The 15Th Volume of the Epic Mythology of the Eighteen Arhats: Xintian Ji

"Eighteen Arhats" • The 15th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (167 series of novels), written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Yu Zhou Jingfeng. The Subduing Dragon Arhat is the head of the Dharma Protector of Lingshan, and leads the eighteen Arhats to guard important places in the Buddhist world. The Demon Emperor of the West swept across the three realms, came to Lingshan Mountain, and ordered the Buddha's bones and relics to be sacrificed. The Tathagata refuses to surrender, the demonic army is pressing down on the territory, and the four demonic beasts are surrounding the mountain, and the barrier will be broken. The monks were short of food and the reinforcements had not yet arrived. Jianglong stood in front of the mountain gate holding a purple gold bowl. Between compassion and killing, he questioned Buddhist teachings for the first time. Demonic flames burn the sky, and countless members of the sect are killed and injured. Who can turn the tide in this predicament? A few days later, Lingshan fell and Daleiyin Temple was reduced to ruins. The survivors retreated to the South China Sea, waiting for a turn of events. Nezha rushed to help, Sanqing took action, and Indian Buddhist soldiers came across the border. The war situation reversed, the ancestor of Baohua switched sides, and the demon clan was in civil strife. In the end, the Demon Prince was captured, the Demon Emperor retreated, and peace returned to the Three Realms. After the war subsided, the Buddha's light reappeared in Kasyapa Forest, and Jianglong said: "The devil is not inherently evil, just obsessed."