Journey to the West: I want to be sanctified

Chapter 404 Ksitigarbha Entrance Gate?
"What do you mean?"

Ran Deng's heart suddenly jumped, and he suddenly had a glimmer of hope for life.

"Do you think that looking for ghosts in hell and hell is better than you or Buddha Tathagata?"

Zhou Yin didn't answer him, but asked him a question instead.

"Of course it's me." Jizo replied without thinking.

There is a specialization in the art industry, and in terms of searching for humans, gods and monsters, the Buddha is far ahead of him.

But if you search for ghosts underground, he thinks that Jizo, which has been soaked in hell all year round, is still slightly better in this respect.

"Yun Niang has been in the underworld, can you find her?"

"Impossible, I have searched countless times since she disappeared.

She has been in Taixuanzong since she was rescued, right?If she is in the underworld, she cannot escape my search. "

Other places can't do it, underground is the source of self-confidence for Ksitigarbha.

"Don't you believe I sent someone to find her out of the underworld?" Zhou Yin said with a relaxed tone.

"Impossible, impossible..."

After the Yunniang incident, Yunniang became a thorn in Ksitigarbha's heart. Losing ghosts in his territory was a great shame to him, so he searched for Yunniang in hell from time to time, and habitually searched for her before he came up. After a while, nothing was found.

"Now we are at the entrance of the underworld, and I will ask my people to bring her out."

After Zhou Yin pretended to whisper a few words to the puppet disciple next to him, the puppet went down to hell.

Dizang stared at the entrance, he didn't believe that Yunniang would come out of it.

But not long after, the puppet not only brought Yun Niang but also Cui Jue up.

Jizo stared so hard that his eyeballs almost fell off:
"Cui Jue, you always knew!?"

Cui Jue thought it was Zhou Yin who was looking for him, but Ji Zang also looked nervously at Zhou Yin.

"Don't be nervous, I've already had a showdown with Ksitigarbha." Zhou Yin comforted him, blinking his eyes twice at the angle that Cui Jue could see, and then turned to Ksitigarbha:
"Cui Jue was brought to you by Randeng, so Cui Jue is ours."

Even the judges are from the Daoist sect. Dizang only felt that it was ridiculous to transmit the voice to Cui Jue before, and they just used their tricks!
But what he cares most about is:
"How did you hide Yunniang?!"

Ksitigarbha's confidence is collapsing crazily when he is being manipulated by others in his familiar territory.

"There are too many secret arts in Taoism that you don't know." Zhou Yin is still an old saying.

"what do you mean……"

Ksitigarbha's heart skipped a beat again, combining Zhou Yin's rhetoric before and after.

First of all, Ran Deng is not afraid of tracking, because he cannot be chased.

Secondly, he lost to Zhou Yin's concealment method in a field he was more familiar with than Buddha.

So, Zhou Yin just wanted to prove that he had a way that even the Buddha could not track him?
If a mortal person suddenly has the hope of life, then he must grasp this life-saving straw no matter what.

"what do you want to do?"

Ksitigarbha immediately analyzed the meaning between Zhou Yin's words, and it was impossible for Zhou Yin to hide it for him without paying a price.

He was ready for Zhou Yin to squeeze him infinitely.

A fleeting smile flashed across Zhou Yin's face, and he thought: It's done.

"Our Taoist sect never forces each other to do anything. We have always been shocked by the righteousness of the Taoist sect, and we are willing to fight for it. When Ran Deng took the initiative to join, he saw through the hypocrisy of the Buddhist sect, and felt that the Taoist ideals were worth his efforts. .”

Zhou Yin spoke in a dignified manner, his eyes sparkled, as if it was real.

"I voluntarily join Taixuanzong, I beg, beg Zhou Zongzhu to answer, agree."

Ksitigarbha immediately understood what Zhou Yin meant. Joining Taixuanzong was actually a little better than he expected, but he didn't know if he would wear small shoes in the sect in the future.

When it comes to the hypocrisy of Ran Deng's talk about Buddhism, this is true. Although Ran Deng is a senior of the Tathagata, he has always been respectful to him on the surface, but in fact he has been weakening the power of Ran Deng secretly, and he has not been notified to participate in various meetings and activities. , forcing him to gradually marginalize in Buddhism.

So that Ran Deng could only go out on his own to find meritorious opportunities. This time, he came to the underworld to find things he planned with him, not once or twice.

He didn't expect him to join the Daoist sect, and he wasn't surprised either.

If the Taishang Taoist ancestor can come out of the mountain, the power of the Taoist sect will increase greatly, which is actually a good choice.

The hypocrisy I feel is no less than that of burning a lamp, and I occupy most of the merits of the entire underground. Although the Buddha did not say it clearly on the surface, in fact, he secretly sent other Bodhisattvas to replace him many times.

Saying anything to help him is actually slowly taking away his power, which he has already seen through.

After all, he has been honed in hell for many years, and some skills cannot be grasped by other people in a short while. He caused countless stumbling blocks for the Bodhisattvas who came, and asked them to come and go one after another, and come and go again and again .

Repeating the past, the coming wave is stronger than the previous wave, and the new wave can always solve the stumbling blocks of the previous batch, so every time he has to think hard about new stumbling blocks to drive them away, the stumbling blocks will become more and more The more difficult it is to think.

He knew that it was only a matter of time before he was replaced, and many people in the Buddhist sect were staring at his place of merit.

And he offended too many fellow disciples in the process, and the Buddha took the lead in messing with him. Once he loses his position as the Lord of Hell, one can imagine how he will be treated when he returns to the Buddhist sect on the ground.

Even worse than the situation of burning lamps, completely marginalized.

In addition to pursuing merit, people also need respect and recognition from fellow disciples. No matter how much merit you have, it is actually very uncomfortable to be coldly and violently abused by the entire Buddhist sect.

If you can be reused and respected in the Taoist sect, and you are less hypocritical, even if you have less merit, you will be in a good mood.

Dizang suddenly understood the idea of ​​burning the lamp.

"Welcome to join, you will definitely appreciate the decision now."

Zhou Yin generously agreed.

"Then I...?" Dizang felt that he might be taken to Taixuanzong.

Thinking of the hell that has been in operation for so many years, and the huge merits, it is a lie to say that I am not willing to part with it.

"Continue to stay in the [-]th floor of hell to save evil spirits, but change to the Taoist method."

Zhou Yin's solicitation of Jizo is because of the fertile field of merit and virtue in hell. As long as Jizo becomes his person, it means that every time Jizo receives a piece of merit, it will automatically send some to Zhou Yin. Zhou Yin thinks about himself You can wake up with a smile in your dreams.

Since Ksitigarbha belonged to Buddhism and was the king of hell, the Buddhist method of saving evil spirits was used, so that it affected the people on the ground. By default, monks and mages were invited to save the dead and evil ghosts, but the Taoist method became a minority.

Why does hell belong to Buddhism, and why should it be saved by Buddhism?
As long as Ksitigarbha uses Taoism to transcend, then hell belongs to Taoism!

"But, I don't know how to transcend the law."

Of course he wanted to stay in the [-] hells he was familiar with, but he never learned Taoism.

Zhou Yin smiled confidently:
"Extending Taoism is very simple. The version I refined, only you can understand it at a glance."

(End of this chapter)