Journey to the West: the Executioner of the Tang Dynasty, Beheading the Buddha in the Execution Ground

When he woke up, Chu Yuan found that he had traveled to the Tang Dynasty during the Zhenguan period with a ghost-headed sword. He also inexplicably became the executioner arranged by the imperial court to be executed at the execution ground after the autumnal equinox. But Chu Yuan didn't panic. "Just be an executioner once, and then resign after completing the task." He has already begun to imagine that in the future he will copy Li Bai and Du Fu, make whole corns and sweet potatoes, and reach the peak of his life. But unfortunately, the plan could not keep up with the changes. The day of execution. On the execution ground, a monk was wearing shackles. Under the execution ground, the people were excited. And when Chu Yuan, who was chasing the duck, took the ghost head knife and chopped off the monk's head. Only then did he realize that his previous thoughts were too naive. "The person who was beheaded and executed by me was the Buddhist Dingguang Huanxi Buddha!?" He looked at the headless corpse of the Buddha, and then looked at the blood-stained ghost head sword in his hand. Chu Yuan wanted to cry but had no tears. What should I do if I am traveling to the West and the Buddha is beheaded in the execution ground at the beginning? PS: The background is not pure Journey to the West. It involves a lot of ancient times and gods, so don't enter with caution. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.