Buddha can save all living beings, but people can only save themselves.
He was born as a monk and practiced in the mountains until he was twenty years old before going down the mountain to save sentient beings. Before leaving, the old host told him that everything in the world has its own mission and cannot be forced.
He was puzzled and hurried down the mountain to fulfill his wish - to save all sentient beings.
Three years later, he returned to the mountains, dressed in rags, carrying a rotten bowl, and brought back a female spirit.
He said, Master, I don't understand. I chant sutras and pray for the souls of the world, so why do they call me useless!
The master did not give him an answer, and only let him think for himself. He knelt in front of the Buddha and chanted the sutra, over and over again, with the female soul beside him, silently accompanying him.
One day, the female soul asked: "Little Master, can you take me home?"
Without hesitation, he left the mountain temple with the female soul, entered the mortal world again, and sent the female soul home.
Ancient sayings + redemption + legends + wild imagination + healing + warmth + self-search.
The author worked hard to write an enjoyable CP.
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I don't like books with CP, but it doesn't stop me from seeing the author's hard work in writing a book. Every author who works hard to write a good book deserves to be respected.
The banshee entered the monk's body and killed his villagers and family decisively.
I don't like books with CP, but it doesn't stop me from seeing the author's hard work in writing a book. Every author who works hard to write a good book deserves to be respected.
The banshee entered the monk's body and killed his villagers and family decisively.