In One Thought, There Is No Separation Between Buddha and Demon

He is the prince of the Yanyang Dynasty but devoted to the Buddha. She is the princess of Nanchu but devoted to being a good king. She is a little follower in his eyes, and he is the elm monk in her eyes. She is willing to die for him, and he is willing to become a devil for her. I have been kneeling on Lingshan Mountain for five hundred years, but I have never seen the compassionate face of my Buddha. Weeping and blood-soaked, the Buddha's heart is broken, and all the spiritual mountains are slaughtered for beauties. The flowers on the other shore bloom on the other shore, and they hold us together for the rest of our lives. Regardless of the classics and economics, demons and Buddhas appear in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.