Quick Wear: Welcome to the Crazy Scene

"Now let me tell you about the world's background. The Bodhi Kingdom was born from the Wanshang Buddhist Sect and consists of five cities: Daguan, Fanyin, Fentan, Baiwei, and Luochui. These five cities surround the Buddhist Sect, and each city is home to over a million mortals."

"Buddhist disciple Fang Shi was born with a Buddha's heart. At the sect's command, he changed his name to Fang Cun and tried his hand at the mortal world to prove his Buddha's teachings."

"The mission for this world is to collect six corpses."

"Your identity is a corpse collector from an unknown source."

"Assist System 009 wishes you a happy mission!"

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Shen Jin's long black hair was untied and fell to her waist. She was walking leisurely in the wilderness with a cane in one hand.

Her movements seemed slow, but she could shorten the distance to an inch. With just one step, she had crossed a hundred meters.

She is still walking in the wilderness.

The wild plants in the mountains grew luxuriantly, and a small river meandered down the mountain. In the ordinary world, there would surely be a village along the river. At worst, there would be hunters who would come up to the mountains to hunt.

Shen Jin walked for days without seeing a single human presence. This was the peculiarity of this world; mortals could only survive in places enveloped by the Buddha's light.

In short, they could only live in those five major cities.

Ahead, black smoke swirled and demonic energy billowed. Shen Jin was already accustomed to such situations. She had no sympathy for exorcism and was prepared to turn a blind eye and pass through as quickly as possible.

However, she saw bursts of golden light emanating from the depths of the black smoke. Amidst the entanglement of black mist and golden lotus, a monk was moving.

Unlike ordinary monks, he was not wearing a robe and did not hold a staff or a bowl in his hands.

Instead, he was dressed in cloth and holding a long sword.

His head was shaved clean, his forehead reflecting light, and he was dressed like an ordinary person.

It's really rare.

Because they rely on Buddhism for their survival, the people of this world respect monks.

Even a lay Buddhist who is lucky enough to get the opportunity to practice Buddhism in a temple for a few days would wish to wear a cassock every day for the rest of his life so that everyone would know that he had an intersection with Buddhism.

For ordinary people, they can’t wear robes and Zen sticks casually, and they can’t take care of their hair!

Therefore, the most popular hairstyle for mortals in this world, regardless of gender, is the braised egg hairstyle.

In the black smoke, he kept adjusting his body movements, and golden lotuses emerged from the tip of his sword.

Wherever the golden lotus went, the black smoke had nowhere to hide and completely dissipated with a wailing sound.

The interweaving of black and gold accentuated the man's features. Despite his youth, he possessed a majestic demeanor.

It was a rare occasion for Shen Jin to see a human being, so he slowed down his pace and admired the monk's skillful way of removing the evil spirit.

With his extraordinary magical powers and firm Buddhist heart, he must be a big figure in the Wanshang Buddhist Sect.

I just don't know if he has any connection with the Buddhist disciple Fangcun mentioned in the world background.

This mission was related to her promotion, so there weren't many hints, and even the assignment itself was vague. Shen Jin thought about it and decided to find Fang Cun first.

Now is a good opportunity to interact with Wanshang Buddhist Sect.

Fang Cun had already spotted a woman in green not far away. Although he was puzzled as to why she appeared outside the city, the most urgent task was to deal with the demonic energy first.

If the evil spirit were to invade mortals, it would be troublesome.

Thinking of this, he stood still in the vortex, summoning the flying spirit sword in front of him.

"You should become the Tathagata!"

Shen Jin saw the man utter four golden characters, and his eyes also emitted golden light.

Then, with him as the center, golden light spread outwards with overwhelming force. The entangled black smoke had no time to escape and was completely annihilated.

The demonic energy was dispelled, and the man subdued his aura. The longsword fell into his palm, and he wiped it before sheathing it.

He stood there, his eyes fixed on Shen Jin.

Shen Jin happened to look into his eyes and saw his particularly clear amber eyes.

If the pupils were lighter in color, he wouldn't look solemn, but would look like a young animal that hadn't experienced much of the world. Thinking this, Shen Jin walked towards the monk.

Fang Cun watched her approach, a hint of confusion in his gentle eyes. Then he saw her stretch out her right hand in his direction.

"My name is Shen Jin."

Fang Cun stared at her palm, thinking of the instructions of several masters in the temple, and closed his eyes: "I am not a monk, and I can't read palms."

The master said that he should travel the world as an ordinary person and must not let others know his identity as a Buddhist disciple.

"Hahahaha!"

Not asking for it.

Shen Jin's laughter was too crisp. She maintained the gesture of extending her hand: "You should answer your name and then shake my hand."

Fang Cun felt a little embarrassed for a rare moment.

He stretched out his hand like Shen Jin: "My name is Fang Cun." He felt the human warmth through the clasped hands, which separated at the touch, but made Fang Cun feel much calmer.

He saluted towards Shen Jin and said, "It's dangerous in the wild. You should return to the city as soon as possible."

Shen Jin nodded, but followed Fang Cun when he left, following behind him like a tail.

"This is not the way back to the city."

Fang Cun turned around and looked at Shen Jin, his voice gentle. He pointed in a direction: "The nearest city is called Baiwei, on the east side."

Shen Jin raised an eyebrow: "What if I don't go back to Baiwei City?"

Fang Cun didn't quite agree, but he explained in a good-tempered manner: "It's only half an hour away from the You hour. Once the You hour arrives, it will be dangerous outside the city."

Seeing Shen Jin's fearless and even eager appearance, Fang Cun frowned slightly, obviously distressed: "You will die."

He emphasized the level of danger.

Shen Jin took a few quick steps forward, shortening the distance between him and Fang Cun to just one step away.

She said, "I'm not going into the city."

The city was shimmering with Buddha's light and filled with the sound of Buddhist chants. Even after death, one could be reborn into bliss. Even with a simple calculation, she knew her target wasn't there.

So, she wanted to collect the body outside the city.

It happened that Fang Cun also appeared outside the city, so she couldn't go in.

"Square inch."

She said solemnly: "I will not die."

It's pure confidence.

The demonic energy lingered on her fingertips like a toy, and then she displayed it before Fang Cun's eyes.

Then, in front of his surprised eyes, he crushed it directly.

The person involved clapped his hands nonchalantly, shaking off the non-existent dust.

Fang Cun: "I am presumptuous."

Shen Jin smiled and said, "It's okay."

......

They continued on their way. If Fangcun turned left, she would turn left. If Fangcun turned right, she would turn right. She followed him from a distance of five meters, and there was no way to shake her off.

Fang Cun finally gave up and asked Shen Jin: "You are following me, why?"

Shen Jin just smiled: "We are just going the same way."

"You are so overbearing that you won't even let me walk?"

An ordinary person would simply be annoyed by this person's unreasonable behavior. However, Fang Cun remained expressionless, simply gazing at Shen Jin with an extremely gentle gaze.

"I'm not stopping you from leaving."

After saying this, he stopped, sat cross-legged on the spot, and lit a fire. The meaning was obvious: I won't leave, so you can go now.

Shen Jin was thick-skinned. She also sat down where she was. Instead of starting a fire, she took out a wild pigeon and some mushrooms from somewhere and started roasting them.

The pigeon was spinning, and oil and water splashed into sparks.

She asked, "Can monks eat meat?"