My Buddhist Path Is Braised Pork Trotters

Wang Yuan is a third-generation pig butcher. With twenty years of life, he has a steady knife and an accurate hand. He never fails to remove bones and separate meat. His lifelong obsession is that pork is really delicious. Once he traveled through the world of immortals, he directly changed his destiny against the will of heaven. He was named by the Buddha who had not appeared in Lingshan for hundreds of years as his son, named Huiyuan. The original owner was the only survivor of the monster catastrophe in the village. He was picked up by the elders of Lingshan. The Water and Land Dharma Association sent a Buddhist edict from the sky. His seniority overwhelmed the entire temple. Even the head of Lingshan had to call him uncle. The eminent monks of Quanling Mountain are all paying attention. They believe that he is the chosen son of Buddha and the auspicious sign of the great prosperity of Buddhism. They are waiting for him to enlighten the Tao and become a Buddha, help the people and bring glory to Buddhism. It's a pity that the new Buddhist disciples have no Bodhi Zen philosophy in their minds, only braised pig's trotters, braised pig ears, and stir-fried pork belly. While others recite sutras and gain enlightenment, he catches fish, sleeps, and skips classes; while others devote themselves to practicing Buddhism, he plots to escape and make a living every day. A casual murmur of "I want to eat pig's trotters" was realized by the young monk into an eternal Buddhist principle, which made all the senior monks in the temple ecstatic. He thought he was perfectly disguised and left no trace, but he didn't know that the cute little monk who accompanied him was actually a hidden master of the fourth-level ninja realm, and his spiritual consciousness broadcast all his little thoughts throughout the process. As a Buddhist disciple with the highest seniority and great fortune, Wang Yuan's Buddhist lineage is in ruins: he has no interest in becoming a Buddha, and there is no need to achieve enlightenment. My Buddhist path is very simple. I don't save sentient beings, I only save greedy insects.