The Imperial Guard’s Revenge

"Then your goal is..."

"Persimmons are to be picked softly." Lu Heng smiled slightly, and there was a glint in his eyes, "It's a shame for the court to be eavesdropped on such an important matter. Let's start with him first. , Peng Ze, Minister of Officials."

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Xue Kan was imprisoned. Originally, this was just an ordinary case. Every month, many officials were thrown into prison to sober up because they annoyed the emperor. But from a certain day, the emperor suddenly summoned Guo Xun, Marquis of Wuding, Zhai Luan, a cabinet scholar, and Qin Fu, the supervisor of the court, to supervise the case together.

Sun Yingkui and Cao Bian, who were originally in charge of the case, were also considered very unlucky. They secretly reported to the emperor, but the emperor did not appreciate it and threw them both into prison.

After Guo Xun took over the matter, he took it upon himself to be the first of the three. It's a pity that the other two were not vegetarians either. Zhai Luan pretended to be deaf and dumb, Qin Fuyang was disobedient, and Zhang Jinggong came in from time to time to intervene. Every day in the prison, there was a lot of trouble.

Everyone in the court was in danger for a while, and the ministers were afraid that Xue Kan would confess someone and implicate themselves in it. Peng Ze has been going to the court as usual these days, but he is actually very anxious.

The first assistant said that he would protect him, but it was all Peng Ze's negligence that this matter was leaked.

Peng Ze was uneasy. He really couldn't concentrate on his work, so he had to hide his whereabouts and quietly ran to the Buddhist temple to offer incense.

Peng Ze donated a lot of money for sesame oil, and sat for a long time in the high and cold hall. He looked at the fragrance of Brahma slowly rising in front of him, the half-awake and half-awake Buddha, and finally felt more peaceful in his heart.

Peng Ze walked out and saw a big monk standing in the sun outside the hall. He is kind, with kind eyes, a calm demeanor, and a Buddha-nature of compassion and compassion in his demeanor. Peng Ze seemed to have a feeling, so he took the initiative to walk over and bowed to the monk, and asked, "High monk, do you dare to ask that you are the abbot of your temple?"

The great monk looked at him with a clear understanding of everything in his eyes, and asked: "The donor is polite, and it is the poor monk. The donor is entangled with thoughts, and he is too persistent in fear of not doing good deeds. I hope the donor will see it as soon as possible."

Peng Ze was startled, how did this monk know what was on his mind? He came to this temple completely at random, and even his family didn't know he was here, and this monk also took the initiative to talk to him after seeing it, and there was no possibility of making arrangements in advance. Peng Ze didn't doubt the identity of the monk at all, and asked, "How does the abbot know that I have obsessions?"

The monk shook his head, and said in a tight-lipped manner: "I have done it, but I can't do it. The karma that the donor has created has been written on his face."

Peng Ze was startled and hurriedly asked, "What does the abbot mean by this?"

However, the great monk shook his head and refused to say any more: "The cause of this life and the consequences of the next life are all doomed. If you wronged him in this life, he will be reborn as your son in the next life, and you will be troubled for the rest of your life."

After the great monk finished speaking, he turned around and left without waiting for Peng Ze to ask. He recited the Buddha's name as he walked, the sun shining on him, holy and radiant, as if he was going to go to the sky at any time.

After the great monk left, Peng Ze stood there by himself, stunned for a long time.

In the dark wing room, Wang Yanqing looked at the person who was knocked unconscious and stripped under his feet, and couldn't help but lowered his voice and asked, "Brother, this is a Buddhist holy place, is it really okay for you to do this?"

Before he could finish speaking, the rear window was silently pushed open, and a man in a cassock jumped in. He kicked his legs rudely, touched the top of his bright head, and asked, "Sir, how am I pretending?"

The author says:

Peng Ze: Today, I met an eminent monk who knew me like the back of my hand. The Dharma is profound and admired.

Lu Heng: No, it's not the eminent monk who understands you, it's Jin Yiwei.

Chapter 79

Peng Ze was in a trance when told by a monk he had never met before, and walked out with frown. Peng Ze was so immersed in his own world that he didn't notice that there were a lot fewer pilgrims in the temple, and even the floor-sweeping monks were gone.

After Peng Ze walked out, the pedestrian who seemed to be worshipping Buddha turned around, quickly slipped to the wing, and tapped the window three times. This is the code they agreed upon, and knocking it three times means that Peng Ze is no longer in sight.

In the closed wing, there was a Jin Yiwei disguised as an ordinary person, and Lu Heng was in it. Lu Heng glanced at the real monk who was knocked unconscious at his feet and said, "Peng Ze is gone, the four of you stay behind to take care of the aftermath, don't make these monks suspicious. The rest of the people will stare at Peng Ze, no matter what he does next. Wherever you go, be sure to follow."

Jin Yiwei should be, and then spread out, each doing their own thing. Lu Heng pushed open the door and walked out in the sun. He even took Wang Yanqing to the front of the hall to put incense sticks. Wang Yanqing looked at his actions and said helplessly, "Brother, it's almost done."

He knocked out the host and novice in the temple, pretended to be a monk and deceived people, and now he comes to the Buddha to offer incense. If the Buddha had a spirit in the sky, he would have to be mad at him.

Lu Heng inserted the incense stick into the incense burner, and said lightly, "If it can really hear and see, it will be a good thing. I'm afraid that it will close its eyes and ears, and will not listen to it."

It is indeed random that Peng Ze came to this temple today, and he did not ambush in advance. It's just that Lu Heng had people follow Peng Ze long ago. When Jin Yiwei saw that Peng Ze entered the temple, he immediately went to notify Lu Heng. Lu Heng knew that there was a good opportunity and ordered to do it.