"When the bronze mirror cracked the third thousand lines, the Buddha picked up the blood-stained chain."
——The crack in the mirror reveals the twenty-eight rounds of the endless moon.
They say shadows shouldn't have names, but my spine has my birthday carved on it;
They say that Shura is not worthy of crossing the sea of suffering, but you gouge out the Buddha's eyes and use them as lamps to illuminate my way home.
The owner raised the broken-winged phoenix in a golden cage, with nailed bones as stakes and painted skin as a cage. He smiled and asked, "Does it hurt to have a loyal bone?" And in the fire of karma that burned seven Buddhas, I heard you recite the verse of breaking the precepts:
"There is no gate to hell, so I use my cassock as a banner to lead Shura to dig the tomb of eternal life."
"I asked the Buddha to borrow a handful of snow, and the Buddha gave me a heart-cutting blade."
——When the Buddha lowered his eyes, Shura forged his own blade
You kneel down on the blood lotus platform and ask with a smile: "Can this pain be as intense as lovesickness?"
I crushed the Bodhi beads and answered: "Lovesickness is like tinder that has not burned yet. "
The owner nailed the loyal bones into the star map and refined the Jinghong Dance into a killing technique.
Little did he know that what the bronze mirror reflected was twin souls:
One soul, named Worry, was buried in the Xinyi Tomb; one soul, named Die, held a sword against the cage maker.
The bronze mirror reflects two pairs of eyebrows.
The chain is made of a golden cage, and the moon is fed to Shura.
Buddha beads are entangled with reverse scales, and they fall into the endless night together.
Burn all the bones of the feeder, and in the ashes of Xinyi,
The night never ends.
Painted skin is used as bait, and the owner becomes greedy and angry.
Buddha bones serve as fuel to ignite the fire of apostasy.
At the end of the chain is the cold light that bites its owner,
It is also an eternal appointment between two figures going into the abyss together.
Purpose: for freedom