So, the brothers Zhang Liang and Zhang Bao gathered a group of strong men and formed a group of Taoist protectors, which they then trained.

After these Taoist priests descended the mountain, in addition to continuing to spread their doctrines and help the poor, they had an additional important mission: to fight.

If they encounter any Buddhist monks, they will immediately start beating them without saying a word, knocking out a few of their front teeth to shut them up.

There's nothing I can do. Since you won't listen to me, I'll teach you a lesson with my fists.

Although the government was aware of the conflict between the Taiping and Futu sects, they turned a blind eye to it.

After all, the Taiping Sect was an indigenous religion, and many high-ranking officials knew about its origins and backers, so the government officials naturally knew who to help.

If the monks didn't fight back, they would at most get a beating, but if they did, the authorities would immediately sentence them to fighting and throw them into jail.

As a result, fewer and fewer monks were able to preach in Luoyang, until they eventually disappeared.

After finishing their battles in the city, the group of Taoist priests turned their attention to the area outside the city. When they had nothing to do, they would stroll around the vicinity of the White Horse Temple.

The monks were trapped in the temple, trembling with fear, and dared not leave the mountain again.

Under the attack of the purists, the temple suddenly lost its income and could only hide inside and live off its savings.

Before long, they ran out of food and had no choice but to risk going into the city to beg for alms.

As a result, he was surrounded by these Taoist priests, and the scene just now occurred.