From the black robe, the battle of the heavens begins

I have to say that in this world, as the God of Creation, Nuwa is rotten from the root!

Since Nuwa, who is the origin of all things, looks like this,

So if you still hope that the gods who are born from the spiritual essence can always maintain a normal heart, it is nothing more than foolish dreams and whims!

After all, the roots of the big tree are already rotten. How can we expect that this big tree will grow into a pillar of strength in the future?

But having said that, the reason why this world is still surviving is probably because the extremely severe punishment given by Goddess Nuwa was too shocking!

Because of this, the gods were so frightened that they no longer dared to destroy the world on a large scale.

In turn, he had to guard it carefully, for fear of accidentally offending the great god again, causing her to wake up again and teach these unfilial descendants a lesson.

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His eyes turned back to the Buddhist scripture collection team on the westbound road.

At this time, they had already been traveling long distances for several months, climbing over mountains and ridges and overcoming obstacles.

From the initial Yingchou Stream, through the burning of Guanyin Temple, bear scourge in Batu Cave, and capture of Bajie in Gaolaozhuang, we finally arrived at Huangfengling.

The three masters and disciples looked at the rat demons armed with Gatling rocket crossbows all over the city, and their scalps were numb for a while from being shot.

After escaping, he quickly called Tu Tu for questioning, only to find that the mountain god and Tu Tu had been chewed up by the rat demon in the city, and their souls had been destroyed.

Sun Wukong had no choice but to go to the Temple of Wealth to buy information about Huang Fengling.

Although the price was not expensive, it only spent all the spiritual essence that Sun Wukong had gained from defeating demons and demons along the way.

At the same time, the three masters and disciples also knew that this place was the golden country that was very prosperous five hundred years ago and was protected by the God of Wealth.

However, as time passed, due to the people's respect and conversion to the Buddha, the country was transformed and renamed the Golden Buddha Country.

Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. As time went by, people's belief in the God of Wealth gradually dissipated, and the divine power that once blessed this place with prosperity also disappeared.

Without the blessing of wealth, this once glorious country began to embark on a path of decline.

To make matters worse, those toad monsters who tried to transform into golden toads swarmed in and frantically collected the few gold resources left here.

In a short period of time, the originally abundant gold reserves were plundered.

When all the gold was mined and used up, those wealthy gold diggers who once spent a lot of money turned around and left without hesitation, looking for new places of wealth.

Immediately afterwards, the businessmen who came after smelling the business opportunities also retreated like the tide when they saw that there was no profit.

Only a group of poor people who were deeply attracted by the bustling scene here but now can't let go are left behind. They still stick to this desolate land and cannot leave even if they want to.

Later, although the Golden Buddha Kingdom successfully neutralized the negative impact of the sunset sound by relying on the sunset drum given by the Tathagata, it temporarily avoided a greater disaster.

But unlike the God of Wealth's belief in equivalent exchange, the Buddha's belief is all-out dedication. This also led to merchants and officials becoming increasingly poor, becoming more dissatisfied with the king's decisions, and often making things difficult for the king.

As more and more people devote themselves to Buddhism, temples are springing up all over the country. People's belief in Buddhism is getting stronger and stronger, while their respect for secular kingship is getting weaker.

Faced with this situation, the king was filled with resentment and helplessness.

The prime minister's eyes were like a torch, as if he could see into people's hearts. After careful consideration, he resolutely went to the king to explain the falsehood of Buddhism. He earnestly urged the king to stop respecting Buddhism and begged to regain his belief in the God of Wealth.

After seeing the prime minister's memorial, the king felt a little hesitant, but he was finally moved by the prime minister's words, so he decisively ordered the demolition of all temples in the country and expelled the monks who devoted themselves to spiritual practice.

Not only that, the king also changed the name of the country, naming it "Shari Kingdom" and begging for the return of the God of Wealth, but a group of traitors, Xiao, didn't bother to care about them at all. He no longer needed faith to obtain spiritual accumulation.

Therefore, the actions of Sihari Kingdom not only failed to recall the God of Wealth, but also aroused the dissatisfaction of Buddha.

This group of unscrupulous people smashed his temple, destroyed his faith, and still want to use my things. They really don't know how to live or die.

So, one evening at dusk, when everyone was beating the sunset drum again to neutralize the sound of the boiling sea, a huge insect emerged from the ground. It bared its teeth and claws and rushed towards the border village with great force.

In an instant, houses collapsed, fields were destroyed, and innocent people fled in panic.

But the insect came so fiercely that many people died before they had time to escape, and the entire village fell into a sea of ​​blood.

From that day on, whenever the sun gradually sets in the west and night falls, the drums from the tower will sound on time.

And the terrifying giant insect will reappear like a ghost and continue to wreak havoc on the surrounding villages and farmland.

At this time, the subjects were frightened and went to the king one after another, claiming that this was retribution for banning Buddhism.

Faced with the panic and accusations from the people, the king had no choice but to temporarily stop his previous actions and send a large number of troops to encircle and suppress this evil thing.

However, although the army was large in number and well-equipped, they suffered repeated setbacks in the battle with the giant insects.

The big insect was not only huge and powerful, but also had some strange magic that made it difficult for the soldiers to defend themselves.

After a series of fierce battles, the army suffered heavy losses and countless casualties.

Although they could occasionally successfully repel the big insect, they could never completely eliminate this scourge.

Just when people were feeling desperate, a monk with yellow hair and golden fur passed by this place by chance.

This monk was generous and righteous by nature, and he could not stand the injustice in the world the most in his life.

When he heard the news that the big insect was causing trouble, he was filled with righteous indignation and decided to step forward without hesitation to help the army eradicate this evil.

With his profound Taoism and extraordinary wisdom, the monk and the big insect launched a thrilling life-and-death contest.

After several days of arduous and fierce fighting, the monk finally found the fatal weakness of the big insect and used his peerless magical powers to kill it in one fell swoop.

At this point, the disaster of leeches that had troubled the Kingdom of Shali for many days was finally quelled.

The king was grateful to this brave and fearless monk and revered him as the supreme national teacher.

After that, the monk stayed in Shali, devoted himself to practice and assisted the king in governing the country.

Whether it was a major decision in the court or trivial affairs among the people, the king would first consult his opinions and listen to his insights.

With the joint efforts of the monk and the national teacher, Shali gradually restored its former prosperity and peace.