This work made me refer to the plot of the sequel to Journey to the West. I wrote such a short story by referring to the story of Wutian Buddha...
In the past, Kinnara, the protector of Lingshan, had a compassionate heart and went to the wilderness alone to save the world. However, because of Asha's sacrifice of his own life to save others, he was distorted and framed by the gods and Buddhas in the sky. The cold rules of Buddhism crushed his original intention to save the world. A sincere heart turns into overwhelming resentment, good thoughts are sealed, demonic bones are reborn, and the black lotus of the abyss gives birth to the Wutian Buddha who controls the darkness.
Just as the great catastrophe of demonic rising and disappearing came, he crushed the sky, occupied Lingshan, and ruled the three realms with black lotus for thirty-three years, vowing to overthrow the hypocritical order of heaven and Buddha. Everyone in the world denounced him as the devil who brought trouble to the world, but he was the only one who knew that what he wanted was never power, but just a belated justice.
The soul boy was reincarnated, the relics appeared, and Sun Wukong came with the relics of ten thousand Buddhas to break the catastrophe. The two thoughts of good and evil are torn in one body, the heart of the Buddha in the past is intertwined with the hatred of the current world, and the black lotus is finally burned in the holy light. A tragic past in which a Buddha fell into a demon, revealing the unspeakable debts and regrets of the three realms.
