Upon arriving at Jingxin Temple, life was not the ascetic existence Jiang Xian had imagined.
After all, her companion, the Empress Dowager, was the most esteemed woman in Yan Chi. The two of them represented the face of the harem's concubines, so naturally, they were honored guests at Jingxin Temple. As the foremost temple in Yan Chi, it was well-versed in hosting dignitaries. While the accommodations couldn't compare to the Imperial Palace, they were serene and elegant, and certainly not mixed in with the monks and nuns.
The scene reminded Jiang Xian of the Hangzhou Fayan Anman Hotel she had booked for clients in her past life. It was nestled in a mountain valley, and the path from its entrance was lined with lush bamboo groves. Passing by West Lake, one would arrive at Tianzhu Temple. The hotel itself even arranged traditional cultural activities, inviting masters to lead guests in calligraphy and discuss scriptures.
