The Three Realms are not a "sanctuary blessed by gods and Buddhas," but a prison controlled by "hypocritical divine authority."
In the name of "order," the Heavenly Court plunders the mortal world's fortune to sustain its own celestial ranks.
Under the guise of "compassion," the Buddhist Realm harvests the faith of all living beings to cement Spirit Mountain's supremacy.
Numbed by sermons of "good and evil," the weak are crushed by the rules, while the strong are jointly snuffed out by gods and Buddhas.
Tang Sanzang's "Burying of the World" is the only way to break this prison: with absolute strength, bury the old gods and Buddhas and the old rules, and make "strength determines life and death, the strong govern order" the new Heavenly Law.
Tang Sanzang: They all say I bury Heaven, Earth, and all living beings!
