The Supreme God

Austin stood in the entrance of the temple and looked around. To his surprise, it was tiny, occupying an area of only ten square meters.

Right in the center, there was a Buddhist altar. On top of it was an amiable statue of an ancient Buddha.

In front of the altar, there was an old, crooked altar table.

A meticulously-sculpted wooden fish sat motionlessly on the altar.

Besides, in a corner in the yard of the temple, there was a dried log leaning against the wall. Everything related to the temple was serene.

Austin couldn't spot anything else worth noting.

Feeling slightly confused and surprised, Austin furrowed his eyebrows so that they created dark shadows over his eyes.

The interior of the temple was desolate and dilapidated. It didn't look important.

"Sir, does the state of this place surprise you?"

the middle-aged monk asked with a smile while he observed Austin.

"Not really.

According to Buddhism, everything will eventually become nothing. If a Buddhist wants to cultivate, they can't have too many distractions in their way,"

Austin said calmly, wiping the expression off his face.

"Sir, have you cultivated Buddhism before?"

the middle-aged monk asked curiously, stunned to hear that Austin was so knowledgeable on the subject.

When he didn't receive an immediate answer, he quickly added, "It's a pity that you didn't choose the same path as us."

The monk glanced at Austin with an all-knowing look.

"You are right this time.

It's true. My way of cultivation is not the Buddhist way,"

Austin answered, slowly nodding.

At Austin's current level, it was obvious that he wouldn't have wasted time and would have developed his own way of doing things.

"What a pity. You are not only gifted, you also have a strong comprehension ability. If you choose the same path as us, there's a chance you could pass down the inheritance of the true Buddha,"

the middle-aged monk said, sighing.

"The inheritance of the true Buddha?

So your avatar is only here because you're waiting for a successor to show up?"

As Austin asked this, his heart skipped a beat. His eyes stared earnestly at the monk.

"Yes.

I have been waiting for a successor of the Buddhism to come here all this time.

A long time ago, we encountered a huge disaster. The real inheritance of the Buddhism has been lost in the world ever since.

the appearance of

are able to come here. So far, none of them has had

monk explained, lowering

of

about? There is still Buddhist heritage all over the world and it is prosperous. There are many Buddhist classics, Buddhist omnipotent skills, and temples out there in the world. Aren't those all part of

on the Buddhist heritage in the hopes that the monk would explain everything to him in

is fake. It doesn't count as the real Buddhist heritage. It's all just a mirage, like what you see when you are dehydrated in the desert. And the worst part is that if the real Buddhist heritage can't be passed on, then little by little, the true heritage will

will be no more Buddhism in the world. It will be

in a quiet voice. Still, his

"I see."

nodded. His lips pressed into a thin

things related to Buddhism in the

know two people who possess the Crystal Buddha Body.

thinking of Ivy and

Crystal Buddha Body? I don't know if that would

know, it only means that they are born with the ability to cultivate the inheritance of our

confirm whether they can actually be the ones who really inherit the true

the middle-aged monk explained.

"Actually, because they have the Crystal Buddha Body, it's very likely that

said you knew such people? Can you

depends on

of a successor in his mind, an expectant smile spread across

"Of course.

them

a reassuring grin and

Ivy and Sue could get the real inheritance of

was feeling hopeful about

of a sudden, something started to

in the corner of the temple, and his

was simple, but now he

vital energy fluctuation, the log lay there and faintly stretched out

about the

asked as if he

"That's right.

but there is something to this piece

responded, nodding with

actually a seed that comes from the

middle-aged monk

about this

didn't think it was so important.

"Let me explain.

is the ultimate divine tree, also known as a chaotic immortal tree, found in the Buddhist teachings. Each time it dies, it will be reborn through nirvana, leaving behind

patiently explained

kind of chaotic

that Austin had heard of

"Yes, it is.

of the most ancient trees in the world. It appeared at the establishment of Absolute

one of the sources of our

the middle-aged monk replied.

build

couldn't believe what he