Ji Dian's heart had always been tied to the common people.
Yet even as the reincarnation of an Arhat, he had to experience the trials of the mortal world before he could truly comprehend the supreme realm of "to save others, first save oneself."
At last, he had solved the problem that had troubled him for so long—saving others actually meant first learning to save oneself. Only when one's heart was free of hindrance could one truly help others escape the sea of suffering.
"So what I have been pursuing all along is nothing more than inner peace and freedom."
Ji Dian murmured softly, his tone carrying both relief and resolve.
He decided to use the reincarnations of his next nine lives to reform those three people who had likewise endured the hardships of nine lives, no matter the enormous price, no matter how long and uncertain the road ahead might be.
As the reincarnation of the Dragon-Subduing Arhat, Ji Dian possessed wisdom and perseverance far beyond ordinary people even without using Magic Power. Every choice he made revealed a profound understanding of all things in the world, as well as compassion.
Chang Wei moved between righteousness and evil, and he had his own unique insights into human nature.
After all, he had destroyed so many worlds and devoured so many worlds. If Chang Wei claimed to have unique insights into human nature, who the hell could refute him?
In his view, Buddhism's teachings were simple and easy to understand, but that was precisely why many people looked down on them or even dismissed them outright.
He had originally intended to use his deep understanding of human nature to lead Ji Dian onto the demonic path, thereby proving his "power of persuasion."
Yet the Ji Dian before him seemed to