life and death deed

Chapter 1956 Ontology [-]

This shouldn't be the case. I have experienced many life and death catastrophes. No matter how strong Amitabha is, I have seen a stronger sky. But why do I still have such extreme emotions when facing the old man in the bamboo hat in front of me?
Is it because he gradually intensified his methods against me, making me more nervous and fearful? Or is it because I have unknowingly fallen prey to his methods?
For a moment, I couldn't tell clearly, and my heart was beating faster and faster, almost jumping out of my throat.

"If you find the land of gods, have you completed the things I asked you to do?"

The old man in the bamboo hat asked again, looking at me with a smile.

I clenched my fists and forced myself to bite the tip of my tongue, letting the pain calm me down.

But these methods had no effect at all. My blood seemed to solidify, and all the senses in my body seemed to disappear. Only my eyes could see the old man in the wooden boat in front of me, and my ears could listen to what he said.

At this moment, when I was extremely tense, a clear stream suddenly poured into my spiritual platform. This clear stream shocked my soul!
My body was originally like a furnace, with all kinds of negative emotions burning like fire, but this force was like spring rain, long and thin, moistening things silently!

My eyes suddenly woke up!
The Bagua Stone Platform in my body started to operate, and under the high pressure, the Yin Lord Tianlu changed again!
The power to suppress all kinds of negative emotions in my mind comes from the Bagua Stone Platform in my body, from the Yin Lord Tianlu!

When facing the Xuetang banquet, the Bagua stone platform, which represents the Yin Lord's Tianlu, has undergone some changes. At this moment, a force that stabilizes my mind directly emerges from it...

"Old man, you came out of nowhere and crossed the ocean by boat just to ask me about this?"

I gradually stabilized my mind, and the power of Yin Lord Tianlu was like a reassurance, allowing me to regain my calm.

As the eternal highest god in the underworld, Yin Zhu Hongjun is not inferior to any immortal emperor in terms of level. Even Amitabha cannot even think of surpassing Yin Lord Hongjun in terms of status and power.

I saw that the expression of the old man in a bamboo hat suddenly changed at this moment.

He no longer had the calm smile just now, but showed some surprise and astonishment.

Obviously, he noticed the change in my mind in an instant.

At this moment, I also understood that all the tension, fear, and timidity I had felt before were all caused by him deliberately creating them in my body.

He said aloud: "My little friend, do you mean to break your promise?"

"So what?"

I stared at him intently.

At this moment, I actually have one way left to escape...

This method can also help me go to the Immortal Palace, and it is absolutely unstoppable by Amitabha, but it will be accompanied by huge risks...

"As the saying goes, words must be believed and deeds must bear fruit. But if words are not believed, all evil will accompany them. My friend, do you think I am right?"

Having said this, the old man in a bamboo hat slowly put down the paddle in his hand.

The paddle floated in the air and turned into a Buddhist tin staff shrouded in colorful light.At the same time, the bamboo hat on his head disappeared again, and the cloth on his body suddenly emitted a burst of golden light, and in an instant it turned into a cassock full of Buddha's light!

And the wooden boat under his feet gave birth to countless blooming lotus flowers...

Everything changed. The person in front of me was no longer the old fisherman in a bamboo hat, but the giant of the Buddhist world, the guardian of the lower world, Amitabha!
I calmly looked at the changes in Amitabha Buddha in front of me, and smiled coldly in my heart. I finally stopped pretending to me.

"you are?"

I looked at Amitabha pretending not to recognize him and asked.

At this point, all my trump cards have been forced out, and Amitabha has been forced to such an extent that panic and haste will not solve any problem, so it is better to talk to Amitabha calmly.

"All dharmas have no self. I am a fisherman in the South Sea, and I am also the dust of the world."

Amitabha was mysterious and mysterious, and answered me in a roundabout way.

I asked again: "Does the old man know who I am?"

I'm actually quite curious as to how the giants in the Buddhist world define me, whether they regard me as Jin Chanzi as the main body, or whether they regard me as Yin Zhu Hongjun.

Amitabha Buddha smiled and said: "All dharmas have no other, and all living beings in the world have no appearance of self, no appearance of no one, and no appearance of sentient beings."

I frowned.

What he meant by this was rather simple, referring to the fact that all living beings in the world are indistinguishable and are not attached to their identity as "human beings". He thus avoided my answer.

I smiled and said, "Since there is no distinction between all living beings in the world, why do we fight for destiny in this world? Even... why do we fight for the underworld and hell?"

At this point, Amitabha's face full of Buddha's light became a little frozen.

And then, I continued: "The old man just said that I will be accompanied by all evils. I wonder, what are the evils in your mouth?"

Amitabha Buddha stretched out his hand to make a Buddhist seal and said: "For ordinary living beings, being ordinary is the blessing of all good things, but for the gods in the upper world, being ordinary is the punishment of all evil. My little friend, you wish Ordinary?"

After he finished speaking, a lotus flower the size of a fingernail grew on his white finger.

Although this lotus flower is not big, it contains extremely terrifying Buddha power. When I saw this lotus flower, my pupils shrank directly. If this lotus flower comes close to my body, I will have no resistance!

"You want to destroy my cultivation?"

I looked at the little lotus on Amitabha's finger with vigilance and said something.

(End of this chapter)