They set off from Lingshan and followed the completely opposite trajectory to the pilgrimage route, heading east towards Chang'an. But their "eighty-one calamities" were not disasters sent from heaven, but eighty-one disasters actively created:
· Wherever he passed, he burned temples, seized treasures, and defiled scriptures.
· When encountering good deeds, good deeds will be deceived, when encountering the country, it will cause chaos, and when encountering the Tao, it will destroy the Tao.
· Kill the real scripture seekers, recruit the ferocious demons, and trample the order of the world into mud.
However, the deeper this path of plunder goes, the more ferocious the karmic backlash becomes. Members began to alienate, collapse, and become suspicious of each other. When they finally broke through the many defenses, broke into the Tang Dynasty Ancestral Temple, and snatched the supreme jade book, they found that... The scripture had no words.
"We went all the way east, plundering all the glory of the Buddhas, but in the end we found that what we were plundering was just the reflection of our own sins."
