In Chinese folk Buddhism, karma is not metaphor — it is a debt with interest. These tales trace what happens when the debt comes due across lifetimes: animals that remember past insults, neighbors who recognize old enemies, and the strange patience of moral arithmetic.
1 tale(s) translated so far.
A village pig charged to bite one elderly neighbor on sight — and ignored everyone else. Then the old man figured out why.
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