The Buddha said that people have eight kinds of suffering: greed, anger and ignorance, resentment and hatred, love and separation. Not being able to seek this is the shackles of all living beings, but this is her best food.
Feiyue was originally an epiphyllum that developed wisdom by chance. During the Anshi Rebellion, the world was overturned. The overwhelming resentment and the pain of not getting what she wanted permeated the world, forcing her to transform into a human form.
She discovered a dangerous path in the ruins of war, gathered the suffering of all sentient beings to temper her body, and strengthened her origin in order to achieve eternity.
In order not to get involved in karma, she opened a "karma shop" in the market place of Chang'an. She did not do business, but only traded. It is said that only people with deep obsession and severe pain can be seen at night.
Taking the fulfillment of wishes as bait, she specializes in eating the ultimate emotions in people's hearts. Whether it is the suffering of not being able to get what she wants, the pain of love and separation, greed, anger, obsession, or the hatred of not being able to get resentment, they are all the food for her to refine her Taoism and conquer eternity.
He is the suffering monk Xuanming who is responsible for sorting out cause and effect. He does not chant the name of the Buddha or save sentient beings, but only practices cause and effect.
He firmly believes that personal destiny is determined by fate, and believes that Feiyue's transaction goes against destiny.
But Feiyue thinks that she is just giving the world a chance to choose.
Due to the suffering of all living beings and the consequences of fate, the two began to entangle.
In the fantasy world, the monster and the monk confront each other. The two of them compete with each other in cause and effect, but they don't know who will get a glimpse of the truth in the end.
(Note: Single-type stories are mainly written around people's greed, anger, ignorance, resentment and hate, separation from love, and lack of what they want)
Intention: The eight sufferings in life are all obsessions. Once you let go of your thoughts, you will see clarity.