Vajra's Angry Eyes, Bodhisattva's Lowered Eyebrows

A beggar in rags, a monk with a solemn appearance, a beautiful lady, a vicious enemy, a friend fighting side by side, a companion with a knife in the back. Zhao Anzhi has met all kinds of people in his magnificent life, from a little man stuck in the mud to a powerful man who has entered the palace. He has knelt down, loved and fought hard. An enlightened eminent monk once said: This boy's appearance is ordinary, but his appearance is solemn. He has the appearance of a Bodhisattva with low eyebrows and angry eyes. Although he is violent, his chivalry is stronger. There is only a thin line between violence and chivalry. At this point, will he choose to lower his eyebrows at all living beings, or glare at monsters and demons? The history of a small man's rivers and lakes, and the life of a person in the rivers and lakes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.