Bound by Billions of Karmic Debts, I'm Honghuang's Biggest Creditor!

There is a lesson learned from the protagonist's situation called Hongyun

Hongyun was once a big creditor of Western Buddhism, and the great cause and effect of the two saints! Then he died

Haha, do you still think that having more causes and effects is a good thing? I don't know why Hongyun is gone.

It's better to have good deeds and be a reminder of life for the weak.

I remember that as long as you die, all cause and effect will disappear. Guess what will happen if you have no strength and no background?

How do you think Hongyun died?

I'm afraid this author doesn't know what it means to turn a favor into an enemy.

Doesn't the author understand what causality is? Only the karma of killing will have karma, and passing it on is equivalent to giving your own karma to others, which has nothing to do with the protagonist, and karma is about quality, not quantity, and it is useless to have more karma from gods, because not to mention saints, even Da Luo will kill countless immortals with a slap. This is the first time I have seen karma written as merit. No wonder no one sees it. Those two idiots in the West did not kill Hongyun directly because they wanted to save face. Only the cause and effect related to the way of heaven are absolute. To sum up, this book was written blindly from the beginning.

It's okay if you have hundreds of millions of merits, but if others owe you karma and you have no strength, you won't be able to survive even a minute.

Do you know why Hongyun disappeared?