Big Bang of Faith

Chapter 366 A Bigger Crisis (Subscribe)
"Bai Da is too bad!"

"That's right, is Bai Da taking revenge on the society? I can't afford it, I can't afford it..."

On the Internet, there was a lot of wailing.

Really, everyone can't calm down about this matter!
In the beginning, everyone left messages to Liu Bei. In fact, the main purpose was to ask him if he had a solution for both.

After all, he had solved too many crises before.

Those crises did not mean that everyone would not be able to survive without Liu Bei.

The point is that the loss will definitely exceed everyone's imagination.

So, this time, when everyone was arguing, everyone subconsciously thought of him.

But when everyone didn't expect it, he actually told everyone that there is no need to worry.

Not because he can solve everyone's problems, but because, in front of another problem, the problem that everyone started to worry about is not a problem at all...

Although Liu Bei didn't say it clearly, everyone still understood the meaning.

It's almost like saying that everyone has nothing to worry about.

Everyone's worries are meaningless at all.

This is the same as when a eunuch goes to a brothel, but is worried that the girl will not live well...

It's not necessary at all.

At this time, everyone had to face up to the question raised by Liu Bei.

Heaven and earth are not benevolent, and all things are dogs.

According to the legend of the Hua Kingdom, in the cycle of reincarnation, there is actually no difference between humans and animals.

After a person is reincarnated, there is a high chance of turning into an animal.

Naturally, there are not a few people who reincarnate from animals to become humans.

Of course, when these gods and Buddhas are preaching, they will tell everyone that as long as you believe in them, you can bless you to have a good pregnancy in your next life...

Well, reincarnation is a technical job.

There are gods and Buddhas who open the back door for you, and the benefits are self-evident.

However, this thing is among the people, and not many people believe it.

After all, no one can prove the existence of reincarnation.

According to the legend, one must drink Mengpo soup before reincarnation, and after drinking it, all the past will disappear.

Even if you invested in the best stocks in this life, there is no way to prove that it is because you burned two sticks of incense to the gods and Buddhas in your previous life, isn't it...

Besides, I can't remember anything in my next life anyway, so it doesn't matter much to me whether I cast a good pregnancy or not.

However, the current situation is clearly telling everyone that the Six Paths of Reincarnation may really exist.

This is terrible.

Since even the six realms of reincarnation are beginning to reflect reality, then these legends related to reincarnation may not be all groundless.

On the Internet, someone quickly analyzed it.

"Obviously, there really is reincarnation in this world, or the phenomenon of reincarnation in the six realms, which has already reflected reality..."

Everyone can't help but think of a saying.

In the myths and legends of the country of Hua, there is a common saying.

Taoism cultivates this life, Buddhism cultivates the afterlife...

According to the legend, Taoist practice is about swallowing a golden pill, and my fate is up to me...

Although, these cultivators occasionally talk about reincarnation and recultivation.

But those are very isolated examples.

Under normal circumstances, Taoist gods, unless they are desperate, seldom seek the afterlife.

After all, even immortals are extremely dangerous when reincarnated.

Maybe something goes wrong and you can't wake up.

Then, naturally, it will be the end of eternal sinking.

Everyone's self-cultivation is hard-won, and not many people are willing to do this.

However, this situation is completely opposite in Buddhism.

In Buddhism, most of these Buddhist practitioners who can achieve true results do not know how many times they have been reincarnated.

There are even some great Buddhist masters who practiced the Dharma from generation to generation, gathered the relics left by each generation, and refined them into powerful Buddhist treasures...

This is not groundless.

For example, in Buddhism, there is a legend about Buddha cutting meat to feed eagles.

According to legend, before the Buddha became enlightened, he met a vulture who was eagerly chasing a pigeon.

After the Buddha saved the dove, he was questioned by the vulture: "You saved the dove's life, but I have to starve to death because of it. It's not really compassionate..."

So the Buddha asked the eagle what it wanted.

The vulture replied that he wanted meat.

So the Buddha cut off his own body to compensate the vulture.

However, the vulture was not satisfied. It believed that the meat given to it by the Buddha should be equal to the weight of the pigeon. Otherwise, the Buddha's "way of compassion" would not be complete.

So, the Buddha continued to cut the flesh.

However, no matter how much the Buddha cuts, it is always a little bit worse than the weight of the pigeon...

It wasn't until the Buddha cut off the last piece of flesh that he was finally equal to the weight of the pigeon...

