The Empress Came to Destroy the Buddha? I Wave My Broom and Make the Sky Full of Glow

The empress used the absurd bet made by the late emperor ten years ago to find a living Buddha in Luge Temple. If there is a living Buddha, Buddhism will become the national religion and the living Buddha will be the national teacher; if there is no living Buddha, the Buddha will be destroyed. The ten-year period has arrived. As a result, the senior brother, who had gathered the fortunes of the nine hundred and twenty-four Buddhist temples in the country, sat in meditation under the bodhi tree for several years. His whole body was withered, and his body and soul disappeared. Not a living Buddha. The empress was so angry that her body lay hundreds of miles away. The confrontation between the 4,728 Imperial Guards and the 470 monks will end, waiting for the Empress' order. The abbot of the temple shouted, "Ke, you have been dreaming for ten years and practiced for ten years. Are you still not awake today?" Lu Ke was numb. He was just a young monk who was responsible for sweeping the house and knew some Buddhist scriptures. Seeing the Imperial Guards surrounding him, he became anxious and waved his broom upward. The sky is filled with Buddha's light, and the golden and purple energy comes thirty thousand feet from the east. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.