When Chen Kuang proposed this plan that was so crude that it wasn't even a plan, Xiuzhu's first reaction was to sneer, mocking him for looking down on the wisdom of the demon.
Being able to possess the bodies of three great Zen masters, whether by relying on their own wisdom or obtaining it from the Zen masters, these three demons are definitely not three fools.
But Chen Kuang just smiled and explained his thoughts.
He thought too highly of Tianmo's intelligence, so he did the opposite.
In the current situation, the more thorough and detailed the plan, the more time it would take to formulate and execute, and the more flaws it would reveal under the noses of those three demons.
They simply didn't have enough time to plan a foolproof strategy.
On the contrary, Chen Kuang's move is the simplest and most effective.
Because this is a complete conspiracy.
Chen Kuang is indeed the culprit that caused the turmoil in the Pure Land. He is indeed impure and a fake monk. It is obvious that Xiuxin, who has an upright character, will oppose him.
At this time, he would naturally want to unite with the familiar Xiuzhu to fight against the outsider Chen Kuang.
But because Chen Kuang was brought in by Xiuzhu, Xiuxin couldn't help but have doubts.
Therefore, Chen Kuang arranged the Zen discussion scene to let Xiuxin know that Xiuzhu agreed with him and stood on his side.
At this time, Xiuxin saw that the Pure Land was showing signs of collapse, so she naturally regarded Xiuzhu, whom she had watched grow up, as the only ally of equal status.
At this moment when even the three great Zen masters had unclear tendencies, this was the pinnacle of his inner trust.
But Chen Kuang wanted to destroy his trust at such a moment.
Only in this way can Xiuxin begin to doubt the highest authority in the entire Pure Land!
Otherwise, he would at most think that the great Zen master had been deceived.
It is unimaginable that these three great Zen masters are now possessed by demons.
This is something that no Pure Land monk dares to even think about.
The key to this conspiracy is that Xiuzhu's identity is unknown. Even Chen Kuang doesn't know who he is. As long as he plays himself, Xiuxin will definitely become suspicious.
But Chen Kuang didn't expect that as soon as Xiuzhu took action, Xiuxin would directly attack Xiuzhu.
"That palm strike he made just now contained a hidden meaning..."
Chen Kuang stood on a high place, looking at Xiuzhu who broke out of the door, and narrowed his eyes:
"The moment Xiuxin was distracted, she actually showed fear in her eyes. This is basically impossible for a Pure Land master in the Xuanxuan realm."
"Unless...just a moment ago, he had a demon in his heart."
The so-called "inner demon" refers to anything that will hinder the attainment of Tao and cause instability in the Tao mind.
Even saints at the Dao'an realm still have "inner demons".
Just as Mu Zhao's determination to become a Taoist was broken by Chen Kuang's words, in fact, it was his "inner demon" caused by his obsession with "Chan Liao" that reached its peak at that moment.
It wasn't really that he was killed by Chen Kuang's verbal attacks.
Xiuxin's behavior was as if she had encountered a "demon in her heart".
It seems that Xiuzhu should have a way to easily arouse other people's "inner demons".
Chen Kuang secretly took note of it in his heart.
Chen Kuang was also very concerned about Xiuzhu's unclear identity and position. Trying to get some information about the former was also part of his plan.
Otherwise, you will be stabbed in the back later and be confused.
Of course, Chen Kuang is not afraid of being backstabbed.
Just kidding, he was the first to backstab me...
Now Xiuzhu has successfully made Xiuxin suspicious, and in turn has falsely accused Xiuxin of being possessed by a demon. The plan is half successful.
The only two things that need to be done in Chen Kuang's plan are to make Xiuxin, a Pure Land Buddhist, suspicious of the great Zen master.
The second is how to let Xiuxin escape.
The first step is not difficult, the second step is really difficult.
Since the great Zen master is going to judge Xiuxin personally, it means that they need to release Xiuxin in front of the great Zen master.
The first step has been completed by Xiuzhu, and the second step naturally depends on Chen Kuang.
Below, the fight between the two Buddhist disciples was so loud that it had alarmed all the monks in the Galan Temple. After hearing the conversation between Xiuzhu and Xiuxin, which was full of information, an uproar immediately broke out.
Amidst the uproar, monks rushed over one after another, but none of them dared to take action.
There are two Buddhist disciples in front of me!
Now everyone has their own opinion, and no one knows who is right or wrong. Who dares to take action rashly?
Fortunately, another new Buddhist came forward to take charge of the situation.
Chen Kuang stretched out his arm, stopped the monks with a serious expression, and said in a deep voice: "Hold them first, and don't let any of them leave. I will go and invite the three great Zen masters!"
"yes!"
Although Chen Kuang's reputation among the Zhengzhu disciples of Galan Temple was mostly negative during this period, he was well received in the entire Pure Land.
Many of the nearly one thousand people who came to watch the ceremony that day were benefited by his "Tao Yun" and had a good impression of him.
Many people highly agree with his views on Zen, and are happy that the previously overly strict Pure Land rules are gradually becoming more "humanistic."
What's more, he has three great Zen masters endorsing him - there are many monks who support the great Zen masters without thinking.
As a result, the situation in Galan Temple gradually became mixed, with both good and bad things happening.
When he spoke at this moment, many people responded immediately and took action.
When Xiuxin below heard this, she knew that Xiuzhu and Chen Kuang were actually in the same group.
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