[Ruthless and Decisive + Political Intrigue + Passionate Redemption + Mutual Growth + An Unconventional Monk Who Isn’t a Saintly Do-Gooder]
After transmigrating into the body of Sun Shaoan, a notorious bandit known as Bloodhand, the wanted man flees into the mountains and takes refuge in an ancient temple. The old monk tells him, “Lay down your butcher’s knife and attain Buddhahood on the spot.”
Just as Sun Shaoan thinks he’ll have to rely on the Buddha’s light and patient effort to cleanse his body’s former sins, the [Lay Down Your Butcher’s Knife and Attain Buddhahood] System suddenly activates:
Chant sutras for a day: merit +1.
Do daily chores: merit +2.
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Then one day, he happens to kill three evildoers, and his merit shoots up by 300. Seeing the huge increase, he finally understands.
So that’s how it is!
“Lay down your butcher’s knife and attain Buddhahood” doesn’t mean that someone like me, who wields a blade, should simply toss aside my weapon, abstain from meat, and chant sutras!
It means making everyone in this world who wields a “butcher’s knife” put it down, whether it’s an actual blade or power, violence, or evil sorcery used to do wrong!
If they refuse to put it down, or don’t get the chance…
Then I’ll help them put it down! With a faster blade and a harsher hand!
Chanting sutras and doing good deeds is a slow, steady path of cultivation. But purging evil and eliminating corruption is the “shortcut” to swiftly amassing merit and attaining Buddhahood!
When compassion cannot save the world, wield thunderous force with a bodhisattva’s heart!
"Bloody Hands Burning Zen" The bloody hands were once frightening and the bones were cold, and the green lamp suddenly illuminated the old monk's safety. It's easy to wash the edge and hide the edge in ten years, but it's difficult to settle down after hearing the bell for a moment. The Buddha's head is splashed with incense, the rain is chaotic, the cassock is torn, and the armor is angry with the clouds. The goshawk breaks its bones and the sky responds with weeping. It stands and refuses to look at the setting sun. Not material for becoming a Buddha
A very nice book
The style is good-looking and traditional, not a systematic article that is eager for quick success.
Super beautiful, must like it