"So you'd already thought about what would happen after you were exposed?" Lin Wan asked.
"No." Lu Zheng honestly shook his head. "But I'm already exposed now."
Lin Wan was dumbfounded. Reaching out, she grabbed straight for the middle of Lu Zheng's body. "You pervert!"
For the next stretch of time, nothing major happened.
The biggest event was probably that, in places such as Lingbei Province, Yinan Road, Zhiyang Province, Eastern Chuan Province, and elsewhere, a version of the "Legend of the White Snake" suddenly began circulating.
It was said that the story took place in the western part of Great Jing, near the border with the Western Buddha Country. It portrayed Bai Suzhen, a graceful, virtuous, gentle, and kind Snake Demon, as well as Fahai, a monk of Great Brahma Temple who was narrow-minded, jealous of the worthy and capable, and unable to bear the sight of true love in the mortal world.
As a folk legend long renowned throughout Hua Country, the "Legend of the White Snake" was just as capable of holding its own in Great Jing.
In a short time, it swept through the thirty-two prefectures of the five southern provinces. Illustrated books and scripts spread alongside it, and it was said that more than a dozen top opera troupes had already begun rehearsals.
Likewise, thanks to the "Legend of the White Snake" gaining a reputation for guiding people toward goodness, many people began releasing small animals. As a result, some hunters actually made even more money.
Naturally, corresponding to this was the fact that the reputation of Great Brahma Temple, and even the Western Buddhist Sect, plunged straight to rock bottom. If not for the master who appeared at the end to help Bai Suzhen becoming a high monk of Fahua Temple, the Buddhist