Buddha's Heart Protects His Wife: a Poor Monk Only Helps His Beloved

Wen Zhinan, a young monk from Guiyue Temple, was born with the bones of a Buddha, but he was an "emotional type" who did not do his job properly - the master asked him to recite sutras to survive the world, but he insisted on saving money to buy rouge for the little girl; the holy monk Xuankong said that he was a disciple of the Mo Dharma Buddha and should become a Buddha to stand up to millions of powerful troops, but he held the osmanthus silver hairpin and shook his head: "How can becoming a Buddha be as important as protecting Nianxi?" Su Nianxi sneaked into the world. He carried his wife's personal money and his master's Buddha blade, and chased him barefoot for fifteen days. When he met homeless people and shared food, he saw bullies beating him up, and the Buddha's power exploded to protect only one person. Beidi stepped on the border, and the Buddhist heretics forced him to be tonsured. He held his sword in front of his sweetheart: "My Buddha only saves you; my blade only cuts those who hurt you!" In troubled times, the stupid monk protects the tough-tongued heroine, and along with the Northern Liang veterans and the down-and-out prince, he kills Beimang and protects the people. The Buddha's power is awakened by love, and his sweet pet warms up with the battle. Someone asked him if it was worth it? Wen Zhinan touched the sweet-scented osmanthus hairpin on Su Nian's temple and smiled: "All the people in the world are too far away. My only one is this little girl in a red dress who loves to snatch candy."