Wuling Xiaowa was accepted as a close disciple by the abbot of Xiantong Temple because of his deep connection with Buddhism, but unexpectedly he became the "biological son" of Gu Chengquan, the second master of the Gu family. Behind the name of the genius was the Gu family's plan to take advantage of the situation and profit, and the blood and tears of his mother, Xiaoniang, who sacrificed her life to test the medicine. He entered the temple to practice at the age of eight and was given the name Cong Li. He played with people's hearts and took revenge on those who misbehaved, but he also established a deep friendship with his heroic senior brother Cong Ye.
One day, Master Fazhen sat on a chair and touched their heads: "You two, each have their own practice."
Fazhen looked at Cong Ye and said sternly: "You can't be reckless when you go out, and the killing ring cannot be broken, but there is a disaster." After saying that, he turned to look at Cong Li and sighed: "You have been outstanding in appearance and talented since you were a child. You must not play with fire and burn yourself. The lust ring cannot be broken."
"Remember?"
"Remember."
However, God does not fulfill people's wishes, and those who uphold the precepts are trapped in the precepts.
Cong Li and Cong Ye stood on the roof, everything had changed. Unexpectedly, their impulse to go down the mountain made them unable to go back.
Congye was unshaven and had a wine bag in his hand. Congli yelled at him, "Have you broken the killing habit?!" Congye sneered, "Junior brother, haven't you?"
The two were silent for a moment, then Cong Li patted the ashes on his body and got up and said, "Senior brother, do you know why I like to rub the Buddha statue sitting on its back?" Cong Ye said nothing.
Cong Li said: "Because I lament that sentient beings don't want to look back! I used to think that we were exceptions, but now it seems that we are just ordinary sentient beings."
Cong Li x Zhao Tingtong (note that it is bisexual 1), Bagui x Cong Ye (friendship)
Intention: It's safe to turn around, or have no regrets