4187: C4187 Mingkong

C4187 Mingkong

Everyone was shocked by this half-naked, smiling arhat.0

Although it was not as majestic as the sword held by the Heavenly Reflection Goddess of Cherry Blossom Country, which was more than a hundred meters tall, it was as dazzling as a female Martial God.

However, the body of this arhat was still filled with a grand and magnificent aura, making people want to worship it!

Those people who were watching unconsciously changed from sitting cross-legged to kneeling on the ground, kowtowing, and praying for the protection of the gods. When this chaotic world was about to arrive, there was no one who could be more comforting than the gods.

In the scene, only Lee Yun and the other three, as well as a few of Wanfa Immortal's followers, did not kneel down.

Lee Yun and the other three men were still fine. They were able to face the Arhat directly. Wanfa Immortal only narrowed his eyes and stared at the Arhat that was formed by the golden Buddha light. However, the few Cavitation Stage men behind him seemed to be in great pain.

Just by standing on the ground and facing the Arhat's glance, they had a feeling of being picky. The powerful pressure of the provoking god. Finally, this pressure forced them to step back step by step, a hundred meters away before they could barely stand firm.

"Amitabha. "

Golden Arhat spoke slowly. His voice was deep and loud. Lee Yun had finally confirmed that he wasn't Buddha. It seemed that Buddha didn't call him Amitabha, but he wasn't 100% sure. After all, he wasn't familiar with the Buddhist system.

"Mingkong. " The Golden Arhat spoke again.

. . . "Disciple is here. "

The old monk was stunned for a moment. Then, he bowed.

It had been a long time since anyone had called him by his legal name. They were all addressing him as Venerable Great Sun. Actually, he wasn't even called Venerable Great Sun by that name. It was just that the people of Six Tao Sect were calling him by that name.

The old monk was pleasantly surprised that the Buddha knew his name.

Ming Kong?

Only now did Lee Yun know the name of the old monk. There was no need to call him old monk anymore.

"Millions of years have passed. The world has changed greatly. The Buddhist Dharma is almost extinct. Even the place where Buddha was born has no one to worship Buddha. "

The Arhat slowly narrated. It was as if the moment he appeared, he saw the myriad of changes in the mortal world.

"Disciple is ashamed!"

Old Monk Mingkong revealed an expression of shame. There were fewer and fewer monks nowadays.

"There's no need to blame yourself. "

Arhat glanced at Lee Yun and Wan Qingya and continued, "Today, there is such a fate that proves that the Buddhist Dharma has yet to die out. I will bestow you with a book of the Nirvana Scripture, 748 volumes, a book of the Bodhisattva Scripture, a book of 121 volumes, a book of the Void Scripture with 400 volumes, the First Unrestrained Scripture. . . "

He extended his finger, and a book of scriptures appeared in front of the old monk. It looked like an antique scroll, and there was a faint light flickering on it. It was incomparably divine.

"There are a total of 15 scriptures, and there are 4,600 of them. There are 20 remaining scriptures. When the time comes for the laws of fate, I will naturally bestow them on you. "

"Yes, World Supremacy!"

The old monk was extremely excited. Just the fifteen scriptures alone already had this much. It was hard to imagine how prosperous the Buddhist Dharma would be if he gathered all thirty-five scriptures in the future.

His long-cherished wish of many years had finally been realized. He was incomparably excited in his heart. He bowed towards the Golden Arhat again and again.

"The Aeon Span is about to arrive. I will bestow you with a Sanzang kasaya and a Sacred De tin staff. I hope that you can make good use of it and not enter the evil path. "

Walking into the evil path should be referring to the matter of the old monk in Six Tao Sect. If it wasn't for Lee Yun's help, this old monk would never have such an opportunity in his life.

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