"Cutting the meat of fog grass to feed the eagle?"
The boy's eyes suddenly widened and he couldn't help but scream in surprise.
He glanced at Abbot Wen Jue, who was full of anxiety and anger, and a complex look appeared in his eyes.
This Abbot Wenjue really... wants to fulfill the wishes of those pilgrims!
But as for becoming a Buddha, well, it’s not certain whether Sakyamuni actually existed. Even if he did exist, he was just a prince of a country. The story of him becoming a Buddha must have been made up by later generations!
Just for this fabricated story, Abbot Wenjue actually wanted to imitate it?
The boy opened his mouth and looked at Abbot Wen Jue, but he couldn't say a word.
The netizens had a lot to say and were stunned:
[He actually wanted to imitate the old saying of cutting off his own flesh to feed the eagle! So, he cut off his own flesh and fed it to the eagle?]
[Oh my god! This really shocked me! And look at all the wounds and flesh on his body, especially his legs and hands, there's no flesh at all! So he really did feed his flesh to the eagle!]
[This is absolutely insane! I used to sympathize with him, but now it seems like he's really... courting death!]
I'm curious. Did Abbot Wen Jue, imitating his ancestors by cutting off flesh to feed the hawk, later find a hawk that chases pigeons, or something else? I have a vague feeling that what he did was terrifying!
[Well, I have a very bold guess! You say, he couldn't have fed his own meat to the pilgrims who came to Baoguang Temple to burn incense and worship Buddha? Otherwise, why would he prevent the pilgrims from getting their own food?
Please refer to what this guy said before! 】
[Feeding it to pilgrims? {Shocked} Damn, don't be scary, this is really disgusting!]
【……】
Some netizens even had wild imaginations and recalled the incident of getting food that the boy mentioned before.
It is very strange that pilgrims are not allowed to get their own meals but the meals are brought directly to their rooms!
Plus this...
Uh uh!
I have that picture in my mind!
"Master, Abbot Wen Jue..." The boy was so curious that he couldn't help asking Jiang Ye.
But Jiang Ye raised his index finger to his lips, indicating that he should continue reading.
Suddenly, no matter how curious the boy was, he stopped asking.
It’s better to watch the full replay than for the master to tell him the ending directly!
He wanted to know what Abbot Wenjue had gone through to become what he is now?
Now the abbot Wen Jue has turned into a monster and wants to eat people!
Replay:
After deciding to follow the story of his ancestor cutting off his flesh to feed the eagle, Abbot Wen Jue took action.
But as soon as he left the main hall, he was troubled by remembering something:
Cut meat to feed the eagle!
In the story, Sakyamuni did become a Buddha by cutting his flesh to feed an eagle and practicing asceticism for a period of time, but the fact that Sakyamuni could cut his flesh to feed an eagle was a fate that was destined by fate.
It was fate that caused Sakyamuni to encounter an eagle chasing a dove, which led him to perform such a good deed!
What about him?
In Buddhism, Buddhism emphasizes cause and effect. If he tried to imitate it by catching an eagle to feed it, he would not be able to become a Buddha in the end.
Thinking of this, Abbot Wenjue frowned deeply and felt really annoyed.
For a moment, he really couldn't figure out where to go to encounter the opportunity to become a Buddha, let alone what to do.
Just like that, with a heart full of irritability, Abbot Wenjue left Baoguang Temple and embarked on a path of hard practice in search of opportunities.
But time flies, and several months passed in a flash, but Abbot Wen Jue was still not found.
After failing to find it, he had no choice but to return to Baoguang Temple.
After returning to Baoguang Temple, Abbot Wenjue had originally planned to give up imitating the Buddha. After all, several months of hard practice had diluted his obsession with becoming a Buddha.
He even often thought to himself: Perhaps he is not suitable to be the abbot of Baoguang Temple at all.
It was a wrong decision for Master to hand over Baoguang Temple to him!
But just when he was about to give up imitating him, the little monk ran in again in a panic!
"Abbot! Abbot, something terrible has happened! The disciples in the temple have been attacked by an evil spirit, and three of our brothers have already died!"
What?
Abbot Wenjue, who was meditating with his eyes closed, suddenly opened his eyes!
He looked at the young monk in astonishment and asked in disbelief, "What did you say? An evil spirit has entered the temple? And a disciple has been killed by an evil spirit?"
"How is this possible!"
You should know that although their Baoguang Temple has been getting worse day by day, because of the great formation left by his master and grandfather, Baoguang Temple has never been attacked by evil spirits in decades!
Did he hear it wrong, or did the little monk say it wrong?
"Absolutely true!"
"Abbot, please hurry over and take a look! All the brothers and sisters in the temple have already rushed over!"
The young monk nodded hurriedly, the worry and anxiety revealed between his brows not seeming fake.
When Abbot Wen Jue saw this, his whole body suddenly swayed backwards!
Evil spirit!
There really is an evil spirit that has entered Baoguang Temple!
"Abbot! Abbot, what's wrong with you? You--" The little monk looked anxious and hurried forward to support him.
But Abbot Wen Jue waved his hand and pushed him away.
Abbot Wen Jue's face turned pale, and the look of astonishment in his eyes had not yet faded.
He managed to steady himself and took several deep breaths before he felt his chest slightly better.
"Take me there!"
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