His dear friend had been defiled.
And by a disgusting creature like Long-Eared Immortal, Dingguang Joyful Buddha, no less.
Red Luan Immortal had even fallen into depression for a long time over it.
With such a chance for revenge before him,
how could Dragon-Subduing Arhat let it slip?
He could earn credit,
and take revenge.
If anyone in Buddhism dared file a petty report against him,
there was no need to say anything. Just go straight to it.
What was that thing called again?
"I suspect there are problems with the world you're running! I'm bringing people over to investigate!"
Then he would turn the world managed by whoever had a problem with him upside down with an inspection!
If he uncovered any trivial little infraction, he would blow it up into a major offense.
Whatever the maximum penalty for that sort of petty infraction was, he would impose it outright!
Nothing to find?
Well, well!
Looked like an honest official.
So what if they were honest?
Under the prevailing conditions in Buddhism, honest officials were pitifully scarce!
As the saying went, if the upper beam was crooked, the lower beams would follow.
Even the Sages took the lead in tax evasion. What more could be expected of those Buddhas, whose dealings had to pass through the Sages and who were obliged to do a little similar work for them?
Even if there was one of those rare exceptions,
what if they really offended someone in the finance department?
They would still get hammered!
Honest, were they?
An upright official, were they?
Well, if they were upright, had they ever seen the forces of darkness and evil?
Did they know what collusion between officials and merchants meant?
A minor inspection every three days, a major one every five!
Never mind