Ten Thousand Worlds Library

But soon Ksitigarbha's eyes rested on the four words on the cover.

Written by Xingkong Longlin.

It seems that this guy is the author of this book of seeking demons. If I, a Buddhist, know of its existence, I will definitely drag you to hell and let you taste the torture of hell.

From now on, I will make sure that there are no more books about Starry Sky and Dragon Scales in this world. Such books with corrupt ideas and seeking evil will bring harm to the world!

Ksitigarbha was getting more and more angry as he thought about it. After a while, Ksitigarbha suddenly exhaled and called out the Buddha's name.

"Amitabha."

I would actually be secretly angry over a book? No, no, since it is a book, let me check it out first, and then replace it with a Buddhist scripture, which can be regarded as an inheritance of my Buddhist scriptures.

Ksitigarbha was thinking about it while looking at the cover of this dark book, and he felt curious in his heart, and then he opened the book collection.

As soon as I opened the book, there was a sentence on the page, which can be regarded as the introduction of the book.

"What is a devil? Everyone in the world calls me a devil, so from now on I, Su Ming, will become a devil."

Ksitigarbha recited this sentence and savored the meaning contained in it.

"Did you have no choice but to eventually fall into the devil's path? Although it is excusable, it is also unforgivable. Since falling into the devil's path, it will have bad consequences. This is a fact that cannot be changed."

While talking, Ksitigarbha also began to read the contents of the book.

"I have knelt before the Buddha for three thousand years, but I have never seen the Buddha feel pity. What on earth has this person experienced? Why does he want to taint my Buddhism in this way? Is it possible that my Buddhism is really this kind of unwilling to save people?

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"Huh? It seems that the cultivation here begins with inheritance. This cultivation system is very interesting. If I, Buddhism, can do the same, then the profound culture and tradition of Buddhism will be passed down indefinitely."

Ksitigarbha murmured while looking at the contents of the book, completely unaware that he was gradually attracted by this book that he had despised at first.

Ksitigarbha also felt very strange in his heart. He didn't know why the protagonist in this book seemed to have the same experience as him, which resonated in his heart.

It wasn't until he read the book carefully that he discovered that Su Ming actually had no bad intentions. He was just forced by the world and had to use his bad reputation to do what he wanted to do, but this did not go against his nature.

Therefore, Ksitigarbha became more and more fascinated by this book as he read it, and all the content in it was as if he was experiencing it himself.

When he saw that the Wushan tribe was in danger, Ksitigarbha Ksitigarbha was really deeply touched, and he nodded on the surface, even though his daughter had to go back for rescue.

"Be kind, that's right. As long as a person is dedicated to kindness, no matter what he is like, even if he has a bad reputation, so what? It's better than those hypocrites."

At this moment, the King of the Earth's eyes were scanning the words on the book with passion, and he wished he could stuff the entire book into his head.

Ksitigarbha has not noticed the passage of time since she arrived here at ten o'clock in the morning. Until noon and then at night, the sky gradually became gray, completely forgetting the purpose she had in mind when she came here before.

"Seeking the devil, what is seeking the devil?"

"It seems that I was wrong before. The so-called seeking magic is not essentially seeking magic at all."