Bab 744: Chapter 270: The sacred affairs of the Five Emperors and Three Sovereigns deceive the endless passerby_2

From the current development of the Western Religion, this judgment seems to be correct.

Therefore, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva increasingly lacks the hope of rising.

Once He clears Hell, and attains Supreme Unity, there may be more than just one Supreme Unity within Western Religion, it could also provoke fierce infighting between the external faction and the native faction within Western Religion.

Therefore, the two Saints may not be pleased with His success.

Therefore, He dares not to take that step.

Supreme Unity is certainly attractive.

But a Supreme Unity can also be killed.

Of course, rationality is one thing.

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva must admit that it's hard to unify knowledge and practice.

Even a Bodhisattva may not necessarily withstand repeated temptations.

Di Ting is not a good persuader, but His words still caused ripples in Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's restless and unwilling heart.