Postscript to the Eight Parts of Demi-Gods

The Buddha said: "Eight gods, dragons, humans and non-humans, all saw the dragon girl in the distance and became a Buddha." Then the eight gods, gods, dragons, yakshas, ​​gandharvas, asuras, garudas, kinnaras and mohurakas were used. After the sky and the dragon, the most tragic one is Garuda, because it is the incarnation of Yue Fei. Garuda is a big bird with various solemn colors on its wings and a large tumor on its head, which is a wish-fulfilling pearl. This bird sings sadly and feeds on dragons. According to legend, Yue Fei is the reincarnation of the Garuda, and Garuda is the Garuda. It eats one big dragon and five hundred small dragons every day. When it died, the dragons spit out poison and could no longer eat it, so Garuda flew up and down seven times and flew to the top of the Vajra Wheel to die. This article has intricate plots, ups and downs, and is locked in my own work. All of this is in "The Postscript of the Eight Parts of the Dragon".