Chapter 486 Hongyun’s Plan, Ksitigarbha’s Great Ambition

"Oh! That's it. Okay, then you go back!" Hongyun pretended to be surprised at first, and then said slowly, making everyone present confused about what Hongyun meant.

However, upon hearing Hong Yun's words, Saint Jingyin and Saint Zhunti both felt as if they had been granted amnesty. They immediately turned around and were about to leave. But at this time, Hong Yun's voice rang out again, causing them to pause in their magical powers.

"Ksitigarbha's coming to Netherworld is an act of great merit. Why don't we let Ksitigarbha stay? You can go!" Hongyun looked at the little monk and smiled, but Ksitigarbha suddenly felt timid when he saw Hongyun's smile. What would he do if he was left with this great power that even his master was afraid of?

"Uh, Dao Zun, what do you mean by this?" Saint Zhunti was completely confused by Hong Yun this time. I wonder why Hong Yun left Ksitigarbha behind? Could it be possible for him to really return to the underworld? Thinking of this, Saint Zhunti stopped thinking about it and waved this unrealistic idea aside.

Hou Tu, Emperor Fengdu, and Ming He didn't understand Hong Yun's meaning, and staying here really made it impossible for him to gain a foothold in the underworld.

Hongyun's face suddenly darkened, and he looked at Saint Zhunti and said, "Didn't you say that this is an act of merit? Naturally, the poor Taoist will do his best to promote it. Why, do fellow Taoists regret it and don't want Ksitigarbha to stay in the underworld!" Hongyun's words were chilling, and there were strong signs that she would get angry if she disagreed with him.

"Haha, Dao Zun was joking. Since Dao Zun asked Ksitigarbha to do meritorious deeds in the underworld, it is naturally the best." Sage Zhunti's face instantly smiled, and then he looked at Ksitigarbha and said, "I will stay here in the future. The underworld must be good at saving and benefiting all sentient beings, and must not harm others or yourself.”

Ksitigarbha immediately bowed to Zhunti and said respectfully: "Ksitigarbha will obey Master's orders and will do his best to transform all sentient beings."

Hongyun spoke at this time, and saw Hongyun coming to Ksitigarbha, lifting him up, and said slowly: "Since you gave up the Western Infinite Fruition for the sake of all sentient beings, you are truly a person of great perseverance. In the future, you It is the residence of the gods in the underworld. We are no longer Western Buddhists, so we no longer need to pay homage to fellow Taoist monks Zhunti."

"Boom" Everyone felt a roar in Tao's mind, especially Saint Zhunti. The joy on his face suddenly stopped. He looked at Hongyun in shock and stuttered: "Taoist... what does this mean? Why do you want to let this happen?" Ksitigarbha breaks away from Buddhism.”

Hou Tu also looked at Hong Yun in confusion. At this time, he really didn't know what Hong Yun was doing, but what Hong Yun said next made them all understand.

"The hell is originally the land of Queen Houtu. It is inappropriate for other aliens to come to the hell to do merit. What's more, Ksitigarbha is seeking benefits for the entire prehistoric world, not for Buddhism. If Ksitigarbha breaks away from Buddhism, he will get The merits will be even greater. As the former master of Ksitigarbha, Taoist Zhunti, are you willing to see a good seedling buried like this?" Hongyun said, staring at Saint Zhunti with a serious expression.

In Hongyun's meaning, as long as the Zhunti sage dares to say the word "no", Hongyun will let him know what "Tao" is.

Sage Chunti was furious. He asked Ksitigarbha to come to the underworld just for Buddhism. But now he was fooled by Hongyun and asked Ksitigarbha to break away from Buddhism. How could Zhunti bear this? Just when Sage Chunti wanted to fight with When Hongyun was arguing, the Holy Spirit stopped Zhunti.

Because Saint Zhunti has said before that it is for the benefit of all sentient beings in the ancient world. If he does not agree with Ksitigarbha's departure from Buddhism now, then the previous statement is a lie. Even if Hongyun really kills or seals Zhunti, then Hongjun Daozu couldn't say anything.

