The Five-Powers Immortal again.
The Five-Powers Immortals were a group, not a single person. Anyone who lacked one of the six supernatural powers was a Five-Powers Immortal.
An "immortal" without the power of ending the leaks.
Only those who possessed the power of ending the leaks were Arhat.
In other words, the "Five-Powers Immortals" were a bunch of "idiots," people who could never attain enlightenment. No matter how formidable they were, in the Buddha's eyes, they were all mere brutes.
The Buddha always persuaded people through reason.
Whether he delivered broke bastards was unclear, but Buddhists probably disliked dumb bastards more. Without sufficient self-cultivation, a clever teacher faced with a stupid student could suffer a complete collapse of his spiritual resolve.
His composure would shatter, leaving him with the urge to strangle his own idiot student.
Perhaps that was why the Buddha was so compassionate. If he failed to control his temper, he might really give the world a flash of light.
Boom.
A massive explosion.
Lin Feng rubbed the space between his brows, and the hand of light vanished.
At that moment, a very strange, utterly outrageous idea suddenly occurred to him.
It did not count as exploiting a bug.
Quite the opposite: his reasoning was perfectly logical.
What would happen if an Arhat, or even a Bodhisattva, made a wish at the Heaven-Bearing Temple?
Nothing else, just a wish to "deliver every soul in hell." Hmm. Following that line of thought, Lin Feng recalled the sages throughout history. If one of them wished for "universal harmony," wouldn't this world have found peace long ago?
Great vows were not exclusive to eminent figures of the Buddhist Order.
Only now, as his horizons broadened, did Lin Feng realize that he had always looked beyond the secular world.
In a world