When the aftershock of a battle between Sages struck Zhunti, a Quasi-Saint and senior disciple of Medicine Master Vaidurya-Light Tathagata, he was saved by an innate spiritual treasure. His primordial spirit escaped into another, unknown universe, where he was reborn as an ordinary man with no spiritual roots. In this world, where strength reigns supreme, mortals without cultivation are mere ants. But is there really no chance for them?
"My Buddha is merciful. What a wonderful place to spread the faith. Since there is no Buddhist Dharma here, I shall bring forth its boundless teachings. What a fated opportunity!" Master Kurong, formerly a Quasi-Saint and now the founder of this branch of Buddhism, said with a smile as he looked at the mortals before him.
What are spiritual roots, anyway? Are they not simply a bridge connecting one to Heaven and Earth? We Buddhists focus on cultivating the heart, meditating, and attaining enlightenment. Why make things so complicated?
After reading the introduction, it looks like a starting point upgrade article.
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Finally I understand why there are only three comments and 23 collections. The author talks a lot and they are not related to the article.
Very interesting article, I would like to ask if the CP is Xuanhua? I don't know why I don't like him very much. Maybe it's because I've seen too many protagonists living in other worlds. The first person they meet is Cp, so I feel disgusted.
I agree greatly, love is just a process in a man's life, it doesn't matter whether he has it or not. What I'm reading is not a romance novel. The hero doesn't need to die without love.
Come on!!!!!