Puji Temple is not as grand as the Imperial Jue Temple, but this temple does not have as many restrictions as the Royal Temple. It's quite approachable and often hosts high monks who come here to meditate, making it more appealing to ordinary people. As more people come, the incense offerings flourish.
Ah Jiu, noble as a prince, had sent word early in the morning of his visit, so when the carriage arrived, Master Daoyuan, the abbot of Puji Temple, personally led the disciples to line up and welcome them.
The commotion attracted many onlookers, who soon realized that there were esteemed guests visiting Puji Temple to worship.
After a few pleasantries, Wufu and her party were escorted to a private guest courtyard. They were to stay for a while, so the guest courtyard was not too close to the main hall. The environment was serene, peaceful, and elegantly simple.
