A little beggar who has been abandoned for many years encounters a holy monk with a high status in the dynasty.
The origin is the identity of a disciple she obtained through crooked ways, and his cold and harsh punishments and admonitions.
The misunderstanding was solved by his ten years of patient, gentle and stern teachings and mentorship, from the prosperous imperial capital to the frontier western regions.
"As a teacher, I only hope to spread Buddhism everywhere and bridge the gaps between sects in this life," he said.
What a blessing to have someone who follows and admires him, and who eventually takes his faith as his own without any regrets.
What's even more fortunate is that the Master who she could only look up to in the past will one day say to her, "Even though the road ahead is long, I will never regret being a Master. Do you know this?"