How did the name of Buddha Zhang come from in Old Nine Gates?

Personally, I think Zhang Qishan was addressed as "Lord Zhang Fo" at the beginning of the story. The origin of his name is because there is a mysterious golden Buddha at home, and his true identity is the descendant of the tomb-robbing family, and he is also the first of the "three gates" among the nine magistrates.

Zhang Qishan became famous in Changsha, which originated from the old eight or seven in the Nine Magistrates. Qi Tiezui is a fortune teller, ranking eighth among nine people. He talks about God all day, seemingly unreliable, but in fact he is proficient in Feng Shui gossip, and he also offended Wu Teng, the Japanese who dominated Changsha. He was also smashed in Wu Teng and was arrested and hanged by Wu Teng.

Zhang Qishan, as the boss of Jiumen, although Jiumen was unknown at that time, he broke into Wuteng's territory alone and saved Qi Tiezui. He was an accident with dozens of thugs, and he didn't flinch when he was stabbed many times. Finally, he killed Wu Teng and saved Qi Tiezui. Zhang Qishan's fame began in Changsha World War I, and he developed his power step by step, gradually whitewashed his identity, became an officer in Changsha, and the top nine magistrates became stronger and stronger.

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