"Abbott, you're in trouble." In these days, Lu Zhishen didn't know how many temples he had paid money to. He really saw this kind of look too many times. "We practice Buddhism.

How can you judge people by their appearance?"

Abbot ‘w(?Д?)w’

What he said was really high-level, and he sounded a bit like an eminent monk.

But then Lu Zhishen immediately changed the subject, and said in a familiar voice, "All the acres of land in the temple will be handed over, and only fifty acres will be left. All monks who have not given ultimatums must return to secular life immediately. All property in the temple can only be kept

Leave a year's worth of food for each person, and the rest

All the IOUs in the temple were confiscated. All the IOUs in the temple were burned and all were invalid."

Lu Zhishen said many measures in one breath. Looking at the completely dumbfounded abbot, Lu Zhishen had seen a lot.

He persuaded Haosheng with sincerity, "Be honest and obedient. Just do as the prime minister tells you. If you don't obey,"

"Ahem~~~"

Over there, Li Yunze had to remind him loudly again, "This is the official intention. The host is Cai You, Cai Xianggong, the deputy prime minister of the province."

Although I have never seen the Nine Heavens Xuannv running out to help Song Jiang, the world in the original work is quite strange after all.

Just in case, Li Yunze asked Zhao Ji, Cai You and others to take the blame for many things.

If it were an ordinary parallel world, where would there be so much nonsense, we would just get rid of it all with a fire.

It would be nice to leave some grain and a broken bowl.

Uh~~~Monk? Broken bowl? Start with a bowl?

Lu Zhishen quickly responded, scratching his head and motioning to the Taoist priests over there, "The Taoist friends over there are all responsible for the work. If they are obedient, they will work lightly; if they are disobedient, they will work harder."

Some."

Speaking of this, Lu Zhishen seemed to have remembered something, "Last month at that so-and-so temple, the abbot would rather die than hand over the land and IOU, and then he really died. Oh, it was the fellow Taoists who helped him pass away."

Hearing this, the abbot of Lingyin Temple couldn't bear it any longer. He immediately heard a "clack" in his throat, his eyes turned white and he fainted.
Chapter completed!