Ji Chang shared his interpretation: "Saint Jie Yin, in order to uphold his brotherly bond with Saint Cundi, sacrificed your prospects as his disciple."
Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva: "..."
She had witnessed the savageness of Great Emperor Changsheng's tongue up close.
It was truly poisonous.
But the poison was perfectly placed and hit right in the heart.
This could, of course, have been seen from another angle: as deep brotherly affection between Saint Jie Yin and Saint Cundi.
But if we look at the issue from the perspective Ji Changsheng presented, it also makes sense.
