The Golden Wheel of Merit was one of Buddhism's supreme divine abilities, symbolizing sacred status, transcendent power, and lofty virtue. Only those with boundless merit and peerless wisdom could cultivate it.
Once Laywoman Bai Yue put on Guanyin Bodhisattva's skin, a Golden Wheel of Merit appeared behind her.
As far as Xiang Yuan knew, the Golden Wheel of Merit was not exclusive to Buddhism. Daoist immortals could cultivate this divine ability as well. For instance, when he equipped the True Warrior Great Emperor skin, he too had a massive halo behind his back.
This thing went by many names—spirit radiance, circular radiance, whole-body radiance, and so on. Because Buddhists were particularly skilled at putting on grand displays while boasting and posturing, their Golden Wheel of Merit had the finest appearance and the widest renown, becoming the industry benchmark. Thus, the little halos behind immortals were collectively called Golden Wheels of Merit.
To put it simply, like an immortal's mount, the Golden Wheel of Merit was a symbol of status and standing.
Whether in the Heavenly Court or Spirit Mountain, parking spaces were limited, and seniority mattered greatly. Not just any stray cat or dog deserved a private parking spot, much less the right to drive a luxury carriage. A novice monk like Zen Master Xuanji could never cultivate one.
How could a nobody like you possess such an enormous Golden Wheel of Merit?
Xiang Yuan found it utterly absurd. He rubbed his eyes, and quickly spotted the clue.
The Golden Wheel of Merit was unquestionably genuine. Its shape, appearance, and imposing aura were beyond anything mundane objects could compare to; forgery was impossible.
Moreover, it was enormous and immensely heavy. Zen Master Xuanji struggled to bear it, relying entirely on his orthodox Buddhist cultivation to support it. Clearly, this was