This story was originally to promote the compassionate way of Buddhism and their concept of equality of all beings.

But thinking about it the other way around, is it possible to prove that Buddhism can really be reincarnated and recultivated at will?

By comparing, you can find the difference between Buddhism and Taoism in the treatment of the flesh.

Why did the Buddha dare to do this before he became enlightened?

Just in pursuit of 'all beings are equal', in order to save a dove, the Buddha actually had to cut off his body to save a vulture?

I am afraid that the most real reason is that Buddhist monks can reincarnate at will to rebuild...

Naturally, they don't need to worry about physical damage.

To put it in a simple sentence, the reincarnation of Taoist gods is equivalent to deleting numbers and retraining.

And the reincarnation of Buddhist monks is like playing a game to reincarnate...

Although the level has not been improved, anyone who plays the game understands that reincarnation, the improvement of strength, is simply not a star...

"Fuck, is it true that the Buddha is interfering?"

"I'm afraid there is no other possibility except them..."

"Yes, but the key is, what should we do in this situation?"

Since the Buddha can allow Buddhist monks to reincarnate and re-cultivate at will, of course he can allow human beings to keep the memory of reincarnation...

Naturally, animals can also be reincarnated into adults...

Once this situation becomes a reality, it is even enough to cause a considerable impact on human society.

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Liu Bei was unaware of the discussion on the Internet.

The two books he is writing now have already started to be updated, so it is naturally impossible for him to stop them and resume updating after the changes are completed...

Therefore, it can only be updated while changing.

And this is undoubtedly a daunting challenge for him.

So, after he replied on Weibo, he closed the webpage directly and started the great business of coding.

Just when he had almost handled the plot, his Penguin flickered frantically.

It's a person named Wang Hao who is adding him as a friend.

Looking at the other person's profile picture, Liu Bei couldn't help but think of the skinny old man named Wang Hao that he had seen in the video conference organized by Tiangong...

The other party used a personal portrait as the avatar.

Liu Bei became a little curious.

He knew that the other party was a professor, and it was said that his cultivation base was very powerful...

It is also because of this that the other party can enter the Tiangong organization.

Although Liu Bei had never dealt with the other party, he still agreed to the other party's friend application.

"Bai Da, I have something to disturb you..."

"Old Wang, you should call me by my name!" Liu Bei said, dumbfounded, "Bai Dayi is just a book friend's love, and you, Wang Lao, call me like that, you are offending me."

He knew that the other party had real talents.

After the literary qi reflected the reality, soon some people in Huaguo gained a strong cultural qi cultivation.

Although, novel writers are greatly blessed by the popularity of their works, resulting in a large part of the literary masters being novel writers.

However, this does not mean that all literary masters are writers.

There are still some people who, relying on their own knowledge, have possessed a terrifying level of culture.

Wang Hao is such a master.

Although he has also written some works, they are all very small works such as poetry.

The popularity blessing is almost negligible.

Liu Bei still respects such a person with real talent and learning.

"In this case, then I will rely on the old to sell the old, and call you Xiaobei..."

Regarding Liu Bei's self-effacement, Wang Hao was not polite, but asked directly:

"Xiaobei, didn't you finish what you said earlier?"

"I know I can't hide it from you..."

Liu Bei smiled, somewhat understanding the other party's intentions.

He suggested that monsters may be reincarnated as humans, but he really only said half of it.

It's not that he doesn't want to finish speaking, but that he is worried that if he really wants to finish speaking, it will cause great panic...

Although the Buddha reincarnated human beings into monsters, or reincarnated monsters into human beings with memories...these are scary enough.

But in his opinion, the most serious thing is not these...

What is really scary is that the Buddha can be reincarnated by himself...

This is not a joke.

Buddhism originally pays attention to cultivating the afterlife.

Reincarnation, for Buddhism, is as easy as everyday food.

Therefore, it is entirely feasible for the other party to bypass the Kyushu barrier through reincarnation.

Even if the Buddha didn't come here by himself, it is entirely possible to send some reincarnations like disciples and disciples first!
Liu Bei is not surprised that the country can think of this.

However, what he didn't understand was why the other party wanted him.

"Do you think it's strange..."

"It's a bit..." Liu Bei replied, "You don't think I have a solution, do you?"

"how is this possible?"

Wang Hao made a smiling face, and then typed: "How can I bother you with everything, I have an idea about this matter, and I want to ask you to help me as a staff member!"

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(End of this chapter)