The next abbot of the Bodhi Temple, Ming Zhao, was plotted by a great demon when he was subduing demons. He was poisoned and jumped into the Ming River to escape. When he woke up again, he found that he was buried in the earth, with only his head and feet exposed. Next to him, a giant black snake was carefully patting the dirt on his body with its tail.
Ming Zhao: "..." (Calm down, while being poisoned, pretend to be dead first.)
Black Snake Xuanwei returned to his nest with satisfaction. When he woke up, he found that the spiritual fruit he had been guarding for a hundred years and prepared to use to transform was gone!
The thief was actually the "corpse" that should have been buried!
Xuan Wei was furious: "Bad monk! Fruit thief! Pay for my rations!"
Ming Zhao said calmly: "Amitabha, the poor monk does not know that this fruit has a master."
Looking at the little black snake in his hands that was twitching with tears and accusing him of ending his path to transformation...
Master Mingzhao, who has been succumbing to demons all his life, is faced with a difficult problem for the first time: he ate someone else's treasure and also beat the victim. How should he repay the karma?
Intention: One thing brings down another thing