The Mean Abbey

Compared with the last time Ning Que saw him in Linkang City, Ye Su appeared to be skinnier, paler but calmer, and he completely lost his cocky expression.

There were hundreds of people listening to his preaching and they completely packed the street. No one made a sound.

His voice hung over the quiet lane in front of the decrepit house, mixed with occasional painful coughs. The content of his preaching was mainly the West Hill literary canon, but the way he explained it was quite different from that of divine priests.

Ning Que looked at the people who were listening to the preaching. Although most of these followers were simply dressed, some of which even had patches on their clothes, their clothes were all very clean and neat. Dozens of people sitting on the southeast side were obviously dressed in finery, but they sat quietly on the white futon like others.