Kang Yang felt that he was too unlucky.
Others who traveled through time could understand the language and read the text, but she traveled to a Buddhist country in the Western Region that had never appeared before.
She couldn't understand the jabbering words, and she didn't recognize any of the characters on the ghostly symbols.
From that day on, she became a little mute.
*
One day, the little mute fell in love with the aloof and noble Buddha.
She once had the audacity to secretly kiss the sleeping Buddha. Later, she was afraid that the world would know that she had blasphemed the Buddha and prayed every day.
But she didn't know that before that, Fozi kissed her with great restraint and forbearance, and went to the Discipline Hall afterwards.
Small theater 1:
One sunny afternoon, the little mute appeared in front of Hamalaka holding an alms bowl.
Hamalaka: What to do?
The little mute danced and gestured beside him: "Take me to beg for alms, I don't know the way."
Hamalaka frowned, took out the gold ingot from his sleeve and put it into the bowl.
From then on, whenever the little mute ran out of money, he would appear in front of him with an alms bowl.
Small theater 2:
The little mute liked earrings but did not have pierced ears, so she pestered Himalaka to pierce her ears with his own hands.
Later, she asked him to make her earrings with his own hands.
Hamalaka: I am a disciple of the Buddha, how can I give you something for this little daughter's house?
The little mute snorted and turned around unhappy.
Hamalaka lit a lamp and stayed up all night to make earrings for her and sent them to the little mute.
"I'm just saying, I don't mean that I won't do it for you... Don't ignore people."
Note: The female protagonist pretends to be mute in the early stage, and then starts to speak after the male protagonist learns the language.
Intention: Self-reliance and self-reliance
