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Luohan Temple 罗汉寺 is a Buddhist temple located in Chongqing city, China. It is the site of the Buddhist Association of Chongqing.

This temple was built by a prominent monk Zuyue 祖月 in the Zhiping period (1064–1067) of the Song Dynasty (960–1276). At that time it was called "Zhiping Temple".

The temple was renovated and expanded in the following Ming and Qing dynasties, and also during the ROC and PRC eras.

from ep 5 when jc was praising lxc to everyone saying "zewu jun is right!!" and lxc letting himself have a Moment where he smiled at that compliment from jc!!!

to episodes 21-24, where, after jc becomes sect leader of yunmeng jiang after his parents die, and he's still trying to find his footing bc he clearly has no experience or know how whatsoever, especially in front of all the other Established Sects who keep on taunting him about wwx's absence from Important Sect Meetings during the sunshot campaign, its lxc and lxc only that stands up for jc and is constantly always stood by his side or sat by his side, guiding him, whether it be on the battleground or the banquet in celebration after. and jc needed him, relied on his expertise, and out and out proclaimed that to him (the same jc who's too proud to ask anyone for anything!!), telling him that in the future coming days, he would like to seek more of it. and lxc was so sure of jc?? that jc had it in him to become a successful sect leader, even when jc perhaps never saw it in himself.

to episodes 25 - 27, where even all the smaller sects were starting to question yunmeng jiang's capabilities and question how good a leader jc actually is and his position as a sect leader, to the fact that jc was out and out called out in front of everyone in the floral banquet for being a pushover bc he essentially couldn't tame wwx, jc literally reached breaking point, so much so that he crushed his wine cup with his own bare hands, and lxc noticed that outburst. the next thing he does is speak up for jc, and once again, sit next to him and stand by him, when no one else does.