Great Buddha Eyes

All magical powers are small tricks, only emptiness is the great way. Buddhist practice is divided into five eyes and six supernatural powers. Five eyes: physical eye, celestial eye, wisdom eye, Dharma eye, and Buddha eye. The six supernatural powers are: clairvoyance, celestial ears, other minds, divine feet, destiny, and leakage. The human eye is mortal, the heavenly eye sees the world, the wisdom eye understands cause and effect, the Dharma eye travels through time and space, changing material energy, and the Buddha's eye has great enlightenment and saves all living beings. Taoist cultivation is divided into four levels: refining essence to transform into qi, refining qi to transform into spirit, refining spirit to return emptiness, and refining emptiness to combine with Tao. Buddhism and Taoism compete with each other, all dharma returns to its original origin, and heaven allows miraculous talents to save all sentient beings. The protagonist, Feng Henan, was born in poverty and was driven out of the house by his overbearing stepmother. When he was desperate, he jumped off a cliff and was saved and reborn, becoming a monk and a Taoist. From then on, he began to compose a magnificent life, and finally achieved great enlightenment, became a Buddha in the physical body, and saved all sentient beings.