Buddha Cannot Escape

After eight years in the army, Wang Jiaye felt that returning home was scary for the first time. There was no one at home. My mother called me and said she was at Jiulong Temple, but her figure flashed behind the second-floor window. On the doorstep, dead animals were lined up in a circle, as if waiting for his return. He asked Fa Xiao Jiang Tao for help, but woke up in the hotel that night to find a woman without facial features standing between two beds. Wang Jiaye pushed it down and it turned into a puddle of water, with a smile on its cracked blank face. Uncle Li from Mianyang City said: That is "Wumian". He has been with his grandfather for most of his life, and with his mother for half of his life, and now he comes to find him. On Qingcheng Mountain, a young Taoist priest who had been following it for a year stopped him: "It's looking for someone—and it's you." Seventy years ago, a giant snake appeared in Tajiang River, Chongqing. It took the lives of twelve masters and left an old score rotting in their stomachs. The thing that is born never becomes extinct, it only changes hosts. Master Kue of Jiulong Temple sent a message with only four words - Buddha cannot escape.