Lanruo, also known as Alanruo, is a Buddhist term that originally refers to the forest, denoting places of tranquility and remoteness, signifying a location to avoid the hustle and bustle of the human world — it's a general term for Buddhist monasteries.
Therefore, monasteries are also commonly called Lanruo Temple.
So don't just barge into Lanruo Temple shouting for Xiaoqian, you'll get chased out by the monks.
The Lanruo Temple at Wild Tomb Ridge keeps its doors shut even in broad daylight, no wonder no one comes to offer incense, they don't even understand the principle of opening doors to welcome visitors.
Han Li took the initiative to knock on the door, and after a short moment, the gate cracked open slightly, and a bald young monk peeked half her body out.
Though Fang Zhou was mentally prepared, he still felt an overwhelming urge to comment upon seeing this bald young monk.
This was a female monk.
