"Thank you, little one."

Wu Hua took out a handkerchief and handed it to him.

"You're welcome, and stop crying. Let's go now."

"good."

Qin Luo drove the carriage, leading the group towards the Auspicious Beast Temple.

Su Sha Hu had imagined the Auspicious Beast Temple would be large, but he never expected it to be this big.

Spanning several miles, the temple complex is meticulously laid out in a harmonious and orderly manner.

The main gate faces south and has three gates standing side by side, with lifelike auspicious beast totems carved on the lintels.

It gleamed with gold and looked quite imposing.

The group entered the temple, where a central axis paved with bluestone ran north to south.

On both sides are layers of side rooms and auxiliary halls, every brick and tile exuding exquisite craftsmanship.

The central hall is nine zhang high, and its dome is painted with a diagram of the movement of stars, symbolizing the unity of heaven and man.

The auspicious beast statues enshrined inside the hall are diverse in form and lifelike, seemingly ready to burst forth from the sky at any moment to protect all living beings.

Qin Luo put a lot of thought into the decoration, using a large amount of high-quality wood.

Adorned with white marble carvings, it exudes both rustic elegance and solemnity.

The garden is lush and green, and it is currently autumn.

The maple leaves were ablaze with color, a dazzling sight. Qin Luo had imbued all the plants here with wood-type supernatural abilities.

This makes them unique in every season.

There were dozens of children and attendants in the temple, all dressed in plain clothes and with compassionate faces.

One of the elderly men, with white hair and beard, was the temple keeper they had found earlier.

It is said that he died of grief and never married.

I only wish to spend the rest of my life in this temple, where everyone has their own role to play.

They were responsible for the daily management of the temple, reciting the wishes of believers, martial arts training, and herbal medicine.

From cleaning the temple to cooking vegetarian meals, they did their utmost in everything.

In addition, the Wan Gu Auction House's promotion of pills has led to the flourishing of incense offerings at the Ruishou Temple.

People came in droves to pray and offer incense, and as Wu Hua had said, there were so many offerings that they couldn't possibly eat them all...