Swallowing Heaven Sword Emperor: Lin Bai and Ye Suxin
Chapter 3616

The Holy Maiden Jiuci!

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Buddhist cultivation placed great importance on the word "destiny"!

This destiny was even more important than the opportunities martial artists encountered in cultivation!

In Buddhism, those who shared a destiny with the Buddha possessed extraordinary aptitude for cultivating Buddhist scriptures. That was why, within the Buddhist Land of the Western Continent, such people were especially revered.

The Holy Maiden Jiuci was the most famous Buddhist master in the Buddhist Land of the Western Continent. Not only had she achieved extraordinary accomplishments in the Buddhist path, but she had also been born with a sacred, exquisite heart, untouched by even the slightest worldly dust. Standing apart from the world, her status in Buddhism could be described as unparalleled beneath the heavens!

As A Ning had said, the Holy Maiden's position in Buddhism was equivalent to that of the Sacred Emperor in the Central Sacred Nation. She was a saint whom all Buddhist cultivators in the Western Continent could worship with all their might.

Yet someone like that had actually become Zhao Tiedan's beloved!

A Ning tugged on Lin Bai's sleeve and whispered, "Lin Bai, bhikkhunis cannot return to secular life. Especially someone like the Holy Maiden Jiuci—if she were to return to secular life, it would surely cause heaven-shaking turmoil throughout the Western Continent's Buddhist Land. She might even become a disgrace to Buddhism. Buddha's Fate Temple absolutely would not allow such a thing to happen!"

"Especially some of the old monks in Buddha's Fate Temple. They're stubborn and set in their ways. They wouldn't even need to fight you. They could simply sit cross-legged in front of you and chant scriptures all day until they drove you mad!"

"What's more, once Brother Zhao brought the Holy Maiden Jiuci back, those mad pilgrims would probably kill their way out of the

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