The Strong! Buddhist and Daoist Dual Cultivation (2)

No one knew what had just happened.

Master Xuanlin did not know either; even Wang Tian himself had no idea.

He only felt as though countless flies were swarming all over him, making him unbearably uncomfortable.

So he simply unleashed the second move and cleared them all out.

Sure enough, the effect looked quite good.

Then he coldly looked at Master Xuanlin again. The man stood there, battered by the cold wind, a complete mess in the breeze, like a child who had done something wrong.

Yet the wrongdoing he had committed was something he had enjoyed immensely.

"Continue." Wang Tian forced those two words out through clenched teeth.

Then, with his fist glowing white, he continued walking toward Master Xuanlin.

He did not run. He simply walked forward step by step.

Master Xuanlin's expression darkened as well. He inwardly cried that it was over. This god of slaughter was enraged; there would be no peaceful end to this today.

Just as he was about to surrender, his eyes suddenly lit up. Right! He still had that thing! It was time to use it!

"Limitless Heavenly Venerable! The Dao that can be spoken is not the eternal Dao; man who is not man is not the eternal man! Three Corpses, appear!"

Master Xuanlin steeled his heart. He might as well bring them out!

He had failed to cultivate the Buddhist Golden Arhat Body, but he had successfully severed the Three Corpses of the Daoist path.

The so-called Three Corpses were greed, wrath, and delusion.

They represented the three evil desires within the human body.

They differed greatly from Buddhism's seven deadly sins.

Daoism emphasized severing one's obsessions before attaining the Dao, while Buddhism emphasized "breaking attachments."

After all, everyone had their own obsessions, so everyone's Dao was different.

Thus, a