People can become immortals, and immortals can become Buddhas.
And the demon... Is not an exaggeration to say that it is the opposite of Buddha, is it also worthy of becoming a Buddha?
Just as its name suggests, Murderous Sound is an out-and-out demon sword. When Guandu committed suicide, it was stained with his blood and eventually became a demon.
It's a pity that this demon body seems to be strong, but its only weakness is Guandu.
If Guandu dies, she dies.
And Guandu is an out-and-out death-seeking maniac.
Shi Yin saved Guandu for the first time (with a cold face): "Next time, you will die as far away as you want, but don't die in front of my house."
Killing Sound saves Guandu for the ninety-ninth time (numb face): "... If you don't seek death, will you die?"
Guandu: "If I don't seek death, I will die, then why should I seek death? It's because I can't die that I seek death."
Ji Yin felt that he almost no longer knew the word "death".
Xianyin had no choice but to take this living dead and look for ways to unlock his weaknesses.
I don't know if the weakness was solved later, but Guandu finally stopped seeking death.
However, just as Shi Yin breathed a sigh of relief and boarded the ferry with the idea of parting ways, Guandu followed him on his own.
He picked up the oar and said sternly: "Buddha cannot save people and then abandon them."
Xianyin looked confused: "Who wants to save you because of your own sentiments? I am a demon, not a Buddha."
"Ayin always likes to tell the truth." Guan Du smoothed her brow and smiled slightly, "Everyone in the world says that demons are mean, but I am the only one who knows that you are a good Buddha."
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The beautiful swordsman who pretends to be ruthless but is really arrogant × the depressed man who pretends to be sick and weak but is really wronged
"Salvation does not necessarily have to rely on the warmth of the sun, but can also rely on exposure to the scorching sun. If you die in the sun, you can live." ——Bi Yin
Concept: High mountains have their own travel routes, and deep waters have their own ferrymen.
