Tribulations (Part 2)

In truth, Pang Heng had previously borne Karma, but his Karma had been relatively "single-minded," mainly tied to the Dragon Clan. Yet after he encountered Yuan Tian and fought Dragon Eighth and the others, for some unknown reason, all of his Karma with the Dragon Clan had been transferred to Yuan Tian.

This was an important reason why, despite pooling their strength back then, the Dragon Clan had failed to deduce that Pang Heng was the "murderer." Pang Heng no longer had any Karma with the Dragon Clan, so how could Dragon Eighth's death possibly have anything to do with him? And how could the Dragon Clan possibly deduce him?

For some unknown reason, Pang Heng had transferred his own Karma onto Yuan Tian, leaving his own Karma infinitely close to zero. With almost no Karma upon him, the chances of Pang Heng encountering Minor Tribulations or Intermediate Tribulations were exceedingly small. After all, the reason one had to undergo tribulations large and small was mainly determined by how much Karma one carried. As a result, Pang Heng had not encountered one even once up to this point.

In truth, Pang Heng was a special case. Did the Primordial Wilderness have beings capable of transferring Karma? Of course it did. So long as one dared to imagine it, there was nothing in the Primordial Wilderness that dared not appear.

One had to know that Sages did not bear Karma, but that did not mean they had no Karma. They still had it, but because their Sage bodies did not bear Karma, the Karma belonging to them was transferred onto their disciples or relatives. Of course, the Karma spoken of here was all evil Karma. As for good Karma, they could still "keep" it for themselves. This was called keeping the