The Great Bed of the Primordial World: I Kidnapped Nuwa to Modern Times for Farming
Chapter 645

Jinzizi Returns, the Journey to the West Ends, the Early Stages of the Nirvana Great Tribulation

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Hearing this exclamation, the Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Arhats, and bhikkhus all turned their eyes toward the Tang Monk. Every one of them was utterly shocked, finding the matter simply inconceivable.

Even with their profound mental discipline, they found it difficult to suppress the envy in their hearts at that moment.

"Haha, I'm really sorry. I broke through by accident. Please continue—I'll sit down and stabilize my cultivation first." The Tang Monk sat cross-legged and began focusing on stabilizing his realm.

His aura stretched on without end, like a surging river. A gigantic golden cicada suddenly emerged from its shell, transforming into an unparalleled Buddha and appearing in the sky, causing heaven and earth to shake violently.

At that very moment, the Tang Monk completely became an Immeasurable Buddha.

Jinzizi's memories from countless years ago surged over him like a flood, ceaselessly washing through his mind. Before long, he became immersed in his memories.

Countless eons ago, he had been an egg of a primordial chaos beast. He fell onto the Bodhi Tree in the West and, after enduring the baptism of the Western Teachings' endless laws, became Jinzizi of the Western Teachings.

Originally, he had lived peacefully like that, following the Two Saints of the West through the long years.

Until one day, a mosquito climbed Mount Sumeru and bit into the Merit Pool and the Twelve-grade Golden Lotus of Merit, constantly absorbing their power.

That mosquito had originally wanted to take him along, but Jinzizi refused.

After that, he experienced calamity after calamity.

Bored out of his mind, Jinzizi was assigned by the Two Saints of the West to Tathagata's tutelage and became his disciple. While listening to Tathagata compile Mahayana Buddhism, he had been nodding off.

Because he had treated Mahayana Buddhism with such contempt, Tathagata cast him into

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