Tang Monk, When It Comes to Beasts, I Only Control the Six-Winged Golden Cicada.

There is a towering mountain in the Tang Dynasty in the eastern part of Nanfanbuzhou called Mount King Kong. The entire mountain is 3,800 meters high and is made entirely of natural diamonds. There is a temple on the top of the mountain called Jinchan Temple, and in the temple there is a four-year-old novice named Jiang Liuer. Liu'er has a majestic treasure appearance, and his natural body is sanctified. From the day the master picked him up from the river, he used his body to suppress the six-winged golden cicada sealed under the King Kong Mountain. Liu'er was spanked every day for being naughty and refused to chant sutras and worship Buddha. He didn't know that he was suppressing the six-winged golden cicada, a ferocious beast at the foot of the mountain. This period of time coincides with the resurgence of the evil spirit. The six-winged golden cicada is about to transform into a big demon and almost break through the seal of Mount Konggang. In the end, all the monks fled the golden cicada temple, and only the old master Liuer, who was unwilling to leave, guarded the gate alone. One day, the six-winged golden cicada finally broke through the seal, only to realize that what Mount Kong suppressed was only a wisp of the six-winged golden cicada's beast soul. Liu'er couldn't bear to hurt the beast soul, but the beast soul tore Liu'er's soul and lodged in Liu'er's sea of ​​consciousness. Jin Chan said: Liu'er, the demon spirit has revived. You are a demon in nature and there is no future in chanting Buddha's name. How about I teach you how to control the beast?