How should I put this?
The original Seventy-Two Supreme Skills had really just been martial arts.
But now, bolstered by the grand momentum of the Calamity and the Buddha Path, they had all transformed into divine abilities. It even gave me the feeling that martial arts could conquer the Primordial World.
Still, there was no Shi about it.
Pay attention, pay attention. I said Shi, not "thing."
"..."
Within Three Pure Ones Hall.
Supreme Pure Laozi and Upper Pure Master Tongtian nearly had their disciples' inner thoughts twist them into confusion.
Fortunately, they had both already risen beyond the Dao Creation Realm, and their comprehension was exceptionally strong. Before long, they understood that the Shi Qingqing mentioned was the Shi of Shakyamuni—and also Bodhidharma's ultimate destination.
Guangchengzi could even smash that Buddha statue's head with a brick.
So Qingqing's "there's no Shi left" seemed perfectly reasonable.
Yet they both felt as though they had overlooked something.
The teasing implication in Qingqing's words did not seem to stem entirely from Shakyamuni. Instead, it appeared connected to the Seventy-Two Supreme Skills, and it did not sound like something that happened at this point in time.
Could it be that, in Qingqing's era, some matter involving a certain Shi had also caused a massive uproar?
Supreme Pure Laozi and Jade Pure Primordial Heavenly Venerate exchanged glances, but ultimately decided not to investigate it in detail. If anyone were to do that, it should be Amitabha Buddha and Buddha Mother Zhunti.
Why should the heads of their Daoism concern themselves with it?
There was no need.
They might as well see what this martial arts Primordial World was like.
What was the martial arts Primordial World like?
Naturally, it was still exerting its strength.
The Golden Summit Royal Court had an astonishing number of