Chapter 192: Heavy Sins
"Grandma, I'll go to the Zen room with Master Huiren to get something. I'll be back soon." Su Wan glanced at Huiren and joked: "If I forget the time, you have to send someone to rush me, and I have to send you there. Temple, can’t waste time.”
Mrs. Su patted the back of Su Wan's hand and said, "Okay, since you haven't been here for half an hour, my grandmother sent someone to invite you."
Su Wan followed Master Huiren to the meditation room, with Qi Jiajun following behind.
Huiren Quan pretended not to see it and went to his meditation room.
The young novice monk finished sweeping and left the meditation room.
Huiren entered and said to Su Wan: "This matter must not be seen by anyone other than you."
Su Wan paused and left Qi Jiajun outside.
Huiren closed the door.
The sunlight shines in through the wooden door lattice, the Zen room is bright and clean, and the sandalwood scent lingers, making people feel inexplicably calm.
Su Wan sat on the kang.
Huiren took out a long box from the high pavilion, placed it on the Kang table, and motioned to Su Wan to open it.
Su Wan didn't know what Huiren was doing.
The look from Su Mansion made her feel inexplicably upset, so she kept avoiding Huiren.
She traveled through time into a book, which was very metaphysical in nature.
Huiren is a Buddhist, so she has to be afraid.
Open the box and inside is a scroll.
Su Wan looked at Huiren, who was playing with the Buddhist beads and chanting sutras.
She took out the scroll, untied the string, and slowly unfolded it.
The scene in the painting suddenly appeared before her eyes.
The sky was filled with fires, the lives were devoured, and corpses were scattered all over the fields.
Su Wan seemed to be sucked into the scroll, feeling firsthand the cruel war with smoke and raging fire, throats cut with sharp blades, blood on the face, and corpses wrapped in Sima leather. The people are in dire straits, displaced, starving and dying everywhere, as if they are in purgatory.
Too tragic.
Her fingers trembled and she didn't understand why Huiren showed her this painting.
I don't believe it was stored by the original owner.
"You are not her."
Huiren opened his eyes and said the first thing.
Su Wan was shocked. Although it was expected that there would still be a wave, her face was calm and she was not disturbed by his words.
She asked back: "Master is really good at joking. If I'm not me, who could I be?"
Huiren chanted the Buddha's name, and he stayed in seclusion for three years and had a life of great dreams.
After waking up, he was like Zhuang Zhou dreaming of a butterfly.
It was like walking through a lifetime in a dream.
All the trajectories in the dream were the same as in reality. The only difference was Su Wan. She was an accident.
She died in her dream, because she sold Gu Baozhu and Gu Jingyun, causing their tragic deaths, and she died at the hands of Gu Huaizhi.
Gu Huaizhi quickly climbed to the pinnacle of power and fought openly and secretly with the prince and princess. In the end, Gu Huaizhi died of poison because of Jiu Yu's help.
The prince inherits the throne, and the prince concubine is canonized as the queen.
The Great Zhou Dynasty was peaceful for three years.
The Queen of Xiliang suddenly went on a mission to the Great Zhou Dynasty. Only then did everyone know the true identity of the Queen. She was actually Qi Min, the daughter of General Qi of the Great Zhou Dynasty. After learning about the deaths of Su Wan and the regent, she returned to the Western Liang Kingdom.
Using Xi Liang as bait, they teamed up with the other two countries to help them attack the Great Zhou Dynasty. If anyone took the heads of Ji Wufeng, Su Mixue, and Su Jihong, they would hand over Xi Liang to them, with blood letters as evidence.
This move completely broke the checks and balances among the four countries.
Qi Min wanted to kill Ji Wufeng, Su Mixue and Su Jihong at all costs.
When there is a war, it is the people who suffer.
Qi Min's sins are serious.
She personally took off the heads of these people, wrote an edict of guilt, and finally jumped off the city wall.
The world in front of Huiren seemed to be collapsing and turning into ashes.
He suddenly woke up, still as if in a dream, Qi Min said in front of his senior brother: "Master Huiming, Qi Min asks you to save Ji Xuan and Wan Wan, eliminate their karma and hatred, so that they can reincarnate."
"All sins are caused by me and will be borne by me. I wish to never enter reincarnation and atone for my sins."
Huiming said: "For your own selfishness, you have caused all the people in the world to suffer, and your sins are so serious. How can you resolve them without entering reincarnation? The Qi family has guarded the territory of the Zhou Dynasty for generations, and protected the safety of the people. As a Qi family, you are worthy of being listed among your ancestors. Ancestors?”
"The blood of the men of the Qi family was spilled on the battlefield, and their bodies were wrapped in horse leather. The defending Zhou Dynasty could not tolerate the children and grandchildren of the Qi family." Qi Min said coldly: "In front of the great love of my country, I only know that I am an ordinary mother. Qi The family has to protect them with their lives, but who will protect the Qi family’s children?”
"Buddhism emphasizes cause and effect, and this is cause and effect."
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When Huiren thinks about it now, Qi Min's resentment and hostility are still shocking.
He immediately left the border to investigate the incident.
Everything that happened before was the same as in the dream. Things began to go wrong when Su Wan was preparing to sell Gu Baozhu and Gu Jingyun. As he observed, Su Wan's behavior was very different from before, so he suspected that Su Wan was no longer the same person as before. Su Wan.
Huiren was convinced of what happened in the dream. He believed that it was the instructions given to him by the Buddha to prevent this from happening. Su Wan's change was the compassion of Buddha, in order to save the world.
He originally wanted to follow the Buddha's instructions directly and get rid of the root cause of all this.
Su Wan's change caused all situations to change.
Qi Min seems to have received karmic retribution and is about to become seriously ill and die.
"This is the troubled world after your death, caused by Qi Min. Your arrival is the mercy of the Buddha. If you go against the Buddha's will and save Qi Min, who has sinned so much, I'm afraid you will also perish." Huiren read. Amitabha stood up and said: "This is your cause and effect, you take it away."
Su Wan's heart skipped a beat. She wanted to ask something else, but Huiren was already sitting cross-legged on the futon, meditating and reciting scriptures.
She looked at the scroll in her hand and tried to recall the plot in "Hegemony", but it ended with Ji Wufeng becoming emperor. Later, Qi Min actually provoked a war? Judging from Huiren's attitude, was it because of her?
But didn't Qi Min get married in Xiliang, have two children, and ignore her for more than ten years, didn't he abandon her?
Could there be other hidden secrets?
Su Wan walked out of the Zen room with a long wooden box in her arms, and the person sent by Madam Su just arrived at the door.
"Miss, the old lady is looking for you."
"Yes." Su Wan was wandering in the sky and went to Madam Su's room.
When Su Wan arrived at the door, Abbot Huiming just came out. Su Wan bowed to the Buddha, and when they passed by, Huiming suddenly looked at her again, and his compassionate eyes swept over the long wooden box in her arms.
Su Wan's heart sank, she put away her thoughts, walked to Old Madam Su, saw that there was still a trace of sadness between her eyebrows, and couldn't help asking: "Grandma, what's wrong?"
"Grandma lit the lotus lamp and the longevity lamp for you, and made a golden statue for the Bodhisattva, to bless my Wanwan to live a hundred years and be safe and worry-free." Old Madam Su brushed the fine hair at Su Wan's temples, her eyes were a little wet. Looking at the things in her arms: "Is it the things that Master Huiren gave you?"