Bodhi Is Covered with Snow and Iron Clothes Are Cold

The Dayin Dynasty was in turmoil, Beidi's iron hoof broke through the border, the vassal kings separatist rule caused Xiaoqiang, and the military town of Yumenguan became an isolated city. Gu Xingzhou, a young general who was burdened with the hatred of his family and his country, led his remaining soldiers to defend the city. However, when he was seriously injured, he met Ye Yunqi, the Buddhist disciple of Hanshan Temple. Ye Yunqi, who emerged from the cold world, not only used his medical skills to treat wounded soldiers in the army, but also used his extraordinary military insights to help Gu Xingzhou decipher the strange tactics of the Beidi wizard many times. In the smoke of the beacon fire, one is as blazing as the sun, and the other is as gentle as jade. From the tacit understanding between the two when they first met, to the soul-to-soul understanding when they were trapped in an isolated city, their friendship has long surpassed that of confidants. Gu Xingzhou regarded Ye Yunqi as his spiritual support, and Ye Yunqi also wanted to protect Gu Xingzhou and protect the common people, and he was willing to break the precepts and use the power of taboos, even if he lost his life and suffered infamy. On the night of the general attack on Beidi, Gu Xingzhou was ordered to leave the mountain, and Yumen Pass was in danger. Above the city gate, Ye Yunqi's white clothes were stained with blood, and he used himself as a medium to recite taboo scriptures and build a protective barrier. When Gu Xingzhou rushed back desperately, he only saw the exhausted Ye Yunqi calling him "Xingzhou" for the last time, leaving behind the regret that "I have ferried all sentient beings, but I cannot cross you and me", which turned into a point of light and disappeared in the beacon fire. The battle was finally won, and the dynasty's crisis was lifted. Gu Xingzhou became a hero respected by thousands of people, but he forever lost the person who could play chess with him under the lamp and chant sutras with blood and fire. In the following decades, General Gu remained unmarried and often sat quietly in Hanshan Temple. The lotus beads on his desk were still there, and he had a cup of tea, but no one drank it with him. Only the wind and snow fell on his shoulders, making him look like a white head.