Buddha, I'm Sorry, the Poor Monk Was Cut Off by His Rebels.

Traveling to a fantasy world, Fang Mu has been practicing Buddhism for thousands of years, working diligently and doing good deeds to accumulate virtue. Until one day, a young girl fled to him. The monk was compassionate, so Fang Munian took her in and taught her Dharma. But he never expected that this traitor would be so bold one day that he would eat and wipe himself dry and then run away. Thousands of years of practice, a Buddhist heart, destroyed in one day! So, Fang Mu Nian walked out of the temple, determined to find a traitor and use his family skills! … At this time, the traitor accidentally provoked the Buddha in order to avenge the bloody sea. Buddha: "How dare you destroy my Buddhist holy land!" Fang Munian: "Bold Buddha, how dare you hurt my rebellious disciple!" "The poor monk asked the Buddha to die!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.