Asura is a transliteration of Sanskrit. In the Chinese translation of Buddhist scriptures, it is also translated as Asura, Asolo, Asura, Asuluo, Asulun, Asulun, etc. The free translation means not heavenly, not similar, not upright, not Dionysian. They are one of the Six Paths of Buddhism and one of the Eight Deities of Heavenly Dragons. It is said to be a god, but it does not have the good deeds of a god. It is similar to a ghost. It is said to be a ghost, but it has the power of a god. It is said to be a human being. Although it has the seven emotions and six desires of a human being, it also possesses the power and malignancy of gods and ghosts. Therefore, it is a kind of monster that is neither god, ghost, nor human, but somewhere between gods, ghosts, and humans.
In Buddhist scriptures, among the six paths of reincarnation there is the "Asura Path". The six paths are one; the path of heaven, two; the path of asuras, three; the path of humanity, four; the path of animals, five; the path of hungry ghosts, six; and the path of earth. Humanity and heaven are good paths, but asuras are not truly good because they often have a heart of hatred and a persistent will to fight. Male asuras in various realms often stir up trouble and are eager to fight bravely. In the heavens, they attack the king of heaven from time to time in order to seize the throne. Female asuras are beautiful, but they often confuse sentient beings and make it difficult for them to practice.
Asura is stubborn, strong-willed, and extremely powerful. Anyone who comes into contact with him will definitely suffer disaster if he does not please him.
This article tells the story of a modern woman who joined the Asura path and became a female Asura. She came to the world of hunters for the continuation of the race and coexisted with other hunters.
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