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This discovery made Wen Yin feel spiritually clear. Could it be that the instantaneous drawing of talismans in the void is beyond the Buddhist teachings? Or was this magical power of Foyin borrowed from the instantaneous drawing of talismans in the void?

Thinking of this, Wen Yin touched the formation more frequently to observe the Buddha seals. Each Buddha seal was like a wave of the Buddha's sleeve. She could hardly feel the brewing of the moves and the accumulation of spiritual power. It was even better than the instantaneous drawing of talismans in the void.

Wen Yin understood that Buddhism uses the power of cause and effect in Buddhism, which is also the power of faith. It is different from the spiritual power that exists in nature and is a field she has never touched before.

However, if it is power, there are traces to follow...

When Wen Yin looked at it from the perspective of Instant Void Drawing Talismans, she really found many similarities. It was a pity that time was too tight on the sixth level and she had no energy to practice Instant Void Drawing Talismans. The grade of her Instant Void Drawing Talismans was still at the early sixth grade. These Buddhist seals were still too advanced for her.

The magic weapons in the Zhenshan formation were bombarded by the continuous magic weapons and flew everywhere, and were on the verge of falling apart, making the system's heart beat wildly, but Wen Yin's face became calmer and calmer. With the continuous touching of the formation restrictions, her understanding of this Buddha statue formation became deeper, and she knew the periodic rules and various nodes of the formation.

Wen Yin chose a relatively safe position and stayed still. She simply released a few purple-gold thunder insects to trigger the formation, while Wen Yin hid and observed the Buddha's seal.

She practiced for so long that she didn't know how many years had passed. The Buddha images all over the sky came into Wen Yin's eyes. She seemed to be able to hear the gentle sound of chanting scriptures, and the tip of her nose seemed to be lingering with the faint fragrance of Sanskrit. She even felt that the Buddha statues had come alive.

She seemed to see the Bodhisattva with his sleeves fluttering, spreading nectar to his believers, the Maitreya Buddha with a warm smile overlooking all living beings, guiding the believers' hearts as easily as playing with Buddhist beads, and the solemn and solemn Sakyamuni standing between heaven and earth for the benefit of the West. His palm like a mountain was lowered, and countless believers rushed to his palm enthusiastically, never worrying that the powerful force ahead would play with them, but devoutly believing that the other party would take them to the paradise...

Hearing the sound, he vaguely saw energy overflowing from the bodies of these believers, like green smoke from incense, condensing into beams and heading towards the Buddha they were worshipping. The Buddha absorbed these powers and became even more majestic.

Wen Yin witnessed the terrifying power of faith for the first time. He was shocked for only a moment, and the scene in front of him disappeared, leaving only the Buddha seal that he had photographed in the air...

I don’t know if it’s an illusion, but Wen Yin feels that this time the Buddhist seal is no longer obscure and difficult to understand, as if a layer of foggy gauze has been lifted and it has become clear.

Wen Yin knew that the scenes just now were definitely part of the formation. What made her enter that state?

It’s an insight!

Wen Yin thought, she just got a hint of insight from the Buddha's seal and immediately triggered the other side of the formation. No wonder... no wonder she always felt that her understanding of this formation was superficial.

Yes, the Fujie Tower set up a level like the Buddha Statue Array, and it was definitely not to strangle the monks who entered the seventh floor. Since it was a place of inheritance, it must be to allow the monks to learn and gain something. Perhaps the key to breaking the array lies in it!

Wen Yin suppressed her beating heart and continued to open the Eye of Formation Dao, staring at the Buddha seals in the sky without blinking. The trajectory of the instantaneous Void Drawing Talisman was running in her sea of ​​consciousness. However, she was like a novice monk who was looking for the feeling of meditation, but she couldn't get it...

After going back and forth countless times, Wen Yin's mental strength was almost exhausted, and that mysterious feeling came over her again.

This time, it was not a vague picture like a grand narrative. The picture was very fragmented, but Wen Yin could still piece together the story information from it. She even saw a familiar face, that is, the Fu God - Fu Yu, who stood in the middle of each casting platform on the Fujie Tower.

At that time, Fu Yu was just a cultivator who had just entered the God Transformation Stage. Compared to the divinity revealed by the stone statue, she was still a little immature at this time.

In the picture, Fu Yu changed out of his disciple robe and put on a low-level robe for a casual cultivator, and began to train on the continent. The fragmented pictures flashed many familiar and unfamiliar landforms. Wen Yin knew that this was the ancient Piaomiao continent, and even the system only had text records.

With such a long history and a third-party perspective, could the person who preserved it be Fu Yu? What does she want to tell the later generations with her experience?

During his experience and exploration, Fu Yuwenyin saw many sects and schools that were only recorded in legends. In addition to Taoism, there were other systems, which could be described as a hundred schools of thought. However, the most prosperous of them, even more prosperous than Taoism, was Buddhism.

Buddhist temples can be seen everywhere, and both monks and civilians are believers of Buddhism. Wen Yin seems to be able to smell the strong aroma of incense from the picture. Fu Yu also met a Buddhist monk named Guiwu at a Buddhist missionary ceremony, and then they traveled together.

A Taoist practitioner and a Buddhist practitioner unexpectedly met each other too late and became close friends. Wen Yin also gained a better understanding of Buddhist practitioners from Gui Wu's perspective.

Compared to Fu Yu who meditates every day to absorb spiritual energy and comprehend the natural laws of nature, Gui Wu turns a blind eye to the ubiquitous spiritual energy in the world of immortal cultivation. No matter how good the natural resources and treasures are, they cannot shake his Buddhist heart. He recites scriptures every day, comprehends Buddhism, and preaches and does good deeds wherever he goes.

Gui Wu is undoubtedly a kind person. In order to save the villagers in the secular world, he even gave them the Buddhist beads that his master had given him and that were imbued with his Buddhist teachings. Fu Yu was surprised at his generosity, but he said, "Saving a life is better than building a seven-story pagoda."

Seeing this, a strange thought popped up in Wen Yin's mind. Does this villager really need his string of Buddhist beads to be saved? It's obvious that Fu Yu can solve the problem with just one pill.

Even though she felt awkward, Wen Yin still held back and continued watching.

Guiwu's good deeds brought good results. The villager he saved was a remarkable village doctor. Later, the village doctor saved villagers from several nearby villages during a plague, indirectly accumulating immeasurable merits for Guiwu. Not only that, the village doctor was grateful for Guiwu's kindness and converted to Buddhism. He built a statue of Guiwu in the village, and then a temple was built. Buddhism also became the belief of the villagers. Because of the merits and the power of incense, Guiwu's cultivation increased rapidly, beyond Fu Yu's imagination.

Fu Yu practiced hard every day, but she was already a cultivator in the Spiritualization Stage. Every time she advanced to a small stage, she consumed a huge amount of manpower and material resources, and had to endure the endless pain brought by the hard practice. She had never truly felt that she could break through to a large stage without any obstacles by relying on the power of other people's faith...

Like the temptation of the devil, Fu Yu had ambitions for this painless advancement, especially when her cultivation made no progress at all after advancing to the Divine Transformation stage, while Gui Wu, who traveled with her, surpassed her in just two years. She began to wonder, Taoism also has many believers, so could she also utilize the power of faith of Taoist believers?

She began to study Buddhism, do good deeds, and even preach. She intentionally copied Gui Wu's cultivation path. Fu Yu was indeed a genius, and she really figured out some tricks. In the secular world, she gradually accumulated disciples who belonged to her, the Fu Yu Fairy...

Seeing this, Wen Yin felt even more weird. Can merits and virtues be calculated?