This sutra is called the "Mala Sutra" and is a secret sutra of the Buddha. The world does not know it, and very few monks know it. What is recorded in this scripture is not a common thing in the world, and its origin is also long-standing. On that day, the demon king Bo Xun on the sixth day relied on his supernatural powers and led his three women and eight billion demon soldiers, insects and monsters to disturb the Buddha's attainment of Buddhahood, but failed. The God who protects the Dharma immediately created and sent out scrolls of scriptures, engraved and printed the original scroll of Bo Xun, three scrolls inside the Mo Nu, and eight scrolls outside the Mo Zhong, so that thousands of Buddha realms could be created within the scripture scrolls to contain and control the Mo Luo in the secret realm. At the end of the Dharma period, Bo Xun destroyed the realm of the scriptures, destroying the three internal and external scriptures, causing the grinding demons to come into the world and mingle with the mortal world. In order to save our lives from ruin, we, the disciples of the Buddha, gathered together to secretly set up the "Mala Buddha Assembly" with those who have attained enlightenment, and began to look for a way to repair the scriptures and restore the Mala to its place. However, the mundane world has disturbed Moluo Shannyi for nearly a thousand years, and it has taken root in the mortal world to make a living. It is increasingly difficult to find its origin and return to its place. This bitter responsibility has been passed down from generation to generation to this day.
If you are willing to carry forward your legacy, remember the secret method of repairing the scroll: "Know its way and illuminate the Buddha's teachings. Understand its principles and enlighten all living beings. Open your mind and accept the skills, and your merits will be achieved." When the conditions of origin and origin are eliminated, the golden scriptures will be printed in the shell-leaf scroll to complete the remaining pages.
Intent: A collection of strange stories that uses the Classic of Mountains and Seas as the world view and combines elements such as the confrontation between Buddha and demons, the occurrence of strange things, and the good and evil of people's hearts.