Martial Arts: Immortality Begins from The Deer and the Cauldron

Chapter 1004 Three Monsters in Shuangcha Ridge

Qin Ran's eyes shot out two rays of white light, and he looked up through the layers of monster mist. He saw that these little monsters were only at the level of the Sanxian realm. The top demon king looked very ferocious, with eyes like lightning and saw-toothed beasts. His teeth and two sharp claws were as bright as frost and snow.

It seemed that this was General Yin. Qin Ran could tell at a glance that this was actually a white tiger spirit with only a talent in the Immortal Realm.

"Hmph! How dare a few mountain elves and wild monsters show off their power?"

Qin Ran waved his right hand seven times in succession, and saw countless sword lights in the sky, like meteors, flying past the bodies of these monsters.

"boom!"

These monsters fell from the sky one after another like hailstones, hitting the ground like an earthquake, and each of them screamed in pain.

The white tiger spirit was hit by a sword light, its chest was pierced, and it fell seriously injured. Qin Ran cast out a burst of magic power, which turned into an extremely bright white light, illuminating the entire night sky. The white light turned into a rope, and These monsters are all tied up.

The white tiger spirit mobilized all its magic power and tried all its strength but could not break free of the rope. Buliu was horrified, knowing that he had met an expert, and he quickly begged for mercy.

Tang Seng was extremely shocked when he saw that Qin Ran had subdued these monsters in an instant. He was stunned for a long time before he came back to his senses and looked at Qin Ran with eyes filled with admiration.

"Young master Qin is really a man of great powers, and the poor monk admires him!"

"Thank you, Master. I will leave these monsters to you." Qin Ran said with a smile.
  "Ah?" Tang Monk didn't react for a moment, and asked in confusion: "Master Qin, what do you mean by your words? This poor monk has never learned the ability to subjugate demons."

"Master is an eminent monk. These monsters eat countless people. It can be said that they are guilty of serious sins. If you can persuade them to abandon their evil and do good, it will be an immeasurable merit this time."

Qin Ran said in a persuasive way that he knew the nature of Tang Monk. If he killed all these monsters on the spot, maybe the master would be moved by compassion and keep talking.

After Tang Sanzang heard Qin Ran's words, his eyes suddenly shone. He had practiced Buddhism since he was a child, hoping that one day he could lead people to do good and help the world escape from suffering, but he never had the chance.

If all these monsters were saved by me, and they would abandon evil and become good and no longer eat people, this would be an immeasurable merit, and just thinking about it would make my blood boil.

But when he took one look at these monsters' ferocious faces and fangs, they looked extremely terrifying, and he became frightened.

"Master Qin, if I go up and reason with them, they won't eat me, right?"

"Don't worry, Master, these monsters have been bound by my magical powers. Even if they have great abilities, they can't break free." Qin Ran smiled,
  Tang Seng felt confident when he heard Qin Ran's firm tone.

When the white tiger spirit saw Tang Monk coming forward, he pretended to be naive and begged for mercy: "Master, please let us go. We will never dare to eat people again!"

Who would believe that you have changed your ways before I could use Buddhist advice to persuade you?
  Although Tang Monk was not involved in many things, he was not stupid. He directly preached to the white tiger spirit, "Your Majesty, don't try to deceive this poor monk. I see that you have a fierce mouth and fangs, and you exude an air of endless blood when you speak. It can be seen that what you are doing is... The sins of killing are already deep, you must put down the butcher knife and become a Buddha immediately."

I saw, on this dark and windy night, a bald monk was chattering to a group of monsters, spittle flying everywhere, until the monsters were confused and their mouths were opened wide, as if they were stupid.

Qin Ran listened from the beginning to the end and never saw him say anything repeated. He continued talking for two hours without stopping, and his expression became more and more high-spirited. Originally, Qin Ran just wanted Tang Seng to give it a try and did not expect him to be able to persuade these monsters.
  These monsters were originally transformed from wild beasts in the mountains, and they originally lived on eating meat. Isn’t it nonsense to suddenly ask them to give up their nature?
  Unexpectedly, Tang Seng’s chatty attribute was turned on inadvertently.
  This Tang Sanzang, when he preached Hinayana Buddhism at the Chang'an Dharma Assembly, he always spoke softly and had a gentle demeanor, looking like an enlightened monk. Now he seems to have changed. It is really incredible.

Qin Ran decided to study Tang Seng's character carefully so that he could provide more guidance in the future.

Tang Sanzang is very excited now!
  When he was in the monastery, he was always careful about his words and deeds, for fear that if he said something wrong, it would damage his image as an accomplished monk.

Moreover, he often lectured for Li Shimin at Buddhist conferences. Li Shimin was the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. If he said the wrong thing in front of him, his future might be ruined.

Therefore, he has been suppressing his personality, but it is different now. This is a wilderness with no one around.
  These monsters were all immobilized by Qin Ran, and it was his wish to lead people to good deeds and benefit all living beings.
  This allowed him to successfully liberate his nature and speak without any scruples. The more he spoke, the more excited he became, spitting all over the faces of these monsters.

Tang Seng felt relaxed physically and mentally, and his spirit was sublimated.

He couldn't help but feel closer to Qin Ran.

At this time, a dark wind suddenly rose in the mountains and forests. The power of this evil wind was even more powerful than before. Hundreds of evil spirits surged out from the sky.

"That monk is about to act as a general and leave!"

Tang Sanzang's hair suddenly stood on end and he didn't dare to say a word anymore and ran towards Qin Ran.

The white tiger spirit who was tied there was finally freed and regained his former energy, laughing loudly.

"Two worthy brothers, come and save me!
  Damn it, I finally don’t have to listen to this monk’s nagging anymore.

Qin Ran was on guard, and a clear light erupted from his palm. The demonic wind was dispersed with one palm. Looking up to the sky, I saw two demon kings standing at the highest point. One was a big man with a dark face, and the other was wearing green clothes with double horns on his head.

It seems that these two monsters are Xiongshanjun and Special Agent. One is a black bear spirit and the other is a bison spirit. They are both in the early stages of true immortal cultivation.

It's really unbelievable. This kind of strength is considered to be top-notch among the monster kings in the entire journey to the west. The white tiger spirit and these two monsters are called the Three Monsters of Shuangcha Ridge. I didn't expect that their strength is so different.

It seems that Buddhism has already planned. Qin Ran's cultivation level reported in the heaven is that of a true immortal, so he arranged these three monsters as the first difficulty when he first came out of the Tang Dynasty.

It's a pity that their plan will fail.

These three monsters caused trouble near the Shuangcha Ridge in Gongzhou City and killed countless innocent people. Since the gods and Buddhas in the sky left them alone, Qin Ran killed them all today. You know, this ninety-nine and eighty-one disasters , every difficulty is destined by heaven and contains a lot of merit and luck.

This is also the fundamental reason why gods and Buddhas all over the sky continue to participate in the journey to the West.

(End of this chapter)