"Before I kill someone, I pray to Buddha to help me make this trip safe."
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Chi Wujian, born of the bones of Buddha, is favored by heaven, the road is prosperous, and thousands of people worship it.
Once he fell into a demon state, he would become immortal, suffer from cramps and tear out his bones, and add soul nails to his body.
One hundred years have passed and the seal has been lifted. Even if he is stained with blood, he is still a Buddha in the world.
It's just half Shura and half Buddha.
Across the clouds, the civet cat has been replaced by the prince.
At the ten-year award ceremony, Chi Wujian took off his bamboo hat. His face was exactly the same as that of the living Buddha on the high platform, except that his eyes were lighter, and there was only a clear coldness in his eyes.
Stepping on the Buddha beads, he strangled the neck of the "living Buddha" and curled his lips into a smile but not a smile: "Why do you kneel to the Buddha but not to me?"
Buddhist innocent and cruel beauty Shou
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Buddha is dead.
Only a piece of jade bone was left, which fell into the mortal pool.
There is no Buddha in the world, and there is no world in the world.
The name is Chi Wujian.
Sitting on the snow jade lotus platform, the purity of the six roots is his only path.
He is Heaven's most favored son of destiny, with extraordinary talents and noble birth. The world worships him, and he only waits for the time to ascend to the throne of Buddha again.
Unexpectedly, Chi Wujian did not become a Buddha, but instead became an Shura.
However, his Buddha bone body is immortal. When he was at his weakest, his childhood teacher and old friend used the hands of his childhood teacher to pick out his bones. A spell was added to his body, and he was roasted by the fire of karma all day long. In the blink of an eye, a hundred years passed.
The ban has been lifted, and those people have enjoyed another hundred years of stability. This time, it is up to him to change the world.
But on his way west to retrieve the Buddha's bones, he picked up a very, very unlucky child.
Intention: Do not destroy or establish