Reborn as a Spirit Vine in the Primordial World
Chapter 1416

In This Plane, the Dao Guardian's Dao Heart Crumbled

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Faming could only watch helplessly as those people snatched the Buddhist Treasure and left!

That was a contingency the Buddhist Sect had left in Great Tang. If it was simply stolen like this, Faming would certainly have to bear the consequences!

It was not just Golden Mountain Temple. Almost overnight, most of the ancient temples on Great Tang's famous mountains had been looted by "unidentified individuals."

But judging by the scattered clues they had left behind, every finger pointed at one person: the Vine Dao Venerable, who was currently enjoying unparalleled prominence in Great Tang.

The Buddhist temples throughout Great Tang had originally been divided among the Eight Southern and Northern Schools, but at this moment, they all banded together.

Inside the Great Hero Hall of Golden Mountain Temple.

Many monks had gathered there.

Their robes differed from one another. Some came from the Chan Sect, others from the Huayan Sect...

Golden Mountain Temple was the temple closest to Jixia Academy. Moreover, although it had already fallen into decline, Monk Faming remained the most accomplished cultivator in Great Tang's Buddhist Realm.

Thus, everyone hoped to seize this opportunity to have Faming stand up for them.

"Master Faming! We absolutely cannot let this matter rest! You have no idea how brazen those people were. They forced their way straight into our temple and knocked down all our elders. They even took everything in our treasure pavilion!"

"Exactly! Even if he is Great Tang's Vine Dao Venerable, even if he embodies the fortune of the entire Human Race, Buddhism cannot lose face so easily! We must settle this score!"

"Master Faming, please intervene and seek justice for our Buddhist Sect!"

The Great Hero Hall, once a place of quiet cultivation, now seethed with voices as everyone denounced the crimes of the Great

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