I Don't Understand, and I Don't Dare to Ask

After confirming the Yao Clan's attitude, Growth Heaven opened the coordinate connection between Flying Peak and Jambudvipa.

However, because the two places were too far apart and required crossing world zones, the Ultra-Long Range Portal carried considerable risk. Maintaining it long-term was even more difficult, and no one knew when it might collapse or be damaged.

So the monks needed to transfer through the Western Paradise before arriving here, though the gods of Buddhism did not have to pay any fees.

The Sun Palace Celestial would administer the Buddhist Kingdom on his behalf according to convention.

What Growth Heaven had to do was maintain good relations with Mount Sumeru, gain support from the Medicine Buddha, and negotiate with gods from the outside world.

He had to find civilizations on the verge of destruction, or worlds plunged into war.

Once he confirmed them, Growth Heaven would go there to deliver the dead, obtain Power of Faith, and convert the Preta and Kumbhanda produced locally into Buddhism, making them part of Jambudvipa's population and Buddhist soldiers.

This was the division of labor in Jambudvipa: Growth Heaven handled external affairs, while the Sun Palace Celestial handled internal affairs.

Jambudvipa was a complete world, far larger than an ordinary Divine Kingdom. It possessed hundreds of millions of people and had a stable social order and cultural tradition. Yet managing this Buddhist Kingdom well was no easy task.

Not long after, the first group of monks emerged from Flying Peak and walked all the way from the desert to Sand City, making first contact with the Yao Clan Members.

Growth Heaven observed in secret.

The monks' Monk Robes, the distinctive leggings and cloth shoes on their feet, the prayer beads hanging from their hands and necks, and the monastic manner in which they pressed their