If you don't leave, I may have to leave this beautiful world.

Gu Tinglan couldn't express the pain in her heart, but Lord Lingxi was a smiling tiger. He looked upright, masculine and kind, and looked like a good person, but in fact he had many more calculations in his heart.

Of course he knew that Gu Tinglan didn't want to help, but he didn't care.

Anyway, just keep pestering her, and there will always be results.

"I also know that this will disturb the Bodhisattva's practice, but there is really no way. Buddhist disciples are being tortured by others, should the Bodhisattva also sit back and watch?"

Gu Tinglan: "..."

Why do you expect me to take care of everything? Am I the Emperor of Heaven or the Buddha?

It’s nothing, the responsibility falls entirely on me.

Gu Tinglan was so angry that she couldn't refute.

After all, she does hold a high position in Buddhism. If she lets the Buddhist children suffer without doing anything, she will not be easy to get along with in Buddhism in the future.

After thinking about it, Gu Tinglan had no choice but to evade: "Everything is fate, and no one can control it at all. This is their calamity and their destiny."

Summary: Whatever happens, I don’t care.

"Is the Bodhisattva really so cruel?"

Gu Tinglan shook his head. Just at this time, a row of prison cars passed by, and the onlookers watched along the street.

At a glance, those in the prison van were all monks.

They were all monks who were captured during the bleak operation to exterminate the Buddha, and were now about to be beheaded.

Seeing this, Gu Tinglan said: "These monks are also suffering, is your venerable going to help them?"

Venerable Lingxi was speechless for a while. This was a Buddhist tribulation, and some monks were destined to die.

But if a human monk dies and an immortal Buddha dies, are they the same?

Gu Tinglan actually treats mortals and immortals as equals. Is there something wrong with his thinking?

After staying in the human world for a long time, you have also betrayed the fairy world?…

This is not a special case among immortals, but it mainly occurs in the Taoist sect. Such things rarely happen in Buddhism.

Lord Lingxi became suspicious, but he couldn't openly doubt Gu Tinglan, so he had to return to the problem itself and said: "Lingxi just wants to ask Bodhisattva to count on me, so that I can know who has been harming me, the Buddhist sage, but

Wouldn't a Bodhisattva be willing to do this?"

Gu Tinglan shook her head firmly.

She knew who the murderer was without doing any math, so it was even more impossible to tell.

After informing Lin Yi, how can she stay in the world?

And her failure to cooperate with Lingxi is not considered a betrayal of Buddhism.

"I'm ignorant. Even I can't figure out things that have nothing to do with me. I really can't help you, so you'd better leave!"

Gu Tinglan was filled with anger. If she hadn't been reincarnated and had no magic power, she would have hung up the Lingxi Master and beaten him.

"I see."

Lord Lingxi's sharp eyes swept over Gu Tinglan's body, then looked around several times, and then he thought to himself: "Now I understand why my Taoist Bodhisattva has changed his temper and is indifferent to the life and death of Buddhist sages.

The Bodhisattva’s heart is no longer in Buddhism long ago!”

Lord Lingxi concentrated his attention and finally realized something was wrong.

Both Lan Yu and Jueying were hiding in the dark, but they just didn't take any action for a while.

They are both good at hiding, but the gap between their Tao and Xing is too big. When Lord Lingxi realized that something might be wrong, he started to use his powerful soul power to stay nearby. Lan Yu and Jueying were naturally unable to hide.

Lord Lingxi recognized them at a glance. These two were obviously immortals!

However, they are definitely not Buddhist immortals, so they can only be Taoist immortals.

Why did Gu Tinglan get involved with them?

Suddenly, Lord Lingxi seemed to understand something.

It must be like this, Gu Tinglan and Venerable Miaofa reached some kind of agreement.

She must have been angry that the lower world had taken away her rights, so she teamed up with Master Miaofa to secretly attack and kill people in the Buddhist sect.

After arriving in the human world, Venerable Lingxi had only seen her and Venerable Miaofa. If these two people joined forces, his actions would certainly not be considered secretive.

After thinking about this, Lord Lingxi felt a chill in his heart.

This Bodhisattva is really cruel, but he has no evidence and has no way to appeal.

However, he remembered this grudge!

"Forget it, since the Bodhisattva is unwilling to help, the young monk will leave now."

This walk can be regarded as a clean one.

When he arrived, he came quietly and separated Gu Tinglan from the others. Although Jueying was not a high-minded person now, he was still knowledgeable.

The short-lived spell effect was still captured by Jueying.

Obviously, Gu Tinglan just had contact with someone.

She quietly came to Lan Yu's shadow and told her this.

Lan Yu also responded calmly.

"Why don't we kill him directly? Apart from Ji Yi, the only ones who can do anything in front of us are the gods from the upper world."

"That makes sense."

Gu Tinglan: "..."

Feeling the looming murderous intention behind her, she felt a little depressed.

When Lord Lingxi left just now, he clearly showed some suspicion towards her, and Lan Yu and Jueying lurking behind him seemed to be suspicious of her because Lord Lingxi had been here.

Both sides really regard her as an enemy!

Gu Tinglan sighed deeply, walked to the edge of the execution ground, and watched a beheading show.

It is understood that these monks are basically mortals, not monks.

The monks were executed in another batch.

The evidence that these monks were beheaded is conclusive.

Before the execution, the officials also read out the criminal evidence of these people, which opened Gu Tinglan's eyes.

Only then did she realize that Buddhism, which had always advocated kindness and compassion, was actually such a place of filth and evil.

But if you think about it carefully, it's not an exaggeration.

Even the Buddha would do despicable things in order to compete with the Taoist sect, let alone these mortal monks?

Of course, the Buddha did not give a direct order, but only gave some hints. On the surface, this debt was not attributed to the Buddha.

But everyone knows the essence of it.

"Amitabha……"
Chapter completed!