After Jiang Ziya left, E Chongyu immediately went to a Buddhist Hall.
Hong Yun was cultivating Buddhism here with his disciples. After hearing E Chongyu's explanation, he agreed without hesitation to accompany the army.
It was worth mentioning that among the disciples who had come with Hong Yun was a young monk dressed in Buddhist robes, yet carrying Six Sheathless Long Blades on his back.
His face appeared peaceful, but there was always a hint of sharpness in his eyes.
Occasionally, golden light would flash across the Six Sheathless Long Blades on his back. Wherever their edges pointed, cracks would appear in the void, displaying their extreme sharpness.
This person was none other than the Golden Cicada that had undergone Form Transformation with the aid of Buddhism's Fortune when Hong Yun established Buddhism back then.
Having suffered enough from being kind, Hong Yun's teachings to him were not centered on compassion. Instead, they leaned more toward stopping killing with killing and stopping evil with evil.
However, Hong Yun and Zhen Yuanzi had not abandoned the most basic sense of right and wrong.
Under their guidance, the Golden Cicada's cultivation advanced rapidly, while he gradually came to understand right and wrong.
At the same time, the viciousness within him had not been erased. He simply no longer killed indiscriminately as he had before.
Now, he only killed Living Beings burdened with heavy Karma or those who violated his sense of right and wrong.
Zhen Yuanzi and Hong Yun were both happy to see this. Having suffered greatly in the past, they naturally did not wish to turn their disciple into a sanctimonious hypocrite.
Moreover, after noticing the extreme edge and sharpness contained in the Three Pairs of Cicada Wings on the Golden Cicada's back,
they personally took action and refined the