The Sacred Buddha arrived at Mount Sumeru, and the Buddhist Sect's second-generation boss made his dazzling entrance
The Western Desert was an ancient Buddhist land, its territory boundless, its expanse without end. It held far too many legends. Buddhist devotees were everywhere, their faith devout; it was a place close to the divine.
Amitabha Great Emperor was an ancient man of great wisdom who had transformed a barren wasteland into a paradise through sheer effort.
This was both the Buddhist Sect's land and the land of its faithful. Countless virtuous cultivators lived in seclusion among the fields. Arhats, Bodhisattvas, and Buddhas walked among mortals, dwelling with all living beings, manifesting miracles, and delivering them from suffering and calamity, making the Buddhist Sect ever more prosperous.
While other cultivation powers treated mortals as weeds, the Buddhist Sect was different.
They treated mortals as seeds, as steps on the stairway of their cultivation.
Thus, however many faults existed within the Buddhist Sect, they genuinely did practical things for all living beings, because they "needed" something from them: the power of faith to sustain themselves and advance their cultivation.
Other powers "needed" nothing from mortals, so naturally they held their lives and possessions at their whim.
Standing outside the Western Desert, Qin Tian could already sense that towering Divine Mountain. Buddhist light radiated from its summit, illuminating all ten directions. Any cultivator who came to the Western Desert harboring ill intent would find the impact of that boundless psychic power difficult to endure.
Mount Sumeru seemed to stand in the eternal void, suffused with an immortal radiance, hazy and indistinct.
The moment Qin Tian set foot in this Divine Soil, the entire Western Desert shone. Endless power of faith had long been buried beneath every inch of its soil, drifting between heaven and earth and among the myriad Daos, with the Bodhisattva Realm governing everything.
The whole Western Desert was