Upon hearing the elder's words, Wolf Monk couldn't help but sigh. Speaking of it, he was indeed harder to manage than Bloody Monk in those days. Wolf Monk still remembered that Bloody Monk back then didn't really stand out within Xiaolin Temple. The elder's claim that he violated Buddhist rules and didn't adhere to the teachings was somewhat incorrect.
In fact, it was Wolf Monk who truly violated the teachings, as his impulsive nature led him to act solely on his whims. During his early days wandering the Jianghu, he would intervene decisively whenever he saw something objectionable, and his actions were often heavy-handed, leaving people either dead or crippled. Precisely because of this, Shijia named him Wolf Monk, saying he was like a rebellious wild wolf.
