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"Yeah, yeah, I noticed it the moment you said it. How many children this child is really a bit similar to me, the same intelligence and cleverness. This child is more fortunate than me, and will be better off in the future. " The granny looked at the fish in pity, speechless.

"Yes, this child will." Taoist Miao Xin also agreed.

"Master, Granny. Actually, the Wordless Girl is more like a person. Why don't you guys take a closer look? " Miao Yu's little master said softly while standing behind everyone.

Everyone looked at Miaoyu's little master with different expressions. Miaoyu's little master looked at her master with a guarded expression, then lowered her head and stopped talking.

The words of Miaoyu's little master made Yu Di speechless with curiosity, but no one said a word. Yu Di was speechless, but he would not take the initiative to ask, lest he offend the others.

"Miss Speechless, it will be our class time soon. Do you want to listen in together with us?" The Temple Head asked as he handed the teacup over to Yu Shuang.

"Of course I have to listen to this. What a rare opportunity, isn't it a fool to not listen when you have nothing to say?" Yu Shuang had come to this place without a word, and all she had heard was about people she had never met before. She was even more curious about this place.

"This is excellent. Then let's all go to the academy. " The Monastery Master placed the teacup on the plate in front of Miao Yu's master, moving it with gentle steps.

Yu Di wordlessly followed the crowd. She was not very familiar with this courtyard, so she did not want to make a joke by walking into the wrong place.

The Lecture Hall was the most secluded and secluded courtyard in the deepest part of the courtyard. It had a concave structure to it, and behind it was a pond with lotus flowers and a variety of carp.

Yu Di looked out at the scenery silently. No matter how ignorant he was, he would know that the feng shui was excellent here.

The lecture hall was still as old as it used to be, with an ancient feel to it. The sandalwood fragrance from the incense burner emitted a faint fragrance.

"All of you, get on the soft couch." The Charm Temple Master arranged for everyone to find a place to sit.

Wordless Yu found the most unremarkable corner to sit down, he had never heard of it before. The seats in front had all been taken long ago.

"Wordless Girl, come to the front. There's two people missing today, so there's no need to be so far behind. " Miao Xin called to Yu Di and sat in front of him.

Seeing that Yu Di had no words to say, Miao Xin Shi cleared her throat, "Last time we talked about this. She didn't care about her reputation at all. It's not famous. The name must not be lost. This time we'll talk about the next chapter. Who knows what the next chapter will be? "

"The best in the ancient times are the best, the most subtle and profound, unfathomable. A man could never be recognized, so he acted as if he was strong. In the west of the province of Henan, it was like winter crossing the river; in the west of the west, it seemed as if it feared its neighbors; in the west, it seemed as if it feared its neighbors; in the west, it seemed as if Huoxi was about to be released from ice; in the west, it seemed as if it were simple; in the west, it seemed as if it were a valley; in the west, it seemed as if it were cloudy; in the west, it seemed as if it were like a sea; Xu Qing was the only one who knew how to be calm and quiet. Who could move against Xu Sheng? A person who protects this dao does not wish to gain anything. A man can hide his true self and become a new man. " Miao Yu's little master answered leisurely.

"Well said. It's a good lesson to study in advance." Looking at Miao Yu's beautiful face, Temple Head Miao Xin nodded in approval.

"Since Miao Yu has already told everyone what we are going to learn today, let me explain." The old granny said leisurely.

"In ancient times, people who were adept at the way of the law were subtle and profound, which is not something that ordinary people can understand. As he could not know him, he could only reluctantly describe him as cautious, as if he had crossed a river in the winter; alert, as if he were on guard against the attack of a neighbour; respectful, as if he were going to a dinner party; free and unfettered, as if the ice were melting; pure and honest, as if he were raw material; vast and open, as if he were a deep valley; thick and tolerant, as if he were murky water. Who can calm the turbidity and clarify it slowly? Who could make the silence change and slowly show its vitality? People who maintain this' Tao 'will not be complacent. It is precisely because he is never complacent that he is able to go and update himself. "