Traveling to the ancient world in the west, Taoists become saints and kill three corpses, while Buddhists become saints and seek merit.
Zhu Buyi discovered during his dealings with immortals and Buddhas on the way to seek scriptures that killing three corpses was a sign of the ruthless nature of heaven, and seeking merit was asking for help from the common people. For the sake of the so-called boundless fate and unpredictable destiny, the Jade Emperor can ignore it and the Buddha can forgive goblins and cannibals. In fact, saints are the most selfish and ruthless people.
Zhu Buyi said: "In this life, my name is Wutian. I will not kill three corpses or seek merit. I will prove the Tao with my strength and overwhelm all saints. I will use the divine ax in my hand to chop down the gods and Buddhas, rebuild the universe, and let the way of heaven change for me!"
Interesting.
Very good, worth recommending