Immortal and Martial Dual Cultivation Chapter 1682 (Raw 1694): Three True Inheritors

Use the mundane as a cauldron to temper my Buddha-like heart!

Amid the flames made of the mundane scenes, Xiao Chen shone with a gentle Buddhist light as he held the Buddhist Śarīra Pearls. He used this fierce fire to temper himself, cultivating a Buddha-like heart.

Nestled in the inferno of mundane scenes, Xiao Chen was like an old monk in meditation. He looked like he was not moving at all, but he was actually cycling through these mundane scenes.

In one moment, Xiao Chen was a merchant. In another, a farmer, then, a general. After a while, a flippant young master of a Noble Clan…each incarnation ended in bitterness after experiencing all sorts of difficulties and pain.

This continued in cycles. After seven days, that spot of resplendent golden light finally turned into a distinct swastika and flew out.

The swastika spun continuously on Xiao Chen’s forehead, releasing a piercingly intense, golden Buddhist light.

When Xiao Chen glared while holding the Buddhist Śarīra Pearls, he was like a ferocious temple guardian. An extremely tyrannical Buddhist Might spread out.

The flames created from the mundane scenes all scattered. In the entire cultivation room, there was only the dignified Buddhist Might that was unique to Xiao Chen.

That Buddhist Might was tyrannical and ferocious, containing killing Qi. It could not tolerate any impurities, displaying its might without anger.

With a thought, Xiao Chen stopped thumbing through the Buddhist prayer beads. Then, the Buddhist swastika on his forehead withdrew.

The Buddhist light in the cultivation room vanished, leaving peace and quiet.

Only Xiao Chen’s body had some warm Buddhist light lingering on it, proving that everything that just happened was real.

“Alright, I finally managed to condense a Buddha-like heart. I also attained a higher level in Breaking the Mundane.

Xiao Chen showed joy in his face. After seven days in closed-door cultivation with the support of the Buddhist prayer beads, he had gained a comprehension of the Buddhist principles. He had experienced all

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