The Legend of Situ Shankong.

Summary

A character finds themselves captured after being accused of burning paper offerings for the deceased, a traditional act that leads to serious consequences. Despite their innocence, they are brutally beaten and imprisoned alongside others in a classroom filled with despair. The protagonist reflects on the injustices faced by practitioners of Dao and Buddhism, realizing the gravity of their situation. As they endure violence, they contemplate their fate, vowing to seek vengeance if they survive. The harsh realities of power dynamics and the cost of resistance become evident as they navigate this perilous circumstance.

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