Back then, Maudgalyayana saved his mother by delivering her departed soul from the most brutal hell. While he was at it, he also delivered the other ghosts, helping them escape their sea of suffering. His merit was immeasurable.
The treasure known as Maudgalyayana Soul Ferry could, to a considerable extent, recreate Maudgalyayana's feat of saving his mother and exert the effect of delivering ghosts.
This deliverance effect was not something ordinary Buddhist scripture recitations could compare to.
Ghost Qianchou could withstand all kinds of Buddhist techniques, and even the Six Paths Heavenly King's Reincarnation Law could do nothing to him. But there was no way he could withstand the effects of Maudgalyayana Soul Ferry. At the very least, he would be affected.
As for that army of ghosts, they were even less able to endure it. A considerable portion of them would be delivered away.
That was equivalent to "killing" ghosts by another means.
Fan Lang converted his own power into surging Buddhist Force and poured it into the Buddha statue. At the same time, he infused it with the power of several treasures related to Buddhism. He used up over a hundred Sharira left behind by great virtuous monks alone.
Only Fan Lang could afford such extravagance. His current wealth could be called rivaling that of a nation, enough to compete with the National Treasury of a divine kingdom.
This astronomical fortune could be exchanged through the system for all kinds of things.
During the exchange process, Fan Lang could sense the Pangu System at work. The wealth used for exchange was all devoured and digested by the Pangu System, which then created the things he needed.
This devouring and conversion was simply a Divine Skill, surpassing the creative abilities of the Creation Realm by an unknown margin.
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