Although the people of Dongchang brutally murdered Zhongliang, Gu Shusheng was arrogant and arrogant, compared to Zhuge Kongming.
The love here is just a debt, and although it is biased, it reflects Hu Dao's disdain for the world.
In the end, Jin Yiwei, who was unable to influence, killed the two sons, and madly fancied his death, which also coincided with the cause and effect in the scriptures.
The majesty and compassion of monks are more obvious in this film. Perhaps the last finger in the West is also the destination that Hu Dao hopes for in this life.
Amitabha!
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