Chu Ning's father was a well-known good man. In years of famine, when people died of hunger all over the fields, he felt compassion and resolutely spent most of his family wealth to set up porridge shacks on the streets to provide porridge and relief to the people who were hungry.
However, the ugliness of human nature is often exposed in the face of interests. The people he had rescued, like hungry wolves, broke into the Chu family at night. They frantically plundered money and food. In the chaos, Chu Ning's father died unfortunately.
Overnight, Chu Ning was reduced from a pampered little girl to a homeless refugee. When she was on the verge of death, King Wen Zhao reached out to help her and pulled her back from the edge of life and death.
After that, King Wen Zhao carefully trained her and polished her into a sharp sword in his hand.
A few years later, Chu Ning listened to an eminent monk's lecture on scriptures and talked about Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva's voice to save suffering. Hearing this, Chu Ning's lips showed a wry smile, and she looked at the person sitting on the high platform from a distance: "I dare to ask the eminent monk, have you been there when Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva saves suffering? Is the person who can save suffering a cold, silent, aloof stone statue, or an ordinary person with seven emotions and six desires, who can bleed and get hurt?"
Intention: good and evil thoughts
