Prostitutes and Holy Monks

Yufu, a prostitute from the south of the Yangtze River, was famous for her beauty when she was young. When her hair was about to bloom, she was unwilling to give up and tried every means to escape but never succeeded. Until one time, she panicked and jumped onto a carriage with a Buddhist bell hanging on it. It turned out to be the Buddhist chariot of the national master Ciyun. The holiness in the world is nothing more than this, and Yu Fu fell deeply into it at just one glance. The holy monk was so merciful that he saved her from the sea of ​​suffering without giving up her identity, and she was free from then on. Suddenly one night, there was a storm, and someone plotted to tell his fate. Yu Fu sacrificed her life to save him in order to repay his kindness. Knowing that it was a grave sin to tarnish an eminent monk, she left quietly in order not to ruin his reputation. But he tried every possible means to find her back. Yufu also said that he was born in the world of mortals and planned to stay with her for a long time. "Return to secular life?" She asked him happily. But Buddha held his rosary beads and closed his eyes silently: "If there is an afterlife." Yufu understood. Later, when Yufu left several times, he would come back to her several times. This cycle seemed to create a purgatory in the world that could never be escaped. Finally one day, Yufu couldn't bear it anymore and chose a way to leave completely, saving him and letting herself go. … The holy monk Ciyun was named a national teacher because of his noble character and profound Buddhist teachings. He is the first Buddha in the world and is a being that can be compared to faith in the eyes of the world. But later, the faith of the entire dynasty collapsed - the holy master in the eyes of the world suddenly broke off his prayer beads, destroyed the scriptures in front of the world, and almost went crazy holding a woman, and the woman had already closed her eyes and would never wake up again... Ps: The heroine is not really dead. Dog blood. [You may not believe it if you look at the copy. This may be a sweet article. Intent: A story about the conflict between faith and love under the background of feudal ethics.