Ordinary Group Owner: "Even if it's Shakyamuni, I can respect him, sure, but reverence is absolutely impossible."
Ordinary Group Owner: "I don't even worship Huaxia's Immortals and Deities unless I need something. Why would I worship an outsider?"
Ordinary Group Owner: "What benefits could He possibly give me?"
Su Yunqing spoke casually.
Whether she respected them was another matter, let alone whether she revered them.
She had hardly worshipped Huaxia's Immortals and Deities in her previous life, except perhaps before exams.
If she did well, that was naturally because she was capable enough; if she did poorly, she would definitely curse them a few times.
She treated Huaxia's Immortals and Deities that way, let alone some outsider.
Huaxia people had far too much experience in this regard.
Su Yunqing remembered a story that had circulated in her hometown before she transmigrated.
There was a Dragon King temple in a village near her home. Three Dragon Kings were worshipped within it. Their statues stood over a foot tall, with red faces and blue robes, the middle one taller and the two on either side shorter.
Whenever there was a severe drought, people from neighboring villages would come and steal the Dragon Kings.
What?
You asked what they stole the Dragon Kings for?
Naturally, it was to pray for rain.
After stealing a Dragon King, if their own village's Dragon King had not yet been stolen, they could only place it in the village temple or ancestral hall first. If their own had already been stolen, they would put it directly into their village's Dragon King temple.
Once stolen, the Dragon King could enjoy offerings as a "god" in the mornings and evenings. But once the sun came out, they would place it in the temple courtyard and leave it baking beneath