yu Chongguang was sent to the temple for repair.
Others complained about the old master and the new emperor, but she only thought that the meditation room was too cold, the fast food was not delicious, and the color of her clothes was not good-looking.
Yu Chongguang firmly believed that he was born to enjoy happiness. She has a beauty that will captivate a country or a city. The late emperor loved her as much as his soul, so she accepted it with peace of mind. Now that the new dynasty had been established, he actually wanted her to live in a cold monastery, wear plain clothes, and eat tasteless vegetarian food.
This world is so unkind to beauties.
The Buddha is blameless, cool and disciplined. Everyone says that his six roots are pure and his mind is like still water.
Yu Chongguang didn't believe it.
She was so beautiful, and the late emperor loved her and thought of her until he died. If he was indifferent to her, he would be ignorant of good and evil. To ignore a beauty like her and not like her is to go against God.
So she felt cold one day and bitter tomorrow, and the next day she held her face in her hands and asked him: "Master, do you really not think I am good-looking?"
Wu Jiu lowered his eyes and recited the Buddha's name, his face remained calm.
But when she asked for hot water, he gave it; when she asked for candied fruit, he prepared it; when she thought plain clothes were ugly, he also allowed her to put flowers in front of the Buddha.
Yu Chongguang gradually felt that this monk was not completely without vision.
Until later, the new emperor came to Huguo Temple, with a golden chariot and canopy, and fine clothes and food in front of him.
Yu Zhongguang narrowed his eyes, turned his head and smiled at the new emperor.
That day, the Buddhist beads on Wujiu's wrists broke apart.
He finally understood that Buddha could not save her.
He couldn't bear to let her go.
