Exhaustion

Ksitigarbha Tantra broke into pieces the Buddha's bones and dispersed them into hundreds of reincarnations, weaving a net of fixed flags - using himself as an anchor to isolate the remnants of chaos from the present world. The nine-tailed spirit fox has been following the instructions for thousands of years, and has been searching for hundreds of lives. Each life is a step later, and each life is closer than the last one. In this life, he finally found it - he smelled a spiritual energy that was so weak that it was almost non-existent in Zhu Qi, a gluttonous freshman who loved to play with cats. But I found it, but I couldn't save it. Zhu Qi's fate has come to an end. The fragments of the Buddha's bones are weaker than ever, and the remnants of chaos follow the breath of the fragments of the Buddha's bones and are setting off an invisible secret war on the campus. The fox named Hu Bai works as a substitute teacher during the day and searches for traces of survivors on campus at night. Zhu Qi didn't realize it, but felt that the new teacher Hu was a bit unbearable to get close to. Occasionally, his chest would feel burning pain, and in his dreams there would always be people telling him incomprehensible words - "Don't look for me", "Only when all sentient beings are saved can you realize Bodhi". This is a one-way journey that spans a thousand years: Tan Tuo lays out his plan for a hundred generations without asking for a return date, and the fox follows him for a thousand years without asking for a return date. There are undercurrents surging under the daily life of the world. The warmer the daily life on campus, the closer the thousand-year reunion is, the clearer the countdown to loss becomes. Who is whose destination? Only when all sentient beings are saved can Bodhi be realized——