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Introduction to the work "Bone Crusher" Heaven and earth are furnaces, bones are fuel, obsessions are charcoal, and all living beings are trapped in the furnace. The heart bones lock Zen thoughts, the Confucian bones bind the principles, the heart learning bones separate saints and demons, the yin talisman bones defy destiny, the time and space bones determine eternity, the silver bones eat away greed, and the dragon bones wrap around the ancestral source - the seven natal bones are seven layers of eternal shackles, carrying all living beings' obsession with ascension, order, conscience, immortality, eternity, wealth, and origin, trapping people's hearts in false illusions. Xie Buwu, a young man in green shirt, calls himself a "stove-breaker". He has no family or sect, and does not seek to cultivate immortality. He only walks around the mountains and rivers with a pair of eyes that can discern the essence. He does not control the bones or adhere to the Tao, but only wants to remind those who hold the bones: there is no true meaning in the bones, and obsession is the inner demon. From the Taihang Dry Zen Cave to the Chang'an Sutra Pavilion, from Longchangyi to the coast of Qinhuangdao, he was used to seeing the struggle and sinking of the bone bearers. He also witnessed with his own hands the broken heart and bones, the sutra chain turning to dust, and the disintegration of the false blade. This is not a cool article about fighting monsters and upgrading. There is no magic weapon or legendary savior. It is just a practice about "letting go". When the seven bones are shattered and the obsessions disappear, all living beings in the three realms finally realize: the best way in the world is never in the bones or scriptures, but only in the current gust of wind, a bowl of human fireworks, and a freedom of no attachment and no thoughts. As long as the obsession persists, the fire will not stop; only after all the broken bones have been burnt can we see the clear day.

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