Introduction 1:
Before the age of twenty-six, Zhang Shoucheng and Tang were good brothers, one willing to fight and the other willing to suffer.
At the age of thirty-two, Zhang Shoucheng could no longer tolerate Tang Shu in his eyes and would kill him on sight.
Later, Zhang was still criticized and followed Tang Shu: Look at me, brother, I'm so good that you can't even find me with a lantern.
Introduction 2:
For many years, the abbot asked him to be blind and dumb, and he suffered for many years.
Zhang Shoucheng had already been left gasping for breath in an avalanche. At the end of December, three thousand Buddhas were walking in front of him, each one prostrating, but it was difficult for him to express his Zen verses for good fortune in this world. He is a shroud of madness, sitting in a foolish immortal's chair, not laughing at his karma and walking around in pain, but it is difficult for him to be a fool. That said, Zhang was criticized, your third eye made a mistake, you blame me for being chaotic, I can't bear the sins of your life, but you just tolerate it!
Previously, Zhang was accused of stealing cause and effect and making false promises. It is a decree given to him that he can act without restraint and stop without any evil, and kill his decayed bones. If he acts again by mistake or is too late, he will die in a turbulent and evil world, and his eyes will be filled with confusion.
Intention: Evil will not suppress good