In Fenghua, Daming, Judy has been living in Jiming Temple, why not in the palace?

In Daming Fenghua, we can see Judy has been living in Jiming Temple. Even if his son and grandson want to find him, they have to go to Jiming Temple. So why does Judy want to live in Jiming Temple instead of the palace?

Because of the battle of Jingnan, I don't want to think of the massacre I did in Jingnan.

In the battle of Jingnan, Judy slaughtered a large number of Zhu Yunwen people and ministers. In fact, he doesn't want to slaughter them in his heart, and sometimes he feels guilty about the past. So every time he lives in the palace, he dreams about the scene of the massacre. He said it when he was in Jiming Temple. In the palace, he can always think of too many murders. So he lives in Jiming Temple. On the one hand, he doesn't want to think of what he did before the war of Jingnan in the palace.

You can cultivate your self-cultivation in Jiming Temple.

After all, Jiming Temple is a holy place of Buddhism, and no one can disturb it. In Jiming Temple, he can calmly think about how to deal with current affairs, such as how to deal with the struggle between several princes. Perhaps only in such a clean environment as Jiming Temple can he handle these things better and more rationally.

In Jiming Temple, he can talk to Yao, and Yao can enlighten many boring things in his heart.

After all, the emperor is in a high position, so-called lonely at the top, and he has many worries that he can't tell people. In Jiming Temple, there is Yao, who is a monk. He is very savvy, and many things he can't understand may be suddenly enlightened by Yao's on-demand program. So every time the emperor woke up from a nightmare, Yao always cleaned him up well and let him relax in Jiming Temple.

The above points may be the reason why Judy would rather live in Jiming Temple than in the palace.