472 Mahayana Buddhism (2)
âIâm afraid I won an unfair battle by cheating.â
âChief advisor Wang, His Majesty isnât here. Please come out and say something.â
The short-tempered general was so angry that he smashed his cup, pointed at Arhat du âe and the others, and started cursing.
There was no need to be afraid of a battle of words or a battle of martial arts. There were many experts in the capital, and both sides would counter each otherâs moves with their own abilities. However, the third stage was simply unsolvable. If Xu Qi âan couldnât do it, would someone else be able to?
When the commoners blocked by the Imperial Army heard the nobles âquestions, they immediately realized that something was wrong. However, they were far away and could not hear clearly.
âWhatâs going on? The Lords under the pergola seem to be very angry.â
âThey seem to be saying that the Buddhist sect is cheating?â
how did the Buddhist sect play dirty? Aiya, Iâm so anxious. Is there some mystery in the third stage? â
In the midst of the discussion, a Jianghu man said with a dark face, â everyone, I just heard what happened. Itâs like this âŠ
A martial artistâs hearing was extremely strong. Ordinary people couldnât hear it, but the Jianghu people near the front row could hear it clearly. They immediately announced the mystery of the third stage.
âShameless!â
A scholar flew into a rage. Iâve studied for more than ten years, but Iâve never met such a despicable and shameless person. The dignified Buddhist sect is actually so despicable and dirty in fighting for victory.
âCould it be that youâre afraid of our Xu shikuiâs blade techniques, so youâre using such underhanded methods? No matter if it was a test or a battle of magical powers, they should be upright and upright. Humans should not, at least not âŠ
âThe imperial examination is such a big event, but there are still questions.â
The commoners were in high spirits and denounced the shamelessness of Buddhism. It was a pity that they did not have rotten eggs and vegetable leaves in their hands, or they would have thrown them all over.
With Xu Qi âanâs previous two stabs, the common people had changed their perception from â Buddhism is really powerful â to â Buddhism is just so-so â.
This was the confidence and confidence that Xu Qi âan brought.
Countless commoners felt proud and honored.
Now, seeing that the Buddhist League was so shameless and had set a trap for Xu Qi âan, the civilians were furious. They began to push the Imperial Army again, as if they were going to rush in and beat up the bald men.
Amitabha. No question is still a question. Life is ever-changing. Is there always a question waiting for you? â
Arhat dueâs peaceful voice spread across the hall. It seemed to have the power to comfort peopleâs hearts. The crowd quieted down subconsciously and thought that he was right.
The seventh grade of Buddhism, the ability of the mage realm.
Not only the common people, but even the nobles under the pergola restrained their anger and nodded slightly.
âShameless!â
At this moment, an angry roar sounded.
Everyone looked over and saw an unfamiliar, handsome scholar. He walked down the pergola and came to the square. He sneered at the monks and said, â
no wonder you monks are all bald. It turns out that you have hidden the hair on your head in your heart. You look beautiful on the outside, but you have a dirty heart. Shameful!
Monk Jing Chen frowned, â this benefactor âŠ
âWhoâs your almsgiver? I wonât give you a single copper coin. You call everyone almsgiver, shameless!â
âYou âŠâ
âYou what you? what a great Buddhist monk. Are you also an obsession that Buddha severed before he became a monk?â
The obsession that the Buddha had severed before becoming a monk? Jing Chen was stunned for a moment, then he became furious. Who was he insulting?
âAlmsgiver, as a scholar, you only know how to scold people when you open and close your mouth. Is this the scholar of Da Feng?â
âIâve never scolded anyone. Iâm not scolding people.â
Everyone from the Buddhist sect looked angry and glared at Xu Xinyi.
âWhat, youâre not convinced? A few eminent monks came from afar and proposed a battle of magical powers. As a state of etiquette, they had already given you enough face by sending a silver Gong.
âI didnât know that your skin was thicker than the city walls. No wonder we won the Battle of Shanhai Pass 20 years ago. The northern and southern Barbarian coalition forces couldnât break the Masters âface even after ten years.
the grandmasters just donât have any self-awareness. Itâs useless for unconscious things to look in the mirror.
âPreposterous!â
Monk Jing Chen suddenly stood up, his monk robe fluttering. His eyes were wide open in anger, like an angry Vajra, his aura was terrifying.
Xu xinnian was not afraid. He sneered, â what a great master of emptiness. What the hell is emptiness? bah!
Monk jingchenâs expression suddenly froze.
âJingchen, your heart is in a mess,â master du âe said indifferently.
Monk Jing Chenâs face turned pale and he fell to the ground powerlessly. He put his hands together and said in a trembling voice, ââDisciple was too obsessed.â
The diplomatic mission from the Western regions had come to the capital to denounce the monkâs crimes. They were angry to begin with. After the battle, the people around them had not stopped cursing. At the same time, Xu Qi âan had broken two formations in a row, which put great pressure on the Buddhist monks.
Xu niannian had suddenly jumped out to curse and insult them. Even a Buddha would be somewhat angry, let alone these disciples.
Xu niannian chuckled and turned around to leave.
Everyoneâs eyes fell on Xu Xinian. There was surprise and admiration in their eyes. Although they didnât listen to those words, they were good at scolding. The Buddhist monks were speechless.
This was very satisfying.
Moreover, they prided themselves on their status and could not say those words in front of the audience. Xu New Year was equivalent to a tool to pass on the voices of the aristocrats.
Smart! Miss Wang secretly praised him. She could tell that Xu Huiyuanâs cursing was only on the surface. His real purpose was to disturb the Buddhist heart of the monks.
He had intentionally provoked them and dealt them a fatal blow.
It vented his anger and also dealt a heavy blow to the monk.
In addition, she guessed that Xu Huiyuanâs attack had a deeper meaning, which was to show off in front of the nobles in the capital and the Emperor.
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