Ever since Martial Dao had preached to the world, Return to Origin Temple had never expanded outward again.
On one hand, their territory was already truly vast; on the other, they were cultivating Martial Dao.
The strength of Buddhist Dharma lay in Mind Power, while the physical body was incomparably frail.
If immortal cultivators possessed powerful divine souls that could still benefit their physical bodies to some extent, then Buddhist Dharma offered virtually no improvement to the physical body at all.
In other words, to a certain extent, their physical bodies were those of ordinary people.
However, the emergence of Martial Dao made up for this weakness, granting the monks of the Buddhist Sect powerful physical bodies.
Everyone in the Buddhist Sect was cultivating Martial Dao.
Of course, they did not truly wish to cultivate Martial Dao; they merely wanted strong physical bodies.
The process of Martial Dao Body Refinement was incomparably agonizing.
Yet Buddhist Dharma cultivated the mind.
That meant that during Martial Dao Body Refinement, these monks could strengthen their physical bodies, strengthen their minds, and even comprehend truths from suffering...
This was truly the most perfect combination!
For a time, the power of the Buddhist Sect surged dramatically!
Drawing upon Buddhist scriptures, countless Buddhist monks created countless theories, making the great tree of Buddhist Dharma ever more lush and flourishing.
Naturally, Wu Fa, as the Buddha, rose with the tide.
Yet Wu Fa was not particularly satisfied with this outcome.
Because his Buddhist Dharma system, and even most Buddhist Dharma theories, had been inherited from Zhang Yang.
Now, Martial Dao had also been learned from Zhang Yang.
Then what had he, this Buddha, contributed to Buddhist Dharma?
Had he merely gone on a journey to "obtain scriptures"?
Had he only deepened the application of Buddhist Dharma?
Wu