Records of Mount Yin
Chapter 915

Washing One's Feet in the Pool of Merit (Part 1)

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Monk Yunming's eyes blazed like torches as they swept over Su Che.

So this was the Devil Sect disciple who had brought about this karmic cause and effect. Quite something indeed.

The Buddhist School differed from the Mystic Gate. They did not judge people by their innate bones or immortal affinity, but by the karmic cause and effect of past lives and the caliber of their faculties.

Though he had merely given him a cursory glance, Monk Yunming could already see that this Yang Sui had deeply planted roots of goodness and possessed abundant blessings. Rarer still, he had the finest possible faculties; he was destined to achieve greatness in this life.

"For such a figure to fall into the Devil Sect's hands truly is no blessing for the righteous path."

Monk Yunming sighed inwardly.

In truth, the righteous path was a very broad concept. Other than the Devil Sect, anyone could be considered righteous.

"Benefactor, this humble monk has a question. If you answer it, this humble monk shall count it as a loss. If you cannot answer, then please turn back and return home. Let this matter end here."

Since Master Yunming was not shouting about killing and fighting, Su Che simply went along with the flow.

"Please speak plainly, Master."

"Within the Heavenly Path lies a Bharata Kingdom. There is a great elder in that kingdom named Falouduo. This elder possesses one mountain of gold, two mountains of silver, and three mountains of copper. He resolved to give alms, donating one-tenth of the gold mountain, two-tenths of the silver mountains, and three-tenths of the copper mountains each day. How long would it take for him to give away all those mountains of gold, silver, and copper?"

Su Che pondered briefly upon hearing this.

Zeno's Paradox, huh?

*When

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