After Chen Qing took Chen Luoxi away from Shaolin Temple, Lin Han also took Lin Xi and others to set off. However, this time was completely different from when he came. There were two hundred more soldiers around him, half of which were left by Mu Yang and half of them were left by Chen Qing, the father-in-law.

Lin Han suddenly realized that it might not seem like a bad thing to have such a father-in-law, but when he thought that there seemed to be many of the 200 people, Lin Han had not much joy left.

But the only thing that can be considered good news is that Lin Han does not need to be responsible for the food and grass for these people.

When Chen Qing and Mu Yang left, they left enough food and grass for these people for half a year. In this regard, it is enough to prove that the two father-in-law care about Lin Han.

I have to say that what Mu Yang said is not wrong. In this era, you still need to pay attention to safety when traveling far away. At least after these two hundred people, the sound of wild beasts was much less at night. It can be said that this is the safest time for Lin Han, because the matter of Su Xiaoxiao and Chen Luoxi's journey south to teach Yuan Shu'er fell on him.

Yuan Shu'er is a very well-behaved girl. When she said she was urging Yuan Shu'er to learn more, she was Lin Han, a teacher, dozing off the side. The student Yuan Shu'er was copying the contents of the book herself. Only when she really encountered something confused would she bother her master, who seemed to be unable to sleep enough every day.

The sensibility made Liu Mingzhu feel a little sorry for this little girl... Of course, this is not the case for Yuan Shu'er. Instead, she felt that following Lin Han was not tired and interesting. Lin Han never thought that the strange problems in her little head were wrong and a sign of laziness. As long as she could complete the assignment assigned by Lin Han, Lin Han would tirelessly answer the endless questions in her head. And more importantly, Lin Han knew the answer to her questions.

Lin Han would not only tell her the answer, but also tell Yuan Shu'er how he came up with this answer.

On this day, Lin Han decided to stay in the local town for a few days because of Gu Nian Lin Xi's body, which also gave the two masters and apprentices who also love to play a good opportunity.

The town is called Qingniu Town, and there are thousands of towns like this in Daning. If there is anything special about the town, it is a Taoist temple on the mountain not far from the town. The name Qingniu Town is also very related to the Taoist temple. The name of the town is probably taken from the green cow where I sat down.

If Shaolin Temple is the base camp of Buddhism, then this small Qingniu Town is the home of Taoism. Walking on the bluestone road in the town, Lin Han has already met more than one Taoist dressed up as a Taoist priest.

In this era, those who claim to be poor and poor monks are mostly really poor. Of course, there are a few who have nothing to do with the word poverty, but it is obvious that they do not include the Taoist priests in Qingniu Town.

Lin Han was like a teacher walking in the town with his daughter, stopping from time to time to answer Yuan Shu'er's strange questions, and taking the little girls around him from time to time. Although the people in the town had never seen this strange pair of master-apprentice combination, many people were still willing to repay kindness. What's more, Lin Han, the teacher, was not stingy, but just thought it was a teacher with a wealthy family.

In addition, Lin Han did not refuse to pick up other children in the town, and even taught the other party to read and a few copper coins in exchange for some novel gadgets.

"Master, it's going to rain..." Yuan Shu'er said happily to Lin Han with the words "Master" exchanged with the words "Copper Plate" and "Qingniu Town".

"The sky is covered with dark clouds, heavy rain is coming quickly... Let's go to the teahouse to shelter from the rain. If you don't come today, don't blame me for not giving you a chance..." Lin Han said in a nagging manner, and his eyes lit up and took Yuan Shu'er into a teahouse. The owner of the teahouse was also a person with sensible prices, and soon served two bowls of water to the master and apprentice.

"Master is waiting for someone?"

Yuan Shu'er's big eyes were full of questions. She didn't care who Lin Han was waiting for. I think the person who could make her master wait was not ordinary people.

"Yes, waiting for a bull's nose, it is not a good thing for either party. Monks have the monk's difficulties, and Taoists also have the difficulties of Taoists. Whether they are willing to seize opportunities or not, opportunities are given. This is fairness, but if the other party fights for it or not, or if they can't win it, it is not something I can master. There has never been real fairness in this world... and Master, I just need to ensure relative fairness."

Lin Han looked at Yuan Shu'er clumsyly dropping the silver hairpin on her head into the bowl and then took it out in a hurry, and while speaking, he sighed at Yuan Shu'er's intelligence.

It is no secret that silver can test poison, but this kind of care is rare.

Just as the master and apprentice were talking and laughing, it started to rain heavily outside, and no one of the two bowls of water on the table moved, no matter who was the master and apprentice.

It is said that heavy rain comes and goes quickly, but the rain seems to have no intention of stopping at all. After a quarter of an hour, a middle-aged Taoist priest wearing a straw raincoat came to the teahouse.

Of course, this did not affect the master and apprentice who were talking and laughing. I just don’t know how long it took. Although there was no sign of light rain outside, the number of people in the teahouse was not only missing, but also a lot less. In the end, there was only a middle-aged Taoist priest who eavesdropped on the conversation between the two, as if immersed in Lin Han’s teachings and forgot time.

But Yuan Shu'er, who was standing beside her, fell asleep in Lin Han's story... "I'm not a storyteller here. If I continue, it will be charged. I thought the Taoist sect was not interested in these things..." Lin Han's voice was very slow, while comforting the sleeping apprentice, as if he was talking to himself and as if he was talking to someone.

"I didn't expect that Donor Lin's understanding of Taoism was so profound, but he was no less than that of my senior brother. If he had the opportunity to meet, his senior brother would probably be very happy."

The middle-aged Taoist priest was the middle-aged Taoist priest who received news when Lin Han left the capital but had different opinions from the old Taoist priest. At this moment, he looked unconventional at all. It was not that he really had no interest in this aspect, but that he clearly felt that several breaths had locked him when he talked to Lin Han.

The donor is not a privilege of monks. In many cases, the Taoist sect also calls secular people the donors.

"I understand the operation of Buddhism, but I don't understand the operation of Taoism very much. At the beginning, there were a lot of small movements of Taoism. Why has it changed now?

To be honest, I have been in Shaolin Temple for so long, so I can’t sit still, so why did I calm down?”

Lin Han looked at the middle-aged Taoist priest strangely. To be honest, Lin Han had a better impression of Taoist priest than monks, but the Taoist priest's small actions along the way also made Lin Han feel disgusted.

"Taoism emphasizes inaction and fights without fighting. The senior brother advocates this view, but the donor Lin's trip made me see the hidden dangers of the rise and fall of the other, and I have some worries. Now I have received some news that can make the Taoist sect feel at ease and even relieved. If I can't stand against the donor Lin, I think there are few people in the world who are willing to stand against the donor Lin..." The middle-aged Taoist priest replied without any concealment. Lin Han will not lie, and at the same time, he is rarely deceived. If he doesn't want to test Lin Han's ability, it's better not to deceive Lin Han.

However, the middle-aged Taoist priest did not test Lin Han's meaning at all, just as Buddhism did not have the idea of ​​breaking up with Lin Han, nor did Taoism.

Lin Han had just made it clear that he would not favor one side too much. Since he received such a promise, the only worry in the middle-aged Taoist priest's heart was much less.

Taoism emphasizes the truth that it is true that one is born, but as long as one is still a human being, one cannot avoid dealing with all things in the world. There is no real thing in the world that is ignoring the world?

The old Taoist priests don’t know this principle, but they may know it but are unwilling to face it. They are escaping from the world. However, someone always needs to do this. The middle-aged Taoist priest came to see Lin Han with such an idea.
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