The Lotus Crosses Me and I Fish for My Brothers in the Hell of Excrement and Urine

Eliminating karmic obstacles, killing semen-eating ghosts, regaining lost Dharma protectors, frightening demons and monsters, the male protagonist has rescued his brother from the hell of excrement and urine. Before the age of seventeen, Lin Yuan was a well-known top student in the school and had a bright future. After he turned seventeen, he was the trash that everyone avoided. His face was full of acne, his body smelled bad, his eyes were wretched, and his grades plummeted. His classmates ostracized him, his teachers looked down upon him, the girl he had a crush on laughed at him in public, the store clerk regarded him as a thief, and the invigilator suspected him of cheating. No one knew that the root of all this was the evil karma accumulated by three generations of his ancestors, which was like a black chain, tightly entangled in his life. Until that summer vacation, he was on the verge of organ failure due to excessive yin. In a trance, the golden light of the Buddhist beads left behind by his grandmother exploded, and his consciousness was dragged into hell - iron chains penetrated his bones, his tongue was pulled out and burned with cannons, and the endless miserable howls in the evil hell made his soul wander. The eminent monk came and threw down a white lotus with 21 petals: "Keep away from evil desires and save 21 people who are trapped in the sea of desire, and the karma will be eliminated." After waking up, the lotus mark was burned into my palms... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.