Buddha Tathagata smiled faintly: "In the mundane world, the Human race has a saying—there are no eternal friends, nor eternal enemies, only eternal interests. The dispute between Poor Monk and Great Emperor Changsheng does not affect the temporary and brief cooperation with Great Emperor Changsheng."
His true thoughts were that Ji Changsheng was not to be feared; from beginning to end, Tathagata had never considered Ji Changsheng a contender in the struggle for sainthood.
What He cared about now was the strength of Hao Tian.
This time Hao Tian broke through the prohibition of Cundi's Dharma, which had caused ripples in the Buddha heart of