Ten Thousand Worlds Library

Originally Ksitigarbha wanted to use the Book of Life and Death to make a forced calculation, but he did not expect that he could not even figure out the young man named Qin Ming.

You must know that by using the non-forced calculation of life and death, basically no one can escape, even if he is beyond the Three Realms, there is only one possibility, that is, this guy is not only beyond the Three Realms, but his strength is far beyond

He and the category of the Book of Life and Death.

However, no matter what, the Book of Life and Death was the same treasure as the List of Gods and the Book of Mountains and Seas. He did not believe that a human being could transcend the scope of forced calculations in the Book of Life and Death.

Ksitigarbha looked with a smile on his face and asked, "Tell me, what is hidden behind this weak human race?"

"Is it buried in the sutra of observing the retribution of good and evil karma? Or is it the result of serious karma that leads to falling into the endless hell?"

"In other words, his cultivation has surpassed the control of human books?"

"Or is there someone more powerful hidden behind her, a Taoist power? Someone planted by Heaven?"

"Maybe not. No matter how powerful the people from Heaven and Taoism are, they cannot escape the control of the Book of Life and Death." Diting said slowly.

"That's right, so the cause and effect and answer to all this can only be known by me personally going there." After Ksitigarbha finished speaking, he stood up.

"Di Ting, you will be the one to guard the Buddhist palace while I am away. Remember not to move around at will." Di Ting gave another instruction.

"Yes, I will obey the Bodhisattva's order," Di Ting said very respectfully, but after a pause, he continued to say a few more words.

"Bodhisattva, listen to you, if something is so abnormal, why do you still go there? And even if you go, what you do is for Buddhism. How much karma have we suppressed here for Buddhism, but your followers are

It’s the least, I’m a little curious, Bodhisattva, what are you doing for this?”

"Okay, what I call these listenings, you also know that I once made a vow that if the hell is not empty, I will become a Buddha." Ksitigarbha said.

Di Ting said somewhat gloomily: "Speaking of which, what does the great rise of Buddhism have to do with us? Bodhisattva, look at us, we have saved thousands of wronged souls and evil ghosts in the three realms, and they only saved one or two and say that they are the best creations."

What is the so-called truth, goodness and beauty of the Seven-Level Pagoda and the remarks made by the Tathagata? In my opinion, his so-called truth, goodness and beauty are completely nonsense. There is already a law of the weak and the strong in this world."

"He talks about truth, goodness and beauty, but lets others realize this idea for him. It's like Buddhism says to save the souls of the dead, but they only save one or two, while we are here to save thousands of souls.

." Di Ting was also very passionate. These words had been buried in his heart for too many years. The main reason was that he couldn't bear to stand Ksitigarbha alone in this hell.

"Speak carefully and listen carefully. You and I are both Buddhists, so why should we care about these things? We can just do our duty well." Ksitigarbha said, shaking his head gently.

"Don't ever say this kind of thing again in the future. If we weren't the only two here, and if others heard this, do you know the consequences? It's enough for you and me to devote ourselves to Buddha."

After hearing Ksitigarbha's words, Di Ting lowered his head and nodded, saying nothing more, "Yes, Bodhisattva."