Meng Qi knew Young Master Wang was crazy, but he had never known he was crazy to this extent. He had already attained the Dharmakaya and no longer had to worry about dying before fifty. He could face the "Heavenly Dao Monster" and "Emperor Fengdu" calmly, making his plans at leisure. There was no need to rush; as long as the green hills remained, there would be no shortage of firewood. And yet he had chosen the most extreme and utterly baffling method!
Had he attained the Dharmakaya just so he could kill himself?
Meng Qi had originally thought Young Master Wang was laying plans through his own death because the "Ghosts and Spirits True Spirit Chart" had returned and "Emperor Fengdu" was closing in at every turn, leaving him with no way to cope. His old illness had flared up, and he was on the verge of death, so he had no choice but to take a desperate gamble, seeking life through death. He had tried to seize a sliver of a chance to prove the Dharmakaya and temporarily escape his imminent demise. And having Meng Qi strike a blade to "Entangle Karma" was his insurance for staying alive under those circumstances: he could cast off most of the unnecessary karma, lighten his burden, then use the "Heavenly Dao Monster" to contend with "Emperor Fengdu" and reach a balance, turning a perilous road into a smooth one. But Young Master Wang's behavior now had completely overturned Meng Qi's assumptions. He truly wanted to die; his resolve was as unyielding as iron and stone!
Was this really necessary? Did he have to go this mad?
Had Wang Siyuan never planned to leave the Tomb Mountain Grotto-Heaven alive?
Was the Wang Clan's most outstanding divination genius since the Middle Ages choosing