The real world, Sky Dome City, Flame Kingdom.
Kay, already seated in a car and being escorted by official personnel to some destination, looked at Su. "So you're a riddle-speaker, Su! Look, even Red Kite Immortal admitted it—your past life was a riddle-speaker."
Su: "..."
He didn't want to deal with his buddy.
Su was under a lot of pressure right now, stemming from the way the official personnel looked at him.
After all, the Su who had appeared in the Light Screen footage was the reincarnation within the dream of Shakyamuni, the Tathagata Buddha. Didn't that mean Su was the Buddha's reincarnation?
Good lord, that status was absurdly overpowered!
It had instantly turned into the plot of Journey to the West: The Return of the Great Sage.
Before this, there had been reincarnations of god-tier beings, such as Zhongli and Raiden Ei, but their prestige only reached the level of chief gods.
What kind of being was the Tathagata Buddha?
The progenitor of ten thousand Buddhas.
In mythology, he was equivalent to the king of an entire divine pantheon.
If they went by Flame Kingdom mythology, he was an existence with even greater prestige than a god-king.
How could such an existence possibly reincarnate as a human?
Did they really think something that only happened in television dramas would actually occur?
Besides, even the Tathagata Buddha in those dramas had not reincarnated voluntarily—he had been forced into reincarnation by the final villain.
Su had no real sense of it at all, only chaotic thoughts of, This background is way too fake.
In truth, Su had already been unable to remain calm once he realized that the "Su" mentioned by Red Kite Immortal in the Light Screen footage was most likely himself.
It was not because Su lacked composure. On