A single word of remorse almost allowed countless people to interpret their own answers.
Some felt that Master Fo Yin's remorse was because he was actually powerless to defeat this monster, relying solely on the Little Buddha Lord's guidance to finally succeed in defeating him with one blow, though he enjoyed the reputation of a demon-slayer without truly earning the glory in battle; others thought that Master Fo Yin should have originally received the Buddhist decree to directly kill this monster, but ultimately did not harden his heart to do so, effectively defeating the monster, yet letting him escape, thus feeling ashamed; and some sensed the peculiarity of Fang Xing's injuries, not necessarily inflicted by Fo Yin, but rather old wounds flaring up, perhaps causing Fo Yin's remorse!
