Chapter 6
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Jiang Lingzhen sat in the carriage and looked outside through the gap between the shaking of the carriage.
Princess Royal of Wen City was a Buddhist. This time, her daughter met with such a disaster, so she still had a knot in her heart. This time, taking advantage of Jiang Lingzhen's good health, she immediately took her daughter to the most famous temple in the Tianqi Dynasty — Hidden Dragon Temple to worship.
Gu Shengyin was naturally happy. The Hidden Dragon Temple was very beautiful. Even if she had nothing to do, she could still visit it. Not to mention, this time. Gu Shengyin wanted to see the legendary person in the Hidden Dragon Temple.
Jiang Yunshan's carriage followed behind. She didn't know what method she used to persuade Princess Royal of Wen City, who had always ignored her, to follow them to the Hidden Dragon Temple.
Jiang Yunshan naturally had her own purpose. In the original story, the crown prince and Jiang Lingzhen had fallen in love in the Hidden Dragon Temple. Now that she had a good impression of the crown prince, she couldn't let Jiang Lingzhen have a chance to get close to the crown prince.
Jiang Yunshan's index finger touched a little cold. She touched the smooth jade bottle in her sleeve and a smile appeared on her face.
After Jiang Lingzhen followed Princess Royal of Wen City to worship the Buddha, she told Princess Royal of Wen City that she wanted to get some fresh air. Then, she took her two maids, Hu Zhu and Linlang, to the back of the mountain.
She was familiar with the plot of this world. Naturally, she knew that there was an extraordinary Buddhist living in the Hidden Dragon Temple. He was the legitimate son of the emperor, the real legitimate eldest prince, Ji Yu.
In terms of identity, there was no other prince who could be more valuable than Ji Yu.
However, not long after Ji Yu was born, Empress Yuan passed away due to illness. Therefore, the emperor thought that this son would bring bad karma to his family, so he didn't like him. Ji Yu grew up in the palace until he was ten years old. Then, the emperor used the excuse of "praying for the good of the world" and banished him to the Hidden Dragon Temple.
In the original story, this legitimate eldest prince didn't appear in many scenes. He was really like a Buddhist living quietly in the Hidden Dragon Temple.
Gu Shengyin ordered Hu Zhu and Linlang to follow them from a distance, while she slowly enjoyed the scenery in the temple's backyard.
Although she had Gu Shengyin's memories, she could only be considered as a spectator. She had never truly experienced what Gu Shengyin had experienced and seen. The scenery behind the Hidden Dragon Temple was so enchanting that Gu Shengyin was momentarily distracted.
Hu Zhu and Linlang looked at their princess from afar as if she had never left the house before. She stopped here and looked there. They thought that their princess was bored for a long time. It was rare for her to go out, so she was more excited than usual.
Gu Shengyin was curious, but she did not forget her task. She slowly walked towards her destination.
She remembered that Ji Yu's small courtyard was in an extremely hidden bamboo forest in the back of the mountain.
As she walked inside, the surroundings became quieter. Gu Shengyin could only hear the sound of the wind blowing the bamboo leaves around and the echo of her own footsteps.
Linlang pulled Hu Zhu's sleeve, "Sister Hu Zhu, why don't we persuade the princess to go back? This place is so quiet. "
Hu Zhu looked at Gu Shengyin who was obviously in high spirits and shook her head slightly, "It's rare for the princess to be so happy. Let's not be a wet blanket. The Hidden Dragon Temple is an important place of Buddhism. There won't be anyone who dares to make trouble here. "
Gu Shengyin walked in the bamboo forest. She was curious, "What kind of person could live in such a place for more than ten years?"
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