How do Buddhists resolve villains?

Those who study Buddhism and practice do not need to be transformed into villains, nor do they have the concept of villains. All life should be respected. Respect everyone around you as saints.

There is this sentence in the "Diamond Sutra":. . . . . . If you are a good man. A good woman. Read and recite this sutra. If you are contemptuous of others. This is a person’s sinful karma from his previous life. Should fall into evil ways. Because people in this world are contemptuous. The sins of previous generations will be eliminated. You should obtain Anuttarasamyaksambodhi. . . . . .

The meaning of this sentence is that if a good man or woman believes in and reads the Diamond Sutra, and is looked down upon or laughed at by others because of such things, then this person who reads the Sutra will The sins a person has committed in the past, even if it is as serious as the possibility of falling into the three evil realms, will be eliminated because of being laughed at by others when reading the Bible. Not only that, but you will also achieve "Anuttar Samyak Sambodhi" in the future.

Although the scripture talks about reading the Diamond Sutra, if you are laughed at or looked down upon because of practicing other methods, the principle is the same. That is to say, as long as you are a Buddhist practitioner and others laugh at you or look down on you, they are helping you eliminate karma, and you should thank them more.