When Zhou Yi wakes up, he travels to a world of heroes, monsters, and heroes similar to the legends of the Tang Dynasty...
The princes in the temple are accompanied by purple lightning and clear frost.
The rivers and lakes are vying for hegemony, and Feng Dy is hidden under the Buddha's Temple.
Mysteries and strange wills, foxes stargazing in barren hills and huts.
... In this vast world, the world is full of dust, the scenery is beautiful and bizarre, but it is a pity that he became a monk.
As the saying goes, one nature permeates all natures, one dharma encompasses all dharma, one moon manifests all water, and all water and moon capture everything.
He also said: Killing and protecting living beings can only be mastered, and saving the world and cutting off karma can only be accomplished by half.
