In the following days, Zheng Yi continuously sent people to observe the abbot, Master Fayuan from Tianlong Temple, always keeping track of his whereabouts.
After moving into Yanta Temple, Fayuan continued to preach Buddhist Dharma all day long.
In less than three days, the over one hundred monks at Yanta Temple became his loyal followers, treating him with the respect given to a mentor.
Then he organized a Water and Land Conference at Yanta Temple, spreading Buddhist teachings for seven days.
During these seven days, almost the entire Capital City was shaken.
Numerous commoners, merchants, citizens, and even officials flocked to hear the Dharma.
The Yanta Temple even had to dismantle its walls to accommodate the gathering of believers.
This movement even affected the outskirts of the Capital City, where countless devotees came from just to catch a glimpse of Master Fayuan.
Even in the Imperial Court, many officials began to speak for Fayuan, urging His Majesty to meet him.
