Then people assumed he was bullying the old woman and crowded around, all talking at once as they criticized Li Xiuyuan.
"How can a young man like you act this way? How can you bully an elderly person?"
"Exactly! You look decent enough, but I didn't expect you to have such a rotten heart!"
"Let Grandma go right now, or we won't be polite!"
Faced with everyone's accusations, Li Xiuyuan was at a loss for what to do.
He hurriedly explained, "No, you've misunderstood. I was kindly taking Grandma home..."
But before he could finish, his words were drowned out by an even fiercer wave of accusations.
Hmm, Li Xiuyuan liked helping others solve their troubles.
Though he often made things worse.
Chang Wei watched the changing heavens.
"Interesting."
In the Eastern Mythological World, the most typical thing was that the laws of heaven and earth, the principles of all things, were all calculated with absolute clarity by those lofty Great Luo Immortals, Buddhas, and Bodhisattvas.
This was the famous "Mandate of Heaven Doctrine"!
The essence of the Mandate of Heaven Doctrine was like an invisible net, binding all living things firmly to predetermined paths. Any attempt to break free would bring about indescribable disaster.
Take the anciently passed-down Journey to the West, which told the legendary story of Tang Sanzang and his three disciples traveling westward to obtain the scriptures.
Yet throughout that journey, filled with hardships and strange encounters, every trial and every Yoma had already been calculated by those lofty Immortals.
Whether it was to temper Tang Sanzang's character or test the strength of Sun Wukong and the others, everything was under their control.
Even incidents that seemed accidental were merely parts of their carefully arranged scheme.
It could be said that unless the Great Dao fell