Chapter 789: Yilin
The conversation between the two did not avoid the Hengshan Sect disciples.
Disciples like Yiqing were greatly shocked,
and immediately began whispering to each other,
watching Abbess Dingyi's calm expression with inexplicable looks.
Looking at the shocked or expectant eyes of these disciples,
Abbess Dingyi reaffirmed her previous thought.
If Gu Hanyuan were to call out,
these disciples might all run away.
It would be better to accept Gu Hanyuan's proposal
and keep them in the Hengshan Sect as lay disciples.
However, she still said crossly:
"I know what you are thinking. Everything will be discussed after we return to the Hengshan Sect; don't even think about it for now."
But even so,
the little nuns still heard the softening in Abbess Dingyi's tone
and were happily whispering to each other,
occasionally looking up at Gu Hanyuan.
Gu Hanyuan returned a gentle smile,
causing one shy, pretty face after another to blush.
Out of the desire to tend to his "fish pond,"
Gu Hanyuan stayed with the Hengshan Sect disciples, talking gently with them,
occasionally making the usually cautious little nuns giggle.
Abbess Dingyi couldn't stand this atmosphere,
so she gave a few instructions and returned to the inn alone.
Once Abbess Dingyi left,
the Hengshan disciples' eyes lit up,
and they unconsciously closed the distance between themselves and Gu Hanyuan.
They were at an age where their hearts were easily stirred.
Before meeting Gu Hanyuan, they were busy practicing martial arts,
spending their days with green lamps and ancient Buddhas,
inevitably suppressing their natural instincts as young girls.
After meeting Gu Hanyuan,
they were first attracted by his handsome appearance, extraordinary temperament, and peerless martial arts.
Then, because of Yilin,
there was much more interaction,
and their favor for Gu Hanyuan grew ever stronger.
Especially at the Twenty-Eight Shops,
when they were in despair,
Gu Hanyuan descended from the sky to save them.
Being at an age prone to fantasy,
their hearts were unconsciously pinned on him.
That was why Abbess Dingyi was so troubled;
it was like a dam about to burst—
it couldn't be blocked.
Just like now,
with Abbess Dingyi's tone softening
and Yilin as a prime example,
after Abbess Dingyi left,
they all unconsciously wanted to be closer to Gu Hanyuan.
To prevent Yilin from being pushed away,
Gu Hanyuan had to wrap his arm around her slender, soft waist.
Such intimate contact in front of so many senior sisters
made her pretty face turn bright red,
and her smooth, round little bald head also glowed with an intoxicating blush.
The Hengshan Sect disciples had no objections to Yilin being treated specially.
In their view,
there were so many women who liked Gu Hanyuan;
if it weren't for Yilin's relationship,
they were just nuns without hair,
and in terms of beauty, they couldn't even rank.
This, in Gu Hanyuan's view,
was their own self-deprecation.
Most of them had delicate features,
and even without hair,
they appeared charming and lovely.
Moreover, it was like a "uniform temptation"—
the added identity of being a nun
actually increased Gu Hanyuan's interest.
Furthermore, because the Hengshan Sect occupied quite a bit of screen time in "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer,"
he harvested quite a few Villain Points from the Hengshan Sect disciples,
especially after the rescue at the Twenty-Eight Shops,
where the harvest was full.
Yiqing, Yihe, Yizhi, and Yizhen, as the four main disciples of the Hengshan Sect,
were not only the most outstanding in martial arts
but also the most outstanding in appearance, aside from Yilin.
Especially Yiqing and Yihe, who had significant roles in "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer,"
so they all contributed many Villain Points.
As for the other female disciples,
even if the Villain Points given individually were not many,
there were simply so many of them.
As the conversation deepened... ===== CHAPTER 791 =====
End of Chapter
