In the Snow: a Sweeping Monk, a Land God with One Palm

______ Also known as: "Above the celestial phenomena, I am the Buddha on earth" (ps: The world view is expanded based on "Swordsman in the Snow", the timeline is before the beginning of the original story, and part of the setting is an extension of the second creation.) When he woke up, he became a novice monk in a dilapidated temple outside Beiliang. In this "Qingliang Temple" where even the paint on the Buddha statues is peeling off, I had no intention of chopping wood and carrying water for eighteen years, thinking that this would be the ancient Buddha with a green lantern for the rest of my life. Until one rainy night, the system suddenly hit me in the face: After sixty years of pure internal power initiation, the Dragon-Elephant Prajna Kung Fu has reached the sixth level, and the Great Merciful and Compassionate Hands have reached the full level. Start with the celestial realm. The Buddha said that all living beings suffer. He raised his hand and turned the temple door into powder. When the Buddha talked about the reincarnation of cause and effect, he lowered his eyes and chuckled: "From today on, I will write my own cause and effect." Rumor has it that there is a dazed young monk living in Qingliang Temple. Some people saw that he once shattered the sword spirit of the Sword Immortal with a flick of his finger. Some people said that he went north alone and suppressed thousands of horses in the northern wilderness with one palm. And the female swordsman in white came to the door with a wine bottle: "Little monk, will you come with me to Tai'an City?" Wuxin just shook his head: "The poor monk just wants to sweep the floor quietly." Although I kept sweeping, I wiped out the entire world.