Nian Ke is a disciple of the Buddha. According to the rules of the Buddhist sect, a disciple of the Buddha should travel around the world to experience and save all sentient beings.
When Buddha was traveling, he met an evil man. Buddha thought of the elder's words about being grateful and being kind to others. People always make mistakes. When you meet someone who makes a mistake, you must patiently persuade them. When you encounter evil people, you should warn them that there is no limit to the sea of suffering and that you will be able to return to the shore. Buddha thought the same thing, but that was not what he did: under the light of the sword, only the sound of the evil man kneeling down begging for mercy was left. Upon seeing this, the Buddha silently took back the sword and smiled at the villain: It seems that the donor has repented. It's not in vain for Pindao to come to ferry you.
Buddha met another evil person. This time, the Buddha thought, I must give my best, so that the whole world can be shrouded in the Buddha's light, and the three realms can coexist in peace, beauty and tranquility.
Under the light of swords and shadows, only the sound of the villain kneeling down begging for mercy was left. Buddha: I don't know how it happened...
Intention: stick to the original self
I Really Am Not Your Master.