Everything about Lu Zhishen

Chapter 119

Lu Zhishen sits in Zhejiang Province

Song Gongming returns home in fine clothes

Introduction to Lu Zhishen

Lu Zhishen, original name Ruda. Zhishen is his Buddhist name after he became a monk. Also known as Lu Tiha, this name was given due to his position. Nicknamed Flower Monk Lu Zhishen.

Ruda is the thirteenth hero of Liangshanbo and the first leader of the ten-member infantry army. Lu Zhishen, whose original name was Lu Da, was the governor of Jing Lue. Because he saw Zheng Tu bullying Jin Cuilian and his daughter, he beat Zhen Guanxi to death with three punches. Pursued by the government, he fled to Mount Wutai and became a monk, changing his name to Lu Zhishen. Lu Zhishen couldn't bear the strict rules of Buddhism. He beat the mountain gate drunk and destroyed his golden body. He was sent by the elders to the Xiangguo Temple in Tokyo to guard the vegetable garden because he was stealing away. Lu Zhishen rescued Lin Chong in the wild boar forest. Gao Qiu sent people to capture Lu Zhishen. Lu Zhishen dropped grass in Erlong Mountain. Later he defected to Shuibo Liangshan and became an infantry leader. Song Jiang attacked Fang La, and Lu Zhishen knocked Fang La over with a stick. Later, he passed away at Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou.

Basic information

Seat number 13 and name Tianguxing

Nicknamed Flower Monk

Originally from Kansai

Professional Manager's Office, Leader of Erlong Mountain

Using Weapons Zen Staff and Jie Dao

Leader of Liangshan's Infantry Division

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Character Profile

Lu Zhishen’s origin and nickname : Lu Zhishen, formerly known as Lu Da, was an official under the imperial edict of Weizhou in the Song Dynasty. He was born eight feet in length, ten circumferences wide in waist, round face, big ears, straight nose, square mouth, and a beard on the side of his cheeks. He was a human being. Fiery, loves to fight against injustice. He was beaten to death by three punches in Zhen Guanxi and ran away to avoid disaster. Later he became a monk at Wenshu Monastery in Wutai Mountain. Because of the flower embroidery on his back, he was nicknamed "Flower Monk" by people in the world.

The reason why Lu Zhishen went to Liangshan: After Jiuzhilong Shijin made a big fuss in Shijiazhuang, he went to Weizhou in search of his master Wang Jinjin, and met his masters Li Zhong and Tisha Luda by chance. Shi and Lu hit it off immediately and made an appointment to come to a restaurant for a drink. Suddenly someone was crying next door while he was happy. Luda was unhappy and called the Jin family and his daughter to ask why. Only then did he find out that Jin's daughter was occupied by the local bully Zheng Tu. Ruda was furious and wanted to go to Zheng Tu to settle the score. Shi was Li and Li persuaded them to stop, and the three of them presented the Jin family with two taels of silver. The next day, Luda first saw off the Jin father and daughter, and then went to find Zheng Tu under the Zhuangyuan Bridge. He used an excuse to fight with him, beat him to death with three punches, and left. He met the Jin father and daughter again in Yanmen County and got his son-in-law Zhao Yuanwai. He was recommended to go to Wenshu Monastery in Mount Wutai to be ordained as a monk. His Dharma name was Zhi Shen. Because he caused troubles with the monks after two drunken occasions, he was not tolerated by the monks. He took Elder Zhizhen's letter to the Daxiangguo Temple in Bianjing. On the way, he got drunk and beat the bully Zhou Tong in Taohua Village. , and later reunited with Shi Jin, burned the Crock Temple and killed the Pig Iron Buddha. After arriving in Tokyo, he was sent to the vegetable garden, uprooted weeping willows, and subdued the gangsters. During the martial arts performance, he met Lin Chong and became friends. Lin Chong was trapped. Lu Zhishen saved Lin Chong by causing a riot in the wild boar forest. Later he met Yang Zhi and captured Erlong Mountain with Cao Zheng and others. After the Sanshan Juyi battle against Huyanzhuo, they went to Liangshan together. Tianwen Shijie was ranked in Tianguxing, the thirteenth of the one hundred and eight generals, and became the leader of the Liangshan Bo Infantry Army.

