When Qian Jin saw the burly monk at the Governor's Mansion, he realized that things had become even more complicated than he had imagined.
The burly monk's monastic name was Jing'an, a very common name. Although not to the extent that every monastery had someone by that name, at least two or three monks named Jing'an could be found in ten monasteries—but strictly speaking, that was a thing of the past.
The reason no one used this common name anymore was tied to a past incident.
It was said that one day, two monks both named Jing'an happened to be dining in the same restaurant. A friend familiar with Jing'an happened to pass by and greeted Jing'an—however, because they shared the same monastic name, both Jing'ans stood up in response to the greeting.
Then, one of the Jing'ans walked over to the other Jing'an.
"A monk does not speak falsehoods, how can you use my name?"
With that, this Jing'an unleashed a strike, shattering the other Jing'an's head on the spot.
