Not just anyone could live in the Mingxin Zen Courtyard.
Even a Zen Master like Qing Nan only resided in the Mingli Zen Courtyard, a place considered a tier below Mingxin.
This meant that as a Buddha's Son, Yang An's official status within the Great Virtue Temple was now on par with Zen Masters of their rank.
A Buddha's Son was, after all, a Buddha's Son—beyond compare to ordinary people. Though his Cultivation Level was currently low, this status alone granted him virtually unrestricted access throughout the Land of Great Virtue and Goodness.
"How many Buddha's Sons are in the temple?"
On the way to the Mingxin Zen Courtyard, Yang An couldn't help but ask Zen Master Qing Nan.
After understanding the status and position of a Buddha's Son in the Great Virtue Temple, Yang An was no longer as reserved around Zen Master Qing Nan as before.
Qing Nan's attitude toward him had also clearly grown much warmer and more familiar—something even a fool could see.