The ending of Lu Zhishen: After Lu Zhishen went to Liangshan, he fought bravely and opposed the recruitment. After Liangshan surrendered to the imperial court and pacified the Liao Kingdom, Lu Zhishen went back to Mount Wutai to visit Elder Zhizhen to inquire about his future. Elder Zhizhen said: Capture in summer, hold on to wax, become rounded when listening to the tide, and fall silent when seeing faith. Later, Lu Zhishen indeed captured Fang La's general Xia Houcheng and captured Fang La himself. On the way back to Beijing, when news of the Qiantang River tidal wave arrived in Hangzhou, Lu Zhishen remembered the words of the elders and asked about the meaning of "passing away". He bathed and changed clothes, burned incense and meditated, and passed away. Because of his great achievements in capturing Fang La, the imperial court presented Lu Zhishen as a righteous Liezhao and Zen master.

Character

Ruda’s character traits

(1) Clear love and hate, forthright and heroic, courageous in what is right, coarse and fine, helping those in danger and those in need, and abhorring evil as much as hatred: He was very sympathetic and concerned about the Jin family and his daughter who were bullied by the local bully town Guanxi. After listening to the Jin family's complaint, he took the initiative to give silver coins to the Jin family and his daughter, and personally protected them from the tiger's mouth; he waited until the Jin family and his daughter escaped from the tiger's mouth. Later, he came to the Zhenguanxi Butcher Shop to anger Zheng Tu and let him do something to him, and finally eliminated harm for the people. These showed his excellent qualities of helping those in need and hating evil as much as he wanted to.

(2) Generous and generous, emphasizing righteousness and wealth: He has no relationship with the Jin family and his daughter, but after listening to the Jin family’s complaint, he immediately offered to make money for the Jin family and his daughter. They returned to Tokyo. When he took out all the silver he had and felt it was not enough, he asked Li Zhong next to him for help. When Li Zhong took out two taels of silver unhappily, Luda thought that Li Zhong was unjust and took the two taels. Throw the two pieces of silver back to him.

(3) Outspoken and rough, courageous and strategic, rough and subtle: In order to ensure that the Jin family and his daughter could leave safely, Ruda actually "sat at the door of the store for two hours" and dragged the waiter to pursue him. The actions of the Jin family and their daughter were as follows: "I just got up after I asked Jin Gong to go far away."

When punishing the bullies in Guanxi, they did not attack without asking for details, but adopted the method of provoking first and then beating. The strategy was to let Zheng Tu strike first with a sharp bone-picking knife, lead him to the street, and question Zheng Tu in public, letting everyone understand that "punching Zheng Tu" was a just action, until he accidentally killed Zheng Tu. He also adapts to circumstances and remains calm in times of danger: "This guy is cheating to death, Sajia and you will take your time to understand." "One scolded and the other strode away"... These all show Luda's courageous and strategic character, rough and fine. Features.

Character Story

Lu Zhishen, known as the Flower Monk, is an important character in the novel "Water Margin" and one of the One Hundred and Eight Generals in Liangshan. His surname was Lu and his name was Da. After becoming a monk, his legal name was Zhishen. Lu Daben worked as an errand under Weizhou Souchong Jinglue Xianggong and was appointed as the governor of Jinglue Mansion. In order to save the weak woman Jin Cuilian, he punched Zhen Guanxi to death with three punches and was hunted down by the government. On the way to escape, after being introduced by Zhao Yuanwai, Lu Da reached the Wenshu Monastery in Wutai Mountain and became a monk. Elder Zhizhen said a verse and gave him a name: "A little inspiration is worth a thousand gold. The Dharma is vast, and the name is profound." He found a place to stay and kept his name anonymous. Have a good time. Ke Zhishen couldn't abide by the Buddhist rules in the temple and made a big fuss in Mount Wutai. Elder Zhizhen had no choice but to let him go to Daxiangguo Temple in Bianliang, Tokyo. He gave him four parting verses: "When you meet the forest, you rise; when you meet the mountains, you get rich; when you meet the water, you get rich." When it was prosperous, it stopped when it met the river."

Lu Zhishen was guarding the vegetable garden at Xiangguo Temple, subdued the rogues, and uprooted weeping willows. He met Lin Chong by chance and became brothers. Lin Chong was in trouble and was assassinated in Cangzhou. Lu Zhishen secretly protected him all the way. In the wild boar forest, Dong Chao and Xue Ba wanted to harm Lin Chong. Lu Zhishen took action in time and saved Lin Chong's life. He then escorted them to Cangzhou, seventy miles away. Therefore, Zhishen was forced by Gao Qiu and fled again on the rivers and lakes. Later, he and Yang Zhi and others captured the Baozhu Temple in Erlongshan, Qingzhou, and fell into disgrace. After Wu Song became a traveler, he also joined the group.

Hu Yanzhuo's chain horse was defeated by Xu Ning and defected to Murong Yanda, the prefect of Qingzhou, causing trouble. So Erlong Mountain, Taohua Mountain, and Baihu Mountain gathered to attack Qingzhou. Song Jiang led the leader of Liangshan Bo down the mountain for reinforcements. After success, everyone went up to Liangshan, where Lu Zhishen reunited with Lin Chong.

After Liangshan's one hundred and eight generals gathered together, they arranged their seats. Lu Zhishen was Tianguxing, ranked thirteenth, and he was the leader of the infantry in the battle sequence. Soon, Song Jiang revealed the intention of recruiting peace in Manjianghong Ci, which made Wu Song and Li Kui unhappy. Lu Zhishen said: "The civil and military forces in the current dynasty are all treacherous and evil, and they deceive the saints. Just like my Zhiqiu, it has been dyed into soap, how can it be clean after being washed and killed! Recruiting people will not help! So I said goodbye, and I will go and look for them one by one tomorrow. "After Song Jiang and others were recruited, Lu Zhishen accompanied Song Jiang and went back to Mount Wutai to pay homage to Elder Zhizhen. The master said: "It is not easy for a disciple to kill people and set fire after being gone for several years!" He also gave four verses before leaving: "Capture in summer, hold on to wax. Listen to the tide and become mature, see faith and become silent."

Later, Song Jiang conquered Fangla and fought against Wulongling. Lu Zhishen chased Xia Houcheng, but lost his way into the mountains. With the guidance of a monk, he escaped from the Yuantang Well and captured Fang La alive.

Song Jiang was overjoyed and persuaded Zhishen to return to secular life and become an official. Yinzi would make his wife a wife and honor his ancestors. Zhishen said, "My family has become ashes. I don't want to be an official. I just want to find a clean place to settle down and settle down." Song Jiang also advised him. The abbot of the famous mountain showed his sect's style and repaid his parents. Zhishen said: "I don't want any! It's useless to ask for more. I can only get a whole corpse, which is strong." Song Jiang and others returned in triumph and stayed at Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou. Zhishen heard the Qiantang River tide message, and he had an epiphany in the letter, saying: "'Capture in the summer', I killed Xia Houcheng in the pine forest, and captured Xia Houcheng alive; 'Capture in the encounter with La', I captured Fang La alive; today I have responded." Hearing the tide, he became whole, he saw faith and became silent. "I thought that when I saw the tide, I would pass away." So he took a bath and changed his clothes, passed away and passed away, and left a poem: "I have not cultivated good deeds in my life, I only like to kill people and set fire." The rope, break the jade lock here. Hey! The tide comes from the Qiantang River, and you know who I am today." Zen Master Jingshan Dahui's last comment on Lu Zhishen was: Lu Zhishen, Lu Zhishen! Rising from the green forest. Two flaming eyes and a murderous heart. Suddenly, I followed the tide and found that I was nowhere to be found. Duh! The solution makes the sky full of white jade, and can turn the earth into gold.

lt;lt;Water Margin gt;gt;The plot about Lu Zhishen

Chapter 002

Shi Dalang walks in Huayin County at night

Lu Tixia punches Guanxi

Chapter 003

Zhao Yuanwai rebuilds Wenshu Monastery

Lu Zhishen makes trouble in Mount Wutai

Chapter 004

The little bully got drunk and entered the gold account

The flower monk made a scene in Peach Blossom Village

Chapter 005

Nine-patterned Dragon Jian Walking through the red pine forest

Lu Zhishen burned the Crock Temple on fire

Chapter 006

The flower monk uprooted the weeping willows

The leopard head accidentally entered the White Tiger Hall

Chapter 007

Professor Lin stabs Pei Cangzhou Road

Lu Zhishen makes a scene in the wild boar forest

Chapter 016

The flower monk fights against Erlong Mountain alone

The green-faced beast fights against the Pearl Temple

Chapter 057

Three mountains gather together to attack Qingzhou

All the tigers Returning to the Water Park with the Same Heart

Chapter 119

Lu Zhishen sat in Zhejiang Province

Song Gong returned home in bright clothes

Name: Lu Zhishen

Gender: Male

Age: 25

Current place of residence: Ningbo, Zhejiang

E-MAIL: weixiao0884@163.com

Self-introduction: A lonely and active man

Height: 170

Weight: 60 kg

Shape: well-proportioned

Marital status : Single

Occupation: Computer technician

Constellation: Virgo

Blood type: A

Education: College

Income status: 2000 to 4000/month

Smoking: No smoking

Drinking: Occasionally drink

Do you have a relationship history: Yes

Daily dress: casual

My personality: steady, humorous/witty, cheerful, down-to-earth/practical, casual/easy-going, quiet/shy

My friends Describe me: computer expert, a good listener, big-bellied, tolerant, kind-hearted person

My strengths: appearance, body