Why did Fahai want to arrest Bai Suzhen?

As a disciple of Buddha, Fahai believed that love between men and monsters was against the laws of nature. Seventeen hundred years ago, the White Snake was still a little white snake with very weak magic power. She was accidentally captured by Fa Hai and almost died at the hands of the monk. She was saved by a little shepherd boy, the reincarnated Xu Xian.

In the next seven hundred years, Bai Niangzi has achieved some success in practice, and Fa Hai has become a high monk. At that time, Fahai received six relics from the Jade Emperor, which could increase his spiritual practice for six hundred years, and gave him the name Fahai. However, these six relics were stolen by White Snake. From then on, White Snake's magic power was superior to Fahai's. , which caused Fahai to be unable to attain enlightenment for a long time due to the anger in his heart. Extended information

Character introduction in "The Legend of White Snake"

1. Bai Suzhen: A snake fairy who has been practicing for thousands of years. Bai Suzhen practiced Taoism in Mount Emei and became very powerful in magic. She is extremely beautiful and kind-hearted. She uses Qihuang's medical skills to help the world and benefit the people of Li. In order to repay Xu Xian's life-saving grace 1,700 years ago, Bai Suzhen pledged herself to Xu Xian. Fahai used force to separate Bai Suzhen and Xu Xian, and pressed Bai Suzhen under the Leifeng Pagoda. Twenty years later, White Snake's son's filial piety moved him to the top of his class in high school. White Snake finally came out of the pagoda and returned to the Immortal Class.

2. Fahai: Fahai is the abbot of Jinshan Temple. He possesses extremely powerful magic power and walks in the world with the belief of subduing demons and saving people. However, Fahai was conservative in his thinking and overgeneralized, mistakenly believing that all fairies should be subdued and cultivated by the Buddha. Finally, through the enlightenment of Guanyin Bodhisattva, he and Bai Suzhen resolved their resentment and achieved enlightenment and became an immortal.