Before Chu Heng had his mishap, the family had specially designated a Buddha Hall, where Madam Liu would pray from time to time, and Ye Muyu naturally followed suit.
Seeing her so delighted, Ye Muyu couldn't help but take another look at the Guanyin for Child Delivery and ask curiously, "Do these really have such an effect?"
Su Mei seemed surprised by her question and responded with a respectful demeanor, "Lady, of course they're efficacious. There's a saying, 'Sincerity makes the divine,' and nothing bad happened to the master precisely because you and Old Madam were sincere."
Chun Xing also nodded in agreement, "That's right, lady, everyone believes in it."
"It must be so." Ye Muyu found that her own beliefs had changed and couldn't help but join in the faith, after all, worshiping gods and Buddhas is a mystical matter. She couldn't explain it, but she couldn't deny its existence either.
"You are right. Then take it to the Buddha Hall and offer it up," Ye Muyu instructed.
