She was the only female disciple under the Buddha. Just because she beat her brother, the Buddha kicked her into the clouds.
"It's ridiculous! I don't accept it! I protest! My brothers and sisters are here to bully my disciple. Can't I fight back?"
"Evil traitor!"
Regardless of his usual dignified image, Buddha angrily scolded: "Don't you see what your fellow apprentices have been beaten to by you!"
A group of fellow apprentices, with bruises and swollen faces, wanted to pounce on her and tear her apart immediately, but they couldn't beat her at all.
She argued vigorously and confidently: "They can bully my disciples, but they can't beat me? This is self-defense!"
"Unrepentant! Go down!"
Buddha waved his sleeve, and she shed tears. The master clearly waved his hand, so why did she feel like she was being kicked down...
She simply gave up Buddhism and practiced Taoism. Life and death were all trivial matters, and the heroine could start over.
Now that she has devoted herself to the sect and lives a "low-key" life, she did not expect that she would still make her current master unhappy.
"I really misjudged you when I was a teacher. I thought that your natural spiritual roots and bones were extremely rare, so I accepted you as my disciple. I didn't expect you to be so stubborn! It's okay!"
The junior fellow students also complained endlessly and accused her of blackmail.
"Sister, drink less and don't spit all over me again!"
"Senior sister, senior sister! Don't run around! Otherwise, you won't be kidnapped and used as a wife again!"
She wanted to cry but had no tears, and it was difficult for her to tell the difference.
I am not drunk even after a thousand cups, and I have never vomited all over you! I am also a leader in my sect in terms of cultivation, and I have not been kidnapped by others to be my wife. That is because he has to marry me!
Intention: There is no way out despite the mountains and rivers, and there is another village with dark flowers and bright flowers.