Buddha Is the Heart

The protagonist of the story, Xuan Xin, was originally a "good-for-nothing" young monk who couldn't even sweep the floor in the dilapidated Jialan Temple. He was looked down upon and even had his engagement terminated by a cultivating family. However, with his clasped hands and a chuckle, "Donor, please go slowly, I wish you an early attainment of bliss," he quietly opened the door to the memory of past lives and the supreme Dharma. When he woke up that night, he held the fragments of the "Great Sun Tathagata Sutra" in hand, entered Taoism with "merit and virtue", and embarked on an unprecedented path of spiritual practice - others had practiced hard for hundreds of years, but he could not save an evil ghost; he purified a city of undead, and actually inspired eight heavenly dragons to protect the law. He advocated "killing to protect lives, killing karma rather than killing people", and used thunderbolt methods to show the bodhisattva's heart. However, he was regarded as a heretic by traditional Buddhism and was repeatedly suppressed. As his strength increases, Xuan Xin gradually discovers that the truth of the world is not simple: the reincarnation system is manipulated, all living beings are trapped in a cage, and the mastermind behind the scenes actually points to the legendary Buddha who created everything. What is even more shocking is that Xuan Xin's own previous life was the "King Shura" who committed mass murder and was in charge of the endless purgatory. Half Buddha and half devil, both good and evil. Xuan Xin stands on the red lotus of karma and holds the fragment of the God-killing Spear in her hand, vowing to use the golden light of merit in her hand to illuminate the darkness of the heavens, overcome her obsessions, and cut off the inner demons. He started out as a little sweeping monk, fought against the Buddha's kingdom, broke into the devil's land, uncovered conspiracies, and debated the Brahma world. Finally, he faced the founder of the world and issued a question that shocked the world: "You create reincarnation and trap all living beings, but you don't know that the suffering of all living beings is the lamp of the Buddha's heart." This is a heaven-defying road that uses merit and virtue to achieve enlightenment and uses the heart lamp to overcome adversity.