What do you mean, all my life?

In the eight-character theory, the sheep blade and the seven kills are both fierce. If the evil spirits merge with other ten gods, it is "good luck", if the evil spirits merge with the Japanese Lord, it is "bad luck". When the sheep blade is taken away, it will no longer harm the body, and so will the seven kills. Therefore, the first problem solved by the combination of sheep and blade is to "turn evil into good."

The second problem solved by "The Killing Combination of Sheep Blade"-helping others is very important: Sheep Blade is a very strong god, with enough power to suppress the Japanese Lord, but also with enough power to protect the Japanese Lord. Seven kills have obvious duality, which can aggressively suppress the Japanese Lord, or turn it into the authority of the Japanese Lord and become expensive. So the seven kills and the sheep's blade have two sides. Show the auspicious side, the Japanese will benefit, show the fierce side, and the Japanese will be controlled. Because the combined killing of the sheep blade removed the ferocity, it left a blessing, so the sheep blade used its powerful power to protect the Japanese Lord, while the seven kills gave the Japanese Lord authority-the Japanese Lord has both strength and authority, which is naturally expensive.