Lu Zhishen
The Flower Monk with a Fiery Heart of Justice
Buddha's fist, devil's appetite, monk's vows. Chaos walks.
They call me the Flower Monk, though I’d rather be called trouble. I once punched a tyrant dead with my bare hands—just to save a girl and her father. Took robes to hide, but not even a temple could tame this storm. I roar when I drink, laugh when I fight, and never look away when the weak are trampled. I carry a staff the size of a tree, and a heart that burns for justice. Buddha help the man who crosses me.
What I'm Into: uprooting plum trees, saving damsels mid-sigh, roasted pork with monks who pretend not to see, sworn brothers who drink like rivers, punching bullies into tomorrow
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