"Benefactor, you are attached to forms."
This phrase makes sense, as it's a common way for the Buddhist Sect to enlighten people.
"Life is but a fleeting dream."
This one's fine too; although it's quite overused, it is indeed a Zen saying.
As for the last sentence.
"If you're not convinced, just do it, don't overthink."
This doesn't sound like something a high monk would say.
Zhang Ze was taken aback, and when he turned around, he found that the little monk's figure was no longer visible.
Qingqing had long disappeared into the crowd.
Even though the words seemed illogical and awkward to hear, Zhang Ze felt they made a lot of sense.
The little monk wasn't wrong.
If you're not convinced, just do it. Why hesitate? That woman definitely has issues.
If there's a problem, arrest her. Eliminating demons and defending the Tao is our duty.
However, our Sword Sect requires evidence to arrest someone, and evidence naturally has to be obtained by insiders.
