It was already afternoon and the sun was shining.

After Su Dawei and Di Renjie separated, they carried a bag of money and returned to Chongdefang along the street.

The copper coins weighing nearly 60 kilograms are not a burden to Su Dawei.

But along the way, even though he was very strong, he still felt a little overwhelmed.

When passing by the back door of Lingbao Temple, Su Dawei found that the back door was actually open. A carriage was parked outside the door, and Master Mingkong was struggling to move the bags from the carriage. Looking at the banners on the carriage, it was a carriage that delivered food.

A man with an eunuch stood aside with a coachman, smiling at Master Mingkong working.

Obviously, this is the food sent from the palace.

Lingbao Temple is now a temple where Taizong concubines became monks. Naturally, the palace is responsible for food and clothing. But don’t think that the people in the palace will have any good looks. Who cares about a group of women who have fallen out of favor and have no chance to recover? If you buy eunuchs in the palace, you will buy food and deliver them on time. But it is impossible to ask them for help.

"Master, what are you doing?"

Su Dawei walked a few steps quickly, came to the carriage, reached out to help Mingkong carry a bag of food and put it at the door.

Master Mingkong wiped his forehead and sweated, and smiled and said, "There is no food in the temple, so it's just here to send it. Poor Ni is unloading the goods."

"So much food? Can you do it alone?"

Su Dawei glanced at it and couldn't help frowning.

There are at least a few hundred kilograms on this carriage.

Master Mingkong wants to move so much food, but her little body may not be able to withstand it.

"I can do it, I moved it myself last month."

"Will the other masters in the temple come to help you?"

"Everyone has something to do, I'm just idle, so don't bother everyone."

As she said that, she pointed her hand into the mountain gate, "As long as you move the grain in and there is a cart inside, you can save a lot of effort."

Su Dawei glanced at the eunuch and the coachman.

The eunuch and the coachman were also looking at him, with a disdainful smile on his face.

"I'll help you!"

"How can you do that? You're still holding something."

"If the master hadn't helped me, my mother and I would have been gone long ago.

My mother also said that I would repay you. If my mother knew about it and I would stand by and watch, I would definitely scold me."

Su Dawei said, putting his wallet next to him.

"Master, push the car over and I'll load it for you."

"Ami, thank you."

Master Mingkong heard this and no longer refused. He smiled and thanked Su Dawei.

"It's nothing. If Lingbao Temple wasn't a Ni Temple, it would be fine if I could just help the master to send it to the kitchen."

After Su Dawei finished speaking, he grabbed a bag of food with one hand and placed it on his shoulder.

Master Mingkong did not hesitate, and hurried back to the mountain gate and placed a cart at the door. Su Dawei helped her unload the goods and then sent it to the cart. After the truck was full, Master Mingkong pushed the cart and hurriedly left. Looking at her graceful back, Su Dawei couldn't help but praise her. This master was resilient, and if it were someone else, he might not be able to do it.

"Boy, you really know how to meddle in other people's business."

The eunuch walked forward with an unhappy look on his face and stared at Su Dawei.

Su Dawei didn't care and said, "My mother is to the Buddha, and the master saved my mother's life. I help me to repay my kindness. How can I meddle in other people's business? Besides, a group of weak women have already ended up with the ancient Buddha's green lamp. Why bother to make things difficult for you? My mother said, "Choose good people to be friends with, choose good books to read, choose good words to listen, and choose good deeds to follow."

Two donors, this is a Buddhist temple.

There are gods who raise their heads three feet high, so you must be cautious in your words and actions."

"you……"

The eunuch's face suddenly became ugly.

He pointed at Su Dawei, but couldn't speak. He stomped his feet and turned around and walked aside, looking at Su Dawei coldly.

But the coachman seemed to be a little moved when he heard this.

He looked at the eunuch, then looked at Su Dawei who was unloading the goods, gritted his teeth, and stepped forward to help Su Dawei unload the goods.

"Don't go to your heart. That guy asked the master for bribes before, but the master ignored him, so he deliberately made things difficult for the master. The man said it right, this is a Buddhist temple. There are gods three feet above his head. I will keep this in mind if I say it well."

Su Dawei smiled, glanced at the eunuch, and continued unloading the goods.

A black cat squatted on the gable.

With green eyes, staring at the busy Su Dawei and the coachman.

After a moment, its head tilted and its eyes fell on the eunuch. A pair of green eyes flashed with a cold look.

Su Dawei was strong, and the coachman Kong Wu was powerful.

The two quickly unloaded the food from the carriage and piled it outside the mountain gate.

Seeing that the goods had been unloaded, the coachman breathed a sigh of relief and wiped the sweat from his face.

"My husband is so strong. Judging from your appearance, you are thin and weak, and I don't want to be too strong, I'm afraid I can't compare to it."

"Ha, what do you do all day long? If you have two strengths, what's the point? But if you have good intentions, you will definitely get good rewards in the future."

"Haha, I'll lend you a good word."

The coachman glanced at the eunuch and whispered: "I'll leave first, I'll deliver the goods next time. I will help you, so don't worry, Mr.."

"Thank you then."

The coachman drove the car away.

From afar, Su Dawei heard the eunuch quarrel with him.

At this time, Master Mingkong came back with the cart.

Seeing that the food was piled up at the door, she was stunned for a moment and smiled and said, "Ami, you are so fast."

"The master laughed so hard. It wasn't me who unloaded the goods alone. The coachman just now also helped."

"Oh? Will he actually help?"

"The Master, when a man is born, he is naturally good.

That elder brother is not a wicked man. He will repent once he wakes up."

Master Mingkong laughed so much that he handed Su Dawei a kettle and said, "You're tired, drink some water."

"No hurry, I'll load the car for you first."

Su Dawei said, picking up a bag of food and putting it on the cart.

Just as he turned around, he saw the black cat squatting on the gable from the corner of his eyes, and his heart trembled.

An inexplicable feeling surged into my heart.

Why does this black cat look so familiar?

"Ami, what's wrong with you?"

"Oh, it's okay!"

Su Dawei calmed down his mind, picked up the food, and suddenly pretended to be surprised and said, "Master, why is there a black cat here?"

Master Mingkong was stunned and looked up, with a smile on his face even more.

"Are you talking about Xiaoyu?"

"Master, do you recognize it?"

"Why don't you recognize it?" said Master Mingkong: "Xiaoyu came a few months ago. I saw it pitiful, so I often feed it. It is very obedient and not noisy. Sometimes, when I feel in a bad mood, I hold it and talk to you."

"Xiaoyu, come here."

As he said that, Master Mingkong waved to the black cat.

He saw the black cat look at Master Mingkong coldly, screaming, turning around and walking along the gable.

"This guy is so proud."

Master Mingkong did not think it was offended and explained to Su Dawei with a smile.

After a while, the cart was full again.

The master pushed the cart away, while Su Dawei stood outside the mountain gate, looking at the direction of the black cat leaving, and felt a little shocked.

Black cats have been ominous since ancient times.

According to legend, after a person dies, the black cat must not be allowed to cross the corpse, otherwise the corpse will change.

However, on the other hand, black cats have the ability to ward off evil spirits and ghosts. In addition, black cats are cold and rarely get close to people, so people are also shy about black cats.

Su Dawei did not believe in these folk legends very much.

The reason why he was shocked was because he felt that the black cat looked familiar.
To be continued...