Jiang Siming silently arrived at the woods and looked at the Female Ghost before him. Her appearance was truly terrifying—no wonder she was the big shot from The Ring.
Although she looked frightening in front of outsiders, she was extremely docile before Jiang Siming, the master who had summoned her. She no longer looked fierce, baring her teeth as she had moments ago.
"So emotions really can summon ghosts. This thing will be the most useful for scaring people in the future."
Jiang Siming muttered to himself twice, then waved his hand. Sadako vanished into thin air.
He then glanced at the three monks lying on the ground, his eyes filled with disdain and contempt.
He had used the Mind Reading Technique to investigate every detail about the old monk. And surprisingly, the man really was a monk, not a pure swindler.
However, the monk had done plenty of despicable things. Overcharging for incense money was one thing, but he had even specialized in disguising himself as a ghost to frighten people and scam them.
From his memories, Jiang Siming discovered that quite a few innocent people had been frightened into mental breakdowns or even nervous disorders because of this, leaving them with shadows they could never shake off for the rest of their lives.
Looking at a monk like this, Jiang Siming felt more than contempt—he felt disgust. A Buddhist was resorting to any means necessary for money.
The Three Pure Ones only needed bodies of clay, while the Buddha needed gold plating.
Jiang Siming had heard that saying before and felt it made quite a bit of sense.
"In troubled times, the Bodhisattvas ignore the world, while old Daoists carry swords to save the people. In prosperous times, Buddhist temples welcome worshipers, while Daoist priests retreat into the