[Fast pace | It is not a mindless writing of cool articles. Doing good deeds will also cause karma. The system only records cause and effect and does not determine absolute good and evil]
Xuan Chen, a monk who traveled to the west in the Tang Dynasty, was killed in an avalanche. In order to accumulate 100,000 merits, he returned to his hometown and was thrown into the modern Wandeng Zen Temple by the merit propagation system.
The person in charge of the Zen Academy is actually a secular businessman. A dusty old notebook from the Su family reveals many secrets.
He walked out of the monastery and went down the mountain to set up a stall. His eyes were opened and he could see through the market and redress injustices.
Clearing up an unjust case will increase your merits, and being involved in the cause and effect will bring you negative karma.
Doing good deeds may not necessarily lead to purity, and you may also bear resentment when you save others.
While accumulating the merits of returning home, he followed the notes to trace the ancient secrets of the world.
With all his karma and obstacles on his body, can he become a Buddha and return home?
