Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1450 - As the Buddha Says

Li Qingshan exhaled and gathered his focus, preparing for battle as he stepped into the Pure Land temple.

Making his way around the grand hall, the path winded through a dim, beautiful forest. The Upraised Light abbot personally received him outside the meditation room. Li Qingshan was astounded, as the Upraised Light abbot actually seemed even more revitalised than him. Not only did he have a healthy glow and shining eyes, his white eyebrows had turned black, while his white beard had vanished. Even many of his wrinkles had disappeared from his face. He had basically received a new lease of life, radiating with energy.

He had clearly suffered such heavy wounds. Wasn’t the Pure Land temple a little too awesome? Was the buddha supposed to be his dad?

The Upraised Light abbot smiled. “Fellow, you shouldn’t slander the buddha like that.”

Li Qingshan shivered inside. His delight from fighting the army was gone. He stood no chance against an Upraised Light abbot like this. Not only had he become much younger, but his vigour had reached an entirely new level. His eyes could basically see through his thoughts.

He brought his palms together and bowed before raising his head and staring at him closely. “Abbot, why have you called me over?”

The Upraised Light abbot glanced at him and sighed. “Sure enough, you haven’t changed.”

When he heard that, anger welled up inside Li Qingshan. You screwed me over so badly, bald ass, and you still say something like that!

“Please calm down, fellow. That was the only way to remove the image of Maheśvara. Of course, I did hide some information intentionally, so Amitābha, I have sinned. Please forgive me, fellow. The Upraised Light abbot brought his palms together and bowed in apology.

Li Qingshan moved aside, avoiding the bow. Just what was wrong with this monk? Was he up to some new scheme again?

“I was the one who thought I was clever, worshipping other gods carelessly, so I can’t blame anyone else. You’ve both assisted me and harmed me, so we don’t owe each other anything!”

The Upraised Light abbo

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