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[Uh, this is really just fate, right? I just woke up and saw this scene. If Abbot Wen Jue doesn't become possessed by the devil, who will?]

So, this is why Abbot Wenjue developed this obsession with becoming a Buddha and ended up being possessed by a demon? Even if he was possessed, he wouldn't have become... uh, like this, right?

By the way, I'd like to ask, is Abbot Wen Jue a human or a ghost now?

"Is it a ghost? Look, his feet aren't even touching the ground. And how could anyone be alive in this state?"

[Alas, judging from what I've seen so far, Abbot Wenjue really isn't a bad person. So why did he become like that later? Did something else happen later?]

[For example... the deceased Qin Baojuan has returned? ]

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Netizens expressed their feelings.

Even the boy looked at the strange figure, Abbot Wenjue, at this moment.

There seemed to be a hint of pity in his eyes.

Because of those unreasonable pilgrims, he was forced to develop an obsession with becoming a Buddha, which eventually led to him becoming possessed by a demon and becoming what he is now.

To be honest, it’s really hard to make peace.

He was originally the abbot and could have enjoyed a life of glory and prosperity.

“!!!” Abbot Wen Jue was still staring at the replay, feeling both shocked and angry.

One could even faintly detect a hint of anxiety.

He doesn't want the replay to continue!

He doesn't want the following scenes to be replayed!

Unfortunately, he just doesn't want to.

Playback continues:

When Abbot Wen Jue saw the golden body of Buddha stained with blood, he immediately fell into a nightmare!

He started to go crazy, holding his head and shaking it wildly, trying to free himself from the nightmare.

He was also reciting the Pure Heart Sutra.

After chanting for an unknown amount of time, Abbot Wenjue felt that his lips were dry and his throat was a little hoarse and uncomfortable, and the restlessness in his heart gradually subsided.

He finally came out of the nightmare memories.

But the blood on Buddha Jin's body was not a dream, but real!

Abbot Wen Jue didn't know how the Buddha's golden body could be stained with blood, but this was a big taboo!

Thinking of this, Abbot Wenjue quickly got up and wiped the golden body of the Buddha.

But something strange happened.

The blood on Buddha Jin’s body cannot be wiped off!

No matter how he wiped it, the glaring blood couldn't be wiped off!

In fact, the more he wiped the blood, the redder it became!

Seeing this strange scene, even Abbot Wen Jue couldn't help but feel scared.

But he is a monk and abbot after all, so he is quite capable.

He began to chant scriptures towards the blood on Buddha Jin's body, trying to help him pass away.

Sadly, there was no effect at all!

As a last resort, Abbot Wen Jue had to give up for the time being, thinking of finding out what happened before coming back to think of a solution.

However, after learning what had happened, Abbot Wen Jue froze in his tracks!

Qin Baojuan is dead!

He died in the main hall, hitting his head against the golden body of the Buddha!

"How could this happen? How could this happen?"

Abbot Wen Jue shook his head in astonishment, staring at the blood on Buddha Jin's body and muttering, "Why did it become like this? Why? Obviously, everything was fine the whole time. What could have gone wrong?"

"Donor Qin, Donor Qin would rather die here than drag Baoguang Temple down with him. Why on earth is that?!"

Muttering, Abbot Wenjue's mood began to change.

He became increasingly emotional, his eyes slowly turning red: "Buddha, Buddha! Buddha, please tell me, please tell me!"

"I have never violated the temple's rules, and I have never abused my power for personal gain when dealing with pilgrims. But why did Baoguang Temple become like this once it was handed over to me?"

"Everyone comes to pray to you, but you refuse to pay attention to them. If you ignore them, their wishes will not be fulfilled. If their wishes are not fulfilled, fewer and fewer pilgrims will come to Baoguang Temple!"

"Buddha, I am not asking for many pilgrims, nor am I asking for the temple to be prosperous. I just don't want the reputation of Baoguang Temple, which Master has handed over to me, to be ruined!"

"Buddha, I beg you to please take care of those pilgrims!"

As he spoke, Abbot Wenjue knelt down in front of the golden statue of Buddha.

His eyes were completely bloodshot, with bloodshot in every corner.

After kneeling down, he again made a plea to the Buddha's golden statue, his emotions becoming more and more excited.

Sanity is being lost bit by bit.

In the end, looking at the motionless and expressionless golden statue of Buddha, Abbot Wen Jue was completely disappointed.

The Buddha refused to agree!

Since the Buddha is unwilling to agree, then he will become the Buddha himself!

He wants to become a Buddha!

He must become a Buddha!

At this moment, Abbot Wenjue developed an obsession in his heart, the obsession of becoming a Buddha!

The scene changed again.

It's been several months now.

Over the past few months, Abbot Wenjue has tried countless methods, hoping to become a true Buddha through hard practice as in his dream.

Unfortunately, there are thousands of people practicing Buddhism in the world, but not one of them can truly become a Buddha.

At least, he had never heard of anyone who had truly become a Buddha.

Gradually, despair appeared in Abbot Wenjue's eyes.

But even though he was in despair, when he thought about the decreasing number of pilgrims coming to Baoguang Temple, he still forced himself to cheer up and continue searching for the way to become a Buddha.

finally--

When Abbot Wenjue's despair reached its peak and he was about to give up and become depressed, he suddenly remembered an anecdote!

allusion!

The story of how Buddha Shakyamuni became a Buddha - cutting flesh to feed an eagle!

According to legend, before becoming a Buddha, Sakyamuni had undergone a period of ascetic practice. One day, while meditating in the forest, he saw an eagle chasing a pigeon.

The eagle wanted to eat the dove.

But when the pigeon saw Sakyamuni, it flew into his sleeve in an attempt to escape.

Of course, Sakyamuni understood the pigeon's desire to survive.

Then, Sakyamuni said to the eagle, "Please release this dove. God is merciful."

But how could the eagle agree?

After all, pigeons are its dinner!

If it doesn't eat the pigeons, it will starve to death.

So, the Eagles refused.

The eagle said to Sakyamuni: "Heaven has the virtue of loving life, but if I release this dove, I will starve to death. Where does the virtue of loving life come from?"

After hearing this, Sakyamuni thought it was right, so he thought about it and came up with a solution:

He took a scale, weighed the pigeon, and then cut off a piece of flesh from his body that weighed the same as the pigeon.

After cutting it off, he replaced the dove with pieces of his own flesh and fed the pieces of his own flesh to the eagle.

In this way, the eagle will not starve to death and the pigeon will be saved.

And after that, Sakyamuni achieved enlightenment and became the Buddha!

Thinking of this, a bright gleam of light flashed in Abbot Wenjue's eyes, and he made up his mind!

He wants to follow the example of his ancestor and cut off his flesh to feed the eagle!