"In this way, Ksitigarbha will stay well in the underworld. From now on, Ksitigarbha is no longer a Buddhist, and Ksitigarbha will be entrusted to the Taoist." The guiding saint immediately took Saint Chunti and disappeared into the underworld in an instant. Saint Jieyin no longer dared to stay in the underworld. Everyone said that Hongyun was a good old man. Now he knew that Hongyun was a pit, a deep pit that could not be filled. Saint Jieyin could not imagine what would happen to them if they continued to stay here. what happened.

After Saint Jieying and Saint Zhunti left, Houtu and others all looked at Hongyun and took a step back involuntarily. This mouth was so powerful that they silently trapped the two saints. Go in.

"Ahem." Hongyun saw Hou Tudu retreat, his face immediately turned red, and he coughed twice in embarrassment. Then he looked at Ji Zang and said, "Now that you are a rogue cultivator, you are establishing yourself in Yinshan Mountain. Go! Go!”

Ksitigarbha was helpless. His master and uncle all left, leaving him behind. However, Ksitigarbha was a man of great perseverance. Even if he was alone, he did not have any fear and walked towards Yinshan Mountain.

At the foot of Yin Mountain, Ti Ting came to Ksitigarbha's side. Ksitigarbha sat on it. Ti Ting instantly flew to the top of the mountain. After reaching the top of the mountain, Ksitigarbha clasped his hands together, looked into the void of the underworld, and sat down cross-legged.

"I am a wandering cultivator of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. I couldn't bear to see the suffering souls wandering in the underworld, so I came here to save them. From now on, there will be no Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva in the world, only Ksitigarbha King. If the hell is not empty, I swear that I will never become a Buddha. Heaven will take this as a lesson." Ksitigarbha's words are still devoted to Buddhism, and the same is true for this vow. When the hell is empty, he can become a Buddha and return to Buddhism. Hongyun will not be able to say anything at that time.

Suddenly, a huge whirlpool appeared in the sky above the Netherworld. The power of heaven appeared from above. Suddenly, a ray of heavenly power shot into Ksitigarbha's body. Immediately, Ksitigarbha's cultivation level greatly increased and he directly became the Great Luo Jinxian. .

At this time, another cloud of meritorious deeds fell, split in two, and 10% of it fell on Hongyun, because Hongyun allowed Ksitigarbha to wholeheartedly benefit all sentient beings in the wild, not just for Buddhism. Has great merit.

The remaining 90% was divided into two parts. One half of the merit fell on Ting Ting, making Ting Ting even more magical, while the remaining merit fell on Ksitigarbha Ksitigarbha.

If Ksitigarbha makes use of these merits, he can directly kill three corpses, and it is very possible to kill two corpses in a row and become a two-corpse quasi-sage.

At this time, Ksitigarbha looked in the direction of Hongyun and immediately bowed: "Thank you, little king, for your kindness."

Hongyun smiled slowly and said immediately: "Work hard to benefit all sentient beings. Your benefits will be indispensable by then. I am very optimistic about you."

Hou Tu saw that Hongyun was so optimistic about Ksitigarbha, and immediately said: "I will confer you the title of Ksitigarbha Underworld Emperor with great wishes and great virtues. You will be granted the title of Pardon in the Six Paths of Reincarnation." As soon as Hou Tu finished speaking, the Six Paths of Reincarnation suddenly A ray of divine power was shot from above and entered Ksitigarbha's body, giving Ksitigarbha the characteristics of living in the netherworld.

Immediately, Ksitigarbha put his hands together and bowed to Hongyun and Houtu: "Thank you, Taoist Master, for your great love."

Then Ksitigarbha waved his hand, and an open-air hall suddenly appeared. Ksitigarbha sat inside and recited the Soul-Saving Sutra. Those lonely souls traveling in the netherworld went to Yinshan Mountain and were transformed by Ksitigarbha's Buddha's light.

Although he was not a disciple of Buddhism, it did not affect Ksitigarbha's use of Buddhist magical powers.