Randeng, that old thief, actually had exceedingly high seniority. He was one of the three thousand guests of the mortal world who had listened to the Dao in Purple Cloud Palace back then.
His true body was the first coffin between heaven and earth, and his accompanying Spiritual Treasure was the Coffin Palace Lantern, an utterly sinister thing.
To seek a great tree whose shade he could enjoy, that old fellow had shamelessly rushed to join the Chan Sect and had somehow forced his way into becoming its deputy sect leader.
This man usually had a mouth full of benevolence, righteousness, morality, and virtue, but in truth he was hypocritical to the extreme, his schemes deep and unfathomable. For the sake of attaining the Dao, one could say he was completely unscrupulous.
By the later stage of the Investiture of the Gods, he had even betrayed the Chan Sect without the slightest hesitation, swept up several Innate Spiritual Treasures, and run straight to the West, becoming the Buddha of the Past in Buddhism.
I wonder whether this old thing has hooked up with those two shameless Sages of the West yet... Di Xin silently calculated in his heart.
In Di Xin's view, though Yuanshi Tianzun was also shameless, compared with Jieyin and Zhunti, he was like a tiny ant trying to gaze upon the blue heavens, a firefly vying with the bright moon.
They were simply not on the same level!
In the Primordial World, the greatest disaster was being targeted by those two bald donkeys.
Just like in the original plot, Jieyin and Zhunti took Hong Yun's prayer mat and owed him a heaven-sized karma, as well as a heaven-sized debt of gratitude.
But what did Jieyin and Zhunti do?
If they got Hong Yun killed, then wouldn't they