Buddhist Abandoned Son

In the Age of Dharma End, Buddhism declined. Xuan Ming, a disciple of Dajue Temple, is extremely talented, but because he killed the Holy Son of the Demon Sect to protect his fellow disciples, he violated the prohibition of killing, and was expelled from the temple by removing the bones of the Buddha, having his cultivation abolished. Xuan Ming, who has been reduced to a useless person, is in a desperate situation. He accidentally finds an ancient fragment that records the secret of "breaking the precepts and realizing the Tao", and learns the forbidden technique "Wuxin Jue" that can devour all things and practice with Buddhas and demons. On his way into exile, he was helped by the nine-tailed fox demon Qingli, who was disappointed with Buddhism, and he also met the pedantic but upright Taoist priest Daoxuan. Xuan Ming gradually discovered that the corrupt senior Buddhist sect secretly colluded with the Demon Sect, and behind the revenge of his old enemy Mo Tianhao, there was a shocking secret of a Buddhist murder case three hundred years ago and the "Demon Suppressing Relic". He stayed true to his true intentions amidst the killings, gathered like-minded people to form the "Breaking Sangha", and used extraordinary means to protect lives. In the end, at the sacrifice of his master, Abbot Hui Neng, Xuan Ming achieved enlightenment in the decisive battle, reconciled the Buddha and the devil, and became the "Buddha in troubled times" by "breaking the precepts", ending the age of Dharma, and reestablishing order in the chaotic world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.