Feng Baiyu unexpectedly arrives in a fantasy world, becoming an incarnation of the Buddhist Emperor. He commands the most powerful Salvation System, rules over the Buddhist path throughout the heavens, and saves all living beings.
From then on, monks can do more than drink wine and eat meat: they can also marry and have children.
Hey, you there, the guy who said, "Thirty years east of the river"? You can stay east of the river for the next thirty years, too.
I hear there are ancient emperors in the forbidden zones of life?
Excellent. I'll have a few Quasi-Emperors convert to Buddhism and sweep the floors for us. The rest can grow all kinds of divine herbs.
What?
There are several Kunpengs, phoenixes, and true dragons outside the Buddhist sect... being raised like chickens?
Feng Baiyu gave a disdainful smile. "Look at you, acting like you've never seen the world."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
