Fourteen-year-old Shen Ji was sold by his parents to become a monk in a temple. The abbot said that he was born to be rebellious and needed to be strictly disciplined. On the day of his tonsure, the old monk poured ice water on his body, scraped his back with a brush until it bled, and forced him to drink a painful medicinal soup. Sleeping in Datongbu at night, dirty hands touched his bed!
Shen Ji bites the evil monk and runs away, but is caught back and punished by carrying dung and sweeping the latrine. He found half a bronze plate at the bottom of the pit, with a treasure map of the previous dynasty engraved on it - it turned out that this ruined temple was actually built on top of the emperor's treasure! The abbot and his group are not eminent monks at all, but they are guarding the treasure and waiting for the opportunity to open it.
When the old monk wanted to carve a charm on his body that night, Shen Jing picked up a manure spoon and smashed the merit box. The statue of the Eighteen Arhats suddenly turned, and a crazy old beggar crawled out of the secret door: "Boy, the red mark on your collarbone is the mark of practicing the indestructible power of the Vajra!"
From then on, carrying water can be practiced as a light skill, and being beaten can open up the meridians. Shen Ji spends the day pretending to be a good boy and copying Buddhist scriptures, and at night he learns martial arts from an old beggar. Until he found the prostitution contract of his parents in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, it turned out that he was sent to the temple because of a twenty-year conspiracy set up by the abbot...
Purpose: Youth growth