Chapter 21 Monk Evil

A man, surnamed Zhang, died violently. The ghost came to hell and met the king of hell. The king of hell took the book of life and death to watch it. He found that Zhang Mouyang's life was not over. He angrily scolded the ghost, "Stupid talent, I caught the wrong person. Send it back quickly."

Zhang followed the ghost pawn and left. Because he had never been to hell, he begged the ghost brother to turn around and open his eyes. The ghost pawn is easy to talk to, and the ghost is quite easy-going. On a whim, he took Zhang to travel through nine layers of hell, knife mountain, sword tree, sea of fire, ice, and pointed to Zhang one by one.

Finally, he came to a place. There was a monk with his legs hanging upside down, chiseling holes through the rope, hanging on the wooden beam, howling, in pain. Looking closer, the monk is none other than Zhang's own brother.

Zhang was frightened and asked, "Why did my brother suffer this punishment?"

The ghost said, "This monk eats, drinks, prostitutes and gambles. He does everything and does all kinds of evil, so he has this retribution. If you want to get out of trouble, you must repent and reform yourself.

Zhang woke up silently. Thinking back to what he had seen and heard in hell, he suspected that his brother was dead. In order to verify his guess, he immediately went to visit the Xingfu Temple where his brother practiced, entered the temple gate, and turned to a room. He saw his brother hanging on the wall, his legs were sore, and his pus and blood collapsed. It was exactly the same as the situation in Huangquan Difu. He hurriedly asked why. .

The elder brother said, "It's more comfortable to hang up, otherwise it will hurt your heart."

Zhang told the truth what he saw in hell. His brother was horrific. From then on, he recited the scriptures and recited the Buddha, abstained from drinking and abstaining from sex. Half a month later, his condition began to recover, and he knew that his sins were not shallow. After that, he strictly abided by the precepts and no longer dared to do anything.