Find 8 people to form a Hyrule chanting group to make a video, and I will give you “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom”! A netizen in Changhua saw on Facebook yesterday (14th) that someone was giving away “Tears of the Kingdom” and asked 8 people to recite “Namo Amitabha”.
Originated from a giveaway deal for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of Kingdoms on Facebook Marketplace.
In addition to writing “Namo Amitabha Buddha” in the product description column, it is also marked that it is only for gift and not for sale, saying: “Don’t ask me why I want to give it away, just ask if you recite the Buddha’s name”, “You want to recite the Buddha after all, why not recite the Buddha now”.
A netizen discovered the transaction post and immediately sent a curious message to inquire. The other party stated, “Please find 8 people to recite 10 times Namo Amitabha in Taiwanese, and make a video and send it over. Whoever completes it first will give it away.”
Although netizens were dubious until the way to face-to-face, they still tried to find friends to form a “Hairalu Chanting Group” and start recording videos.
After finally recording and sending back the video, he learned that the game film had already been sent out; however, the other party was still very “Buddha” and was willing to buy a new copy of “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” as a gift, which made him praise the seller ” The merit is immeasurable!”
In the end, the two successfully made an appointment to meet in person, and the new movie could be started and played normally. Not only did they not encounter fraud, but they also experienced the most amazing transaction method.
Why 8 people?
Neither side gave details. However, some people found that it happened to be the same as the task of finding NPCs to send mushrooms in Hartnor Village in “Tears of the Kingdom”. It just happened to be 8 people; it can only be said that it is quite an interesting coincidence to change from the mushroom group to the “Hairale chanting group” 😂 .
