The Buddha has compassion, Tao abides by cause and effect, and there is never a single yardstick for good and evil in the world.
Chen Yan, an ordinary office worker, rescued a kidnapped woman on a rainy night and accidentally glimpsed the secrets of the world.
He is an incarnation of the way of heaven that is outside the systems of Buddhism and Taoism, has no name, no status, and is not in the immortal book.
The act of rescuing people is considered a meritorious act in Buddhism, but in Taoism it is interference with cause and effect and burdening with karmic debt.
Two completely different sets of judgment rules fell on him at the same time. Every time he made a decision, he had to face the dilemma of good and evil.
Xuanjian is compassionate and firmly believes that sinners also have the opportunity to be transformed; the other women have their own opinions, and each of them represents an understanding of good and evil.
Chen Yan walked around the city and participated in various causes and effects in the world. He thought he was punishing evil and promoting good, but he slowly realized that there was no final conclusion on what was good and what was evil.
The game between Buddhism and Taoism, the ups and downs of the world.
There is no record or name, it is up to me to hold the balance.
