Immortal Generals and Spirit Soldiers

In Weituotian's understanding, Main Gods were practically undying and indestructible.

Just like the Buddhas of the Buddhist sect—without becoming a Main God, one could never understand the strength and flawlessness they displayed.

One divine title after another was like countless precious lights, sinking into the dim, indistinct bodies of the Main Gods.

Ordinarily, they did not reveal themselves. It was like Maitreya Buddha preaching in the Pure Land. His well-known appearance as the big-bellied cloth-sack Monk, and that ever-smiling bearing of his, always made people overlook the true terror beneath his restrained Divine Might.

That was merely Maitreya Buddha's Compassionate Form.

Weituotian had once seen Maitreya Buddha fight the King of Freedom, Mara Papiyas.

At that time, Maitreya Buddha had transformed into the Heavenly Crown Maitreya Form, rarely seen by mortals and avoided even by the gods.

He wore the Five-Direction Buddha Crown on his head, sat properly in the auspicious cross-legged posture upon the Four-Direction Throne, was draped in the Flowing Light Dharma Robe, and the white urna between his brows emitted a halo of fire. Behind him was the backlight of the Seven Buddha Lights. This was his Wrathful Form.

In his battle against Mara Papiyas, the strongest Evil God of Buddhism, Maitreya Buddha displayed his powerful suppressive force and fierce fighting style. All kinds of Buddhist treasures and Dharma emerged one after another, and numerous divine titles appeared in succession, transforming into many precious aspects.

Maitreya Buddha and Mara Papiyas traded blow for blow, each move aimed to force the other into death. The two great powers fought until heaven and earth went dark, and the aftershocks caused dozens of ordinary god-level Arhats who had gotten too close to evaporate on the spot. Maitreya Pure Land was also destroyed until it lay in ruins.

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