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"Kill Buddha when you meet Buddha, kill Devil when you meet Devil" had different meanings. In Zen, this was a state of enlightenment. The enlightened person was like having obtained the Wisdom Sword of Prajna, able to cut off troubles and not be influenced by the Buddha or the devil (the Buddha and the devil here could be understood as different spiritual influences or interference factors). When they encountered troubles, they could eliminate them as if they were cutting them with a sword. In some immortal cultivation concepts, it was reflected in an extremely powerful and decisive state. For example, if an immortal cultivator reached a certain realm, they would have a strong autonomy between good and evil, Taoism and devil. If they became immortals, there would be no devils in the world. If they became devils, they would dare to kill gods and slaughter immortals. In modern times, it was used to express self-growth or dealing with interpersonal relationships. It was used to express an attitude of taking the initiative and killing ruthlessly. For example, in interpersonal relationships, one would not be controlled by others, turn from passive to active, and turn oneself from an honest person to a ruthless person. One would not be afraid of losing, and thus occupy a dominant position in various relationships or situations. "Let go and become a Buddha, draw your saber!" The novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In a basketball game (like the NBA): - Lethal Blow: The difference in points between the two teams in the final moments of the game was generally no more than two points. In the last attack, the players completed the effective score and overtook the score to end the game. Such a deciding goal was called a fatal blow. The NBA officially recognized the time it took for a player to make a final shot to be at least 0.4 seconds from receiving the ball to making the shot. - Quasi-kill: The difference between the two teams in the final moments of the game is generally no more than two points. In the last attack of the midfield, the player completes the effective score and takes the lead, but leaves little time for the opponent. If the opponent does not complete the counter-kill, such a ball is called a "quasi-kill." - Counter-kill: After one team completed a near-kill, the other team completed a kill in the remaining time. This later kill was called a counter-kill. For example, Team A was leading Team B at the end of the game, and Team B completed the final shot in the remaining short time to overtake the score. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Yes, Kill la Kill is originally a manga. It later got adapted into an anime series.

In the context of the game, killing by force generally referred to entering the tower and killing people by force. For example, in some battle games, players ignored the attacks of the Defensive Towers and forcefully killed the enemy players. This behavior was called a forced kill. This kind of behavior was risky because the defensive tower would cause damage to the attacker, but if it was successfully implemented, it could also show the strength of the attacker or achieve a specific tactical goal. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

In sports, it was difficult to define the absolute "strongest" kill and counter-kill, because different games and situations had their own brilliance. In the NBA, there were many famous last-minute kills and counter-last-minute kills. For example, on May 13, 2004, in the Western Conference semifinals, the Spurs 'Tim Duncan scored a near-kill 5.4 seconds before the end of the game, while the Los Angeles team had 0.4 seconds left when Fisher received the sideline ball and hit Ginobili's defensive shot to hit the whistle. Completing a shot in a very short time like 0.4 seconds was almost the limit of a shot.(The NBA had the Trent Tucker rule: players could not complete a shot when the time was less than 0.3 seconds.) In the CBA Beijing-Guangdong War (here, Guangdong is Guangzhou Dragon Lion), there were also wonderful scenes of killing and counter-killing. During the game, the score alternated between the two teams. The competition between the two sides was fierce near the end of the game. There were many times when the score was overtaken, and Keane of the Beijing team also had a wonderful performance at the critical moment. In addition, in the NBA, there were also wonderful scenes such as Iguodala's final kill in the game between the Warriors and the Thunder on November 15, 2013, and Harden's final kill in the game between the Rockets and the Warriors on January 4, 2019. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>