Primordial World: Apprenticed to Shangqing, Pitted by the Jie Sect!
Chapter 328

A model teacher for all ages, the supreme sage of Confucianism, the Hundred Schools attain the Dao, and the Dao spreads among mortals, part one

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Duobao became a Buddha and, as Shakyamuni, assumed his rightful place as the World Honored One of the Buddhist Sect, ruling Western Buddhism.

The Past Buddha Randeng entered extinction, leaving only a wisp of true spirit to enter Great Dao Reincarnation!

Such a momentous shift in the Heavenly Dao Trend naturally drew the attention of the Primordial World's Great Divine Ability Users and shook its gods and demons!

After all, the Buddhist Sect was one of the Primordial World's three great religious orders, equal in standing to the Mysterious Gate and the Demonic Sect.

Two Heavenly Dao Saints, Jieyin and Zhunti, anchored its foundations.

Maitreya, Medicine Master, and many other Great Divine Ability Users presided over pure lands in every direction.

Numerous Buddhas and Bodhisattvas spread the Buddhist Sect's Great Dao, delivering all living beings.

Its every action affected the destinies of the Primordial World's myriad beings.

A change in the Buddhist Sect's leader naturally commanded attention.

Yet while they were still reeling, all manner of Heavenly Dao phenomena rose in the skies of the Primordial World!

In the Primordial World, in Qufu of Lu State, Southern Jambudvipa.

Confucius sat upon a humble Apricot Altar, with bamboo slips piled like mountains before him.

He was not writing a book, but sorting through his thoughts, questioning, and tracing the roots of the Rites of Zhou's collapse and the path ahead.

The beacon fires of Haojing, the Zhou Dynasty's decline, the feudal lords' usurpations, the common people's suffering...

Historical scenes churned through the sea of Confucius's mind.

Since seeking the Dao from Laozi, he had ceased clinging to the restoration of the already rotten shell of the Rites of Zhou.

His wish now was to distill from the Rites of Zhou the order and morality that sustained the Human Dao.

His Divine

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