After Xu Qi 'an's discussion, a new school of thought appeared in Buddhism, which divided into Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism.
Xu Qi 'an had created a new school of thought in Buddhism through his discussion of the Dharma. He had divided it into Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism. However, there was no detailed mention of it in the reference knowledge.
Xu Qi 'an had done many things for Du Nan. When Du Nan was in charge of the opening of the Buddha Pagoda in the Three Flower Temple of Leizhou, Xu Qi 'an took the opportunity to take away the Buddha Pagoda and the broken limbs of Shen Shu. Later, Xu Qi 'an plotted against Du Nan in Yongzhou, causing him to be attacked by Taoist Master Xuan Cheng and Progenitor Bingyi. In the end, in the battle of Quanrong Mountain, Du Nan used the essence blood of Kyara Bodhisattva to use the Vajra Dharma, but was killed by the Emperor Gaozu Dharma summoned by Xu Qi' an.
After Xu Qi 'an's discussion, a new school of thought emerged in Buddhism. It was divided into Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism. The two ideas conflicted. Before the Great Tribulation, Buddhism in the Western Regions split up. Du E led many followers to leave the Western Regions and join Dafeng, officially establishing Mahayana Buddhism.
In << Da Feng Beat the Watchmen >>, Xu Qi 'an's strength changed as follows: 1. When he first became a night watchman, he was a third-class petty official with low martial strength. 2. After becoming a second-grade silver gong, his martial strength would increase greatly. 3. After reaching the first stage of Vajra Realm, his martial strength would increase by another level, and he would be able to fight against many people alone. 4. After becoming the Northern King and becoming a Land Deity, his martial strength reached its peak and he became the pillar of Da Feng. It was important to note that as the plot developed, Xu Qi 'an's strength would continue to increase. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Du Fan was a third-grade Vajra of the Buddhist Sect. He was of the Asura Clan and was extremely ugly. His relationship with Xu Qi 'an wasn't very friendly. He followed the Love Arhat to capture Xu Qi' an and fell into Xu Qi 'an's trap in Yongzhou. In the battle of Quanrong Mountain, he was killed by the Great Ancestor Emperor Dharma Idol summoned by Xu Qi' an. After his death, the Vajra Blood in his body was absorbed by Xu Qi 'an.
Xu Qi 'an and Du Fan were enemies. Du Fan followed Loving Arhat Du Qing to capture Xu Qi' an, but was killed by Xu Qi 'an's summoned Emperor Gaozu Dharma Idol. After his death, Xu Qi' an absorbed the Vajra Blood in his body.
In the beginning, Xu Xinnian was curious about Xu Qi 'an's ability to solve cases and admired him a little. Before this, their relationship seemed to be relatively ordinary. After Xu Qi' an showed his ability to solve cases from files, Xu Xinnian had more respect for him. He listened to Xu Qi 'an's reasoning carefully, just like when he was in a private school.
In the beginning, the Host was not very friendly to her cousins because of her aunt, and her memory of Xu Lingyue's appearance was very vague. However, when Xu Qi 'an saw Xu Lingyue again, he was attracted by her beauty. Xu Lingyue called him big brother timidly. Then, Xu Qi' an looked at the relationship between the original owner and his aunt from a third-party perspective. His attitude also changed. The relationship between them changed from cold to good.
In the beginning, Xu Qi 'an and Xu Xinnian did not have a good relationship. The Host was not liked by the rest of the Xu family because of her aunt, and Xu Xinnian was no exception. However, when Xu Qi 'an realized that Xu Xinnian might commit suicide and saw that Xu Xinnian had taken action for his own safety, he felt a surge of sadness in his heart. His relationship with Xu Xinnian changed from bad to caring for Xu Xinnian.
In order to save himself, Xu Qi 'an's first solution was to solve the case and recover the silver to atone for his crimes.