At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, they called me a demonic monk.

During the late Yuan Dynasty, in the Zhizheng era, the world was in turmoil. Young Fang Yingyu was drawn into the conflicts of the martial arts world. Using the Jingji Arrow, she assassinated Na Risu, the leader of the Tianji Alliance, and Princess Jingshuo in Hangzhou, causing the once-powerful Tianji Alliance to crumble instantly. Meanwhile, in the capital, the conflict between the powerful Chancellor Bayan and Prince Taiping, Tang Qishi, reached its peak. Tang Qishi, allied with the Kipchak family, launched a coup, but was already in Bayan's trap. He was killed in the coup, and his sister, Empress Boya Wu, was deposed and killed, the once-illustrious Kipchak family vanished. Bayan used this opportunity to further consolidate his power, becoming Grand Chancellor. He advocated abolishing the imperial examination system and harshly implementing a class system based on ethnicity, causing disillusionment among scholars and despair among southerners, leading to unprecedented social tensions. After avenging her enemies, a heartbroken Fang Yingyu buried her weapon, severed all worldly ties, and sought solace at the Cihua Temple. Guided by the eminent monk Lao Peng, he studied medicine and martial arts under his tutelage and was given the name Peng Yingyu. Through his practice of Buddhist meditation and helping others, his heart gradually found peace. However, the chaos of Bayan's rebellion and the abolition of the imperial examination system swept in, and witnessing firsthand the suffering of the people and the shattering of their hopes, Peng Yingyu was deeply shaken, facing a fundamental choice on his path of spiritual cultivation.