The heavens start from the eight parts of Tianlong

A moment passed, a moment passed, a moment passed, a moment passed, a moment passed, a moment passed, a day and night passed.

I don’t know how much time has passed. Maybe in Buddha’s chessboard world, time is meaningless.

Unknowingly, Ning Que appeared in a familiar city, with blue bricks and white tiles, cornices, and people coming and going, making Ning Que feel like he was in the middle of a city.

The next moment, Ning Que became the young master of the general's palace. Due to his repeated military exploits, he was granted the title of marquis. As his achievements grew, he was promoted to a duke and a king with a different surname. Finally, he attempted to usurp the throne and became the king of a country. The Five Lords...

The next moment, he transformed into a prisoner under his command. In this life, he was mourned in his early years, his mother in youth, his wife in middle age, and his son in old age. He was bullied all his life. He hated the unfairness of the sky, the lack of access to the land, the stupidity of the emperor, and the ignorance of the emperor. Officials are greedy and hate their subordinates for being cruel, but there is nothing they can do about it...

In his last life, he was born into a noble family and married Sangsang, the only daughter of cabinet minister Zeng Jing. The two of them lived in two places, and they were in love with each other. Unfortunately, something unexpected happened and Sangsang passed away due to illness. He could only Lovesickness makes me crazy...

"It's fake, it's all an illusion!" With Ning Que's current cultivation level, he certainly wasn't fooled by such an illusion.

It's just that all the things in this illusion are always tugging at his heartstrings, shaking his state of mind, trying to lead him into a state of obsession.

"The three poisons of Buddhism - greed, anger and ignorance!" Ning Que said with a cold heart.

The meaning of the Mahayana is: "A greedy person uses his mind to be obsessed with all situations that are favorable to him, and leads him to be insatiable. A person with anger is a person who uses his mind to become angry with all situations that are contrary to his emotions. A person who is foolish is a person with a dark and dull mind, and is obsessed with the principles of things. .Also known as ignorance.”

The Theory of Wisdom says: "Those who benefit me will be greedy, and those who disobey me will be angry. This knot will lead to ignorance and madness, so it is called ignorance. The three poisons are the roots of all troubles."

The Nirvana Sutra says: “There is no poison among poisons more than the three poisons.”

It is worthy of being the poison of the night world. In the original work, even Bai Sangsang, the incarnation of Haotian, could not avoid the three poisons of greed, anger and ignorance. He became extremely weak and was almost killed by the Buddha.

Fortunately, Ning Que won't, because his Taoist heart is firm enough to eliminate the threats of the three poisons of greed, anger, and ignorance.

"Tranquility and tranquility, no knowledge of life and death, coolness and tranquility, no troubles and troubles, eternal silence of all sufferings; possessing the characteristics of neither birth nor death, neither dirt nor purity, neither increase nor decrease, being far away from differences, and constantly ending birth and death."

Invaded by the three poisons, Ning Que always maintained a sense of reason and gradually gained his own understanding and understanding of the ultimate state of Buddhism, "Nirvana".

"The superposition of life and death, it turns out that this is nirvana, this is becoming a Buddha." Ning Que walked among the bustling streets of the ancient city, looking at the people passing by, thoughtfully.

In the world of Buddha's chessboard, all living beings are attached to Buddha, and Buddha reaches nirvana, so all living beings are Buddhas!

The lady selling vegetables on the left could be the Medicine Buddha, and the boss selling lamps on the right could be the Ancient Buddha of Burning Deng.

Seeing Ning Que walking towards them, the vegetable seller really turned into the appearance of the Medicine Buddha, with her ears hanging down on her shoulders, her face solemn, and countless halos and auspicious clouds surrounding her.

Medicine Buddha proclaimed the Buddha's name and slowly tilted the bowl in his hand. The black juice filled with medicinal fragrance flowed to the ground and turned into a river, rushing towards Ning Que and the two of them.

Medicine is used to treat illnesses and save people, but it can also be used to kill people. Good medicine can sometimes turn into the most powerful poison in the world!
At the same time, the kind-faced Ancient Buddha also started lighting lamps. Thousands of lamps were lit, making the world shine brightly.

In just an instant, more than ten thousand lamps were lit, and countless rays of light rushed towards Ning Que.

"Hmph!" Ning Que snorted coldly.

Using the palm of his hand as a sword, the black and white colors turned into a majestic force. With one strike of the sword, the bodies of Medicine Master Buddha and Randen Ancient Buddha were split into two, and they were immediately killed by Ning Que.

To sum up, it is an illusion. The Buddhas on the Buddha's chessboard also have the ability to know fate and even surpass the five realms.

However, Ning Que is stronger than them. With the extraordinary skills of the academy, he can control the awe-inspiring sword energy. He can really kill people if he blocks them, and kill Buddhas if he blocks them!
Just like that, Ning Que quickened his pace and walked towards the outside of the city. He met many Buddhas on the way.

The officials of the Music Academy, holding the tuner, became the most victorious music Buddha.

The storyteller in the tile alley has become a difficult Buddha.

The tutu in a small temple became a Dharma-holding Buddha.Many people became Buddha and were killed by him one by one.

Wherever Ning Que passed, golden Buddha's blood was sprinkled all over the streets. Ning Que vaguely understood that this was a world where "everyone can become a Buddha".

He also wanted to understand what means the Buddha would use to suppress himself. The answer to the question was: all living things and all business.

Men, women, old and young, all enlightened Buddhas, surrounded them. Their faces were solemn and compassionate, and they chanted scriptures. They never said to kill, but the intention of all living beings was to kill him, a person who rebelled against heaven.

Ning Que pointed out and penetrated the chest of a man with calloused shoulders. It was a thick-shouldered Buddha.

He then took out a palm and smashed a young girl who was enlightened by the morning sun into a pulp. That was the Risheng Buddha.

What's more, another flash of light shot out from his eyes, chopping an old man fishing in the river into coke. That was the Net Ming Buddha.

The city is full of Buddhas, crowded in the streets and alleys. This Buddha stepped on the cassock of another Buddha, and the other Buddha smashed the jade flower in this Buddha's hand. The Buddhas crowded the Buddhas, the Buddhas pushed the Buddhas, and rushed towards Ning Que.

Ning Que frowned and felt bored.

The next moment, Ning Que stretched out his left palm and used Haoran Qi to imitate the divine glory of Haotian.

The palm position suddenly shines brightly!
The divine brilliance of Haotian turned into thousands of sharp arrows, which shot out from Ning Que's palm and shot in all directions.

All the gods and Buddhas in the city were turned into a dream under the light arrows condensed by Ning Que Haotian's divine brilliance.

With just one blow, Ning Que killed at least tens of thousands of Buddhas. Even though they were all illusions, it was enough to show how powerful Ning Que was.

After clearing the city of Buddha, Ning Que Shi Shiran walked out of the city and walked into the barren mountains and deep forests that were supposed to be deserted and with lush vegetation.

He thought very simply. There were fewer Buddhas in the wild than in the city. In fact, just as he expected, Ning Que found a brief moment of tranquility here.

Then, he finally came to a river, which was probably a river of underworld leading to the netherworld.

In the deep and dark river, there are numerous bones and countless ghosts and monsters. Behind Ning Que's head, the divine light of perfection manifests, and immeasurable light spurts out from the back of his head, illuminating everything in all directions.

The ghosts in the river have been driven away, and the evil spirits are retreating.

Ning Que did not relax his vigilance at all. In his mind, a powerful being that transcended the five realms, riding a giant white bone elephant, slowly walked out of the bottom of the river.

On the back of the bone elephant sits a mysterious monk who exudes great Buddha power.

The monk wore a Buddhist crown with ten square gems on his head, a cassock embroidered with thousands of miles of gold thread, and held a nine-ring gold staff. The river water passed through the head of the staff, making a crisp sound.

The monk is sitting on the back of the bone elephant. He looks very small, but he is very tall. His face is compassionate and firm. Countless rivers flow in front of him, and he is also calm and waveless, giving people an unfathomable feeling.

This is the strongest Buddha Ning Que has ever seen.

"Which Buddha are you?" Ning Que couldn't help but ask.

The monk responded: "I am not a Buddha, I am a Bodhisattva."

Ning Que seemed to have thought of something and asked: "I have seen countless Buddhas in this paradise world, but I have never seen any Buddha who is stronger than you. Why haven't you become a Buddha yet?"

The monk calmly replied: "If hell is not empty, I will never become a Buddha."

With eight simple words, Ning Que knew the identity of the other party, and he said with great certainty: "It turns out to be Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva!" (End of Chapter)