Lady Xu's Daily Life of Setting up a Stall in a Buddhist Temple in the Northern Song Dynasty

Xu Ying dressed up as a third-class maid in the courtyard of the eldest son of Yongninghou Mansion, and when she passed through, she had already climbed into the bed of Zhao Yuanzong, the second son of the manor. Before Xu Ying could react, she was gagged and thrown into the woodshed. The eldest son sent someone to see her and hinted that as long as she insisted that it was Zhao Yuanzong who forced her, he would protect her and let her stay in a Buddhist temple for a while. After the limelight passed, he would be offered the position of concubine. Xu Ying agreed. It's not that she cares about losing the position of concubine, it's just that the two young masters are fighting, and she can easily become a fish in the pond, so she might as well pack up and get out. Moreover, Xu Ying thought it would be good to go to Daxiangguo Temple. As the most popular temple in this dynasty, Daxiangguo Temple had many pilgrims and monks. Wouldn't it be nice to set up a stall to save some money and find a place with beautiful scenery to retire in the future? Small theater: Xu Ying sold meat in the temple for several days. One day, she delivered meat floss cakes to the abbot of the temple and accidentally went to the wrong temple. The young man in the courtyard had a jade-like face and slightly raised phoenix eyes, and he was looking at her for a moment. Xu Ying stammered: "Second Young Master... Why are you here?" It's not like he's here to take revenge on her. Zhao Yuanzong said with a smile: "Thanks to you, I was kicked out." Mission: No matter what adversity we find ourselves in, we must always face the sun.