Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 579 They’re Scamming Us!

The believers and tourists who had been blocked by Cloud looked terrified. Some began praying, while others exclaimed in shock.

It was a good thing they did not go in. Or else, they might be crushed!

The monks stood there dumbfounded and astonished.

The abbot was in a state of shock, his mind racing.

It can’t be… the Grand Hall and Buddha statues were newly constructed this year! They had undergone extensive repairs, and the reinforced tables and chairs were brand new. The Grand Hall had been maintained. It simply couldn’t collapse!

The young monk shouted, “It was you! You destroyed the Grand Hall and the Buddha statue!”

He looked at Lilly, feeling suspicious. Why did the palace collapse the moment she stepped out?

The tourists fell into silence.

“Can a child really destroy such a massive Buddha statue and the Grand Hall? Isn’t this a hasty accusation?”

“Yeah, this child is only four or five years old, small and delicate. They probably couldn’t even lift a chair, let alone destroy the entire Grand Hall.”

“The Great Hall has completely collapsed! It’s not like a mere incense stick was knocked over or an oil lamp was broken. It seems far–fetched to claim a child did this…”

“When I first entered, I was in awe, but now I can’t help but feel that this place… isn’t as noble as I thought!”

“You’re right. A monk who constantly prays, blaming a three–year–old child for something gone wrong and claiming to save all sentient beings with compassion?”

The young monk blushed in embarrassment.

The abbot sternly reprimanded, “Todd! Go back and reflect on your actions!”

The young monk reluctantly clasped his hands together, continuing to recite his prayers as he left.

The abbot apologized, saying, “I apologize for Todd’s actions. He is a newly ordained monk and hasn’t cultivated enough. He has committed a transgression of speech and violated taboos. It is wrong!”

Cloud smiled and asked, “It’s a good thing that the tourists didn’t enter the hall. I was right to stop them. What do you think about this?”

The monks who had lectured Cloud blushed and were left speechless.

The abbot felt a great deal of frustration and could not understand why the statue had collapsed. It was unimaginable for a well–crafted Buddha statue and Grand Hall to simply collapse without reason. There had to be some underlying cause.

weak. She could not even lift her arms or

would likely be trampled upon. It was clear

it be that they had committed numerous wrongdoings, and angered the Buddha and issued a warning?

his hand, his fingers trembling slightly, as

You must have a deep connection with the Buddha. Buddha is compassionate, and this manifestation and warning have saved

abbot’s words as claiming that the Buddha’s

on a show, truly added

How hypocritical.

had only grown stronger. He did not believe in Buddhism, but he also

were being sold everywhere, and visitors were

spot seemed to have its own temple, all increasingly commercialized as

were genuine monks

dared to claim that more than 90 percent of the temples were not true temples, but rather businesses. They were places where believers sought solace and found a form of self–deceptive psychological comfort. Despite acknowledging the concept of emptiness, they still

head, finding this level

of the Grand Hall, Cloud believed that spending millions each year to repair Buddha statues was not a positive thing. It was a pointless loss, and they would bear the consequences. The Crawford family

Cloud said, picking up Lilly and leaving with determined

covered in blood, and Cloud was eager to find a hospital to treat her wounds, being careful not to cause her any

supervision and investigation team come over. I’ll request the fire investigation

Suspension for rectification…

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strange expressions on their faces, as the notion of a temple suspending business somehow reinforced the impression that it was

left the place as they

Temple of Light was quite large, and the Grand Hall was only a small part of it. The collapse of the main hall had attracted a

side. It was at this moment that they encountered Cathy’s family, who had just finished burning incense and were standing there, perplexed, gazing in the direction of

greeted them, waving her hand and stepping down from

mother was

does this little girl

boy they had encountered on the mountain

and aloof, whereas this girl was adorable

could not quite place them, unsure if it was really them. They looked

wasn’t she a little girl instead of a little

first to embrace Lilly’s leg. “Hug

lifted Cathy into her arms…just like her

were

him! That cool little boy! Turns out he’s not a boy but

It had not been easy to reveal her true identity on the way, but now that everything was settled, she could playfully

said, “There are no gods here, so there’s no need

onto the hem of Lilly’s clothes and