Does the Top Scholar Regret It Today? - Part 2
第15章 Chapter 15
**Chapter 15: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 16: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 17: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 18: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 19: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 20: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 21: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 22: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 23: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 24: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 25: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 26: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 27: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 28: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 29: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 30: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 31: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 32: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 33: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 34: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 35: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 36: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 37: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 38: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 39: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while
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**Chapter 56: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 57: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 58: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 59: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 60: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 61: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 62: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 63: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 64: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 65: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 66: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 67: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 68: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 69: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 70: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 71: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 72: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 73: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 74: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 75: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 76: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 77: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 78: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 79: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 80: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while
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**Chapter 17: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 18: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 19: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 20: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 21: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 22: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 23: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 24: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 25: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 26: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 27: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 28: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 29: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 30: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 31: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 32: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 33: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 34: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 35: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 36: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 37: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 38: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 39: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 40: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 41: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while
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Chapter 18: The Festival of Lanterns
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 97: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 98: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 99: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 100: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 101: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 102: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 103: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 104: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 105: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 106: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 107: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 108: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 109: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 110: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 111: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 112: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 113: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 114: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 115: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 116: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 117: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 118: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 119: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 120: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Mol
第19章 Chapter 19
**Chapter 19: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 20: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 21: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
第20章 Chapter 20
**Chapter 20: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 21: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
第21章 Chapter 21
**Chapter 146: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 147: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
**Chapter 148: The Festival of Lanterns**
The festival of lanterns arrived, and Moling was excited. She loved this time of year when the entire city was illuminated with colorful lights and decorations.
She prepared herself carefully by selecting an elegant dress from among those given to her by Third Lady earlier in the season. Then she had Auntie Sun help brush out her long dark hair until it shone like silk under moonlight.
As night fell, Moling walked through the busy streets filled with people carrying lanterns of different shapes and sizes - some round, others square or even heart-shaped! Some were decorated beautifully while others were plain but still added to the festive atmosphere around them all!
Moling admired each one as she passed by until finally reaching her destination: East Forest Temple where hundreds of lit candles flickered within its courtyard walls.
There were many stalls selling food, drinks and souvenirs outside temple gates. Moling bought some sweet buns filled with red bean paste before entering inside towards main hall which housed several statues depicting different Buddhist deities.
She knelt down respectfully in front of them while praying silently for protection over herself and her family members back home during these times when everything seemed uncertain...
After praying, she walked around temple grounds taking in all the beautiful sights around her until finally deciding to light a few incense sticks at altar before leaving quietly through one side exit.
On her way out, Moling noticed Pingshu's husband standing nearby under a tree lighting some paper money on fire! He looked up at her with surprise when he saw Moling approaching him slowly but smiled warmly instead of saying anything unpleasant this time around...
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