Chu Tiange was a "transmigrator," after all. He had a stack of novels in his head.
As he understood it, a major plot arc had just ended, so there had to be a long stretch of transitional content in between. For instance, how the Buddha Kingdom gradually changed under Dabei, how its corrupted doctrines were reformed, and how it assimilated the Indian Buddhism Chu Ge had added-or even Hinduism, an entirely different system...
Chu Ge's New Heavenly Realm, version 2.0 of his plan to clear the cage and replace the birds, had certainly played a tremendous role in his overall strategy. But it had plainly left a heap of loose ends to tie up. He needed to spend a great deal of ink making it all hold together, while also showcasing Dabei's character within his "ensemble cast."
Of course, these transitions and efforts to make everything hold together were also part of the plot's ebb and flow. After such a tense, intense showdown, it was naturally time to slow the pace. That was easy enough to understand. Chu Tiange himself had returned to the Heavenly Court to receive his rewards, collected a heap of heavenly treasures and profound Mystic Arts, and begun digesting the insights into the laws he had gained when the White Tiger possessed him. That was part of this process too. He had assumed he would have at least a few months of secluded cultivation before anything else came up.
Yet barely a few days had passed before Father God started stirring things up again.
Was he in such a hurry?
Chu Ge really was in a hurry.
He knew how deeply Qiu Wuji longed to "meet in real life," and he knew the White Tiger's anxiety over having his body in enemy hands.
Outwardly, no one