Xingzuo Temple Novels & Stories

HAILONG TEMPLE- Ao Shun helped Jin An climb from the sedan, clasping her hand possessively. She swallowed, glancing at their clasped hands, then lifted her head, looking up at the sight before. The HaiLong Temple rose before her, her mouth gaping at the height of the structure. Carved dragons embellished the corners of the brightly colored building. Bells chimed. Lanterns swung in the doorways. She slid her hand from his and ran towards the temple, avoiding the worshippers as they gave reverence to the dragon god.

Jade said, “Mount Dragon-Tiger has been expanded greatly. So the dojo of Terra Mountain is considered one of the best in the country. Many royals come here to pray and hold offering rituals to the heavens. It’s been blessed by the royalty and is known as a holy place.” “Is that the ritual platform? Are the Rakshasa Temple and the Emperor there?” “Nope!” Jade glanced at the golden platform. She could only see a part of it, as the top was completely hidden within the thick clouds. “That’s the legendary Fuzen Tower. Rumors are that the Fuzen ceremony was held there many years ago.” “Although Rakshasa Temple has control over Terra Mountain, it's not that easy handling a new dojo. Another reason

Although they had no golden body or silver body, they were more lifelike and powerful than the exquisite carving. At this time, Xia Ran was sitting on the carpet in front of the two statues, frowning as if she was thinking about something. Seeing them come in, she came to her senses slightly and said, "This is the ancestral temple of the Vermilion Bird tribe, and all of them worship the ancestor of the phoenix."

Luna rented a boat and glided across the water, taking in the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lush gardens. Eager to explore Hangzhou's cultural treasures, Luna ventured to the famous Lingyin Temple, one of the most renowned Buddhist temples in China. As she entered the temple grounds, Luna was greeted by the sound of chanting monks and the fragrance of burning incense. She admired the intricate carvings on the temple walls, the towering statues of Buddha, and the peaceful atmosphere that enveloped the complex. Luna took a moment to sit in quiet contemplation, embracing the spirituality and wisdom that emanated from the ancient walls.

In the afternoon, they were still traveling in the Peach Water Village in pairs. The Fox Fairy Temple enshrined a fox statue, and it was said that the stone statue had been here for hundreds of years, but Mu Zi took a closer look at the stone and the carving, and there were obvious traces of modern machine craftsmanship. As for the mountain's Vertigo Formation is even simpler, there are just a few forked intersections that look relatively similar, it's not as exaggerated as the rumors. In that case, the breakthrough could only be in the Goddess. Mu Zi felt that her estimation wouldn't be wrong, and next she began to take it easy on the tour, waiting with peace of mind for news from Jiang Che

The young woman walked briskly through the market and stepped onto the outer corridor of the Grand Temple. Xiuwa's temple was originally built to worship ancient deities. The square giant stones stood towering and majestic, though their straight lines were somewhat chipped and broken. From deep within the temple came the distant hymns praising the gods, ethereal and hollow, drifting in and out of hearing. The young woman strolled through the empty outer corridor, never once looking back. Sunlight cast the shadows of the massive columns into a grid pattern; in the flickering light and shadow, only the light tap of her boot heels could be heard.

After explaining, she glanced at the fourth stepmother. The fourth stepmother chuckled and said, "No inconvenience at all. We've left our homes to come here; adapting to the temple's arrangements is only natural. We shouldn't trouble Abbott for such minor matters." Emma looked around. This temple was primarily used for hosting noble guests who came to offer prayers to God at the temple. Nanny Jane was coordinating the movement of servants, and the temple was bustling with activity. The courtyard had a pathway made of colorful mosaic stones, and before the main hall, two ancient camphor trees stood tall, their vitality exuding abundance. The main hall was directly across from the entrance, wi

The Ice Temple in the Mountains “Trivia: It is a temple entirely made of ice, believed to be magically constructed from the creator’s deep cultivation. Muxue Yan erected the temple in loving memory of his beloved late wife, Ao Yun. His descendants believed this temple to have consisted of about sixteen rooms, and every room in the temple served a different purpose. As only Muxue Yan knew the secret location of the temple, nobody apart from himself has set afoot on the temple, and the basis for the existence of the temple was a myth that passed down generation after generation of the Muxue clan.

the little girl said. With the little girl leading the way, Chu Xun arrived at the glass-like Ice and Snow God Temple. "You can go in by yourself. It's cold inside." The little girl was a little afraid here. Chu Xun chuckled. It was originally a temple made of stone and wood. Because of the Ice Spirit, ice covered it and turned it into a glass temple. Chu Xun nodded slightly, raised his hand, and made a strong wind. It opened the heavy door of the temple, and a white cold air gushed out. The little girl stepped back in panic.