Zhang Xiaoying, upon hearing this, was astounded. Could it actually be that their Emperor was one obsessed with the pursuit of immortality and alchemy?
Though by the end of times, all that was left of Taoist teachings was a phrase that said, 'Believe if you will, if not, scram, and don't disturb my ascension,' Zhang Xiaoying didn't believe that in this era, there could be a Taoist the Emperor trusted who didn't badmouth the Buddhist Sect even in the slightest.
"Father does not absolutely loathe the Buddhist Sect, but he isn't fond of the Imperial Family visiting Buddhist temples either. It's just that my sister had been ill for a while, and after she told Father that she wanted to pray for blessings, he granted her wish. Falling ill on the way back and secretly returning to the capital does not equate to deceiving the Emperor," said Yu Yang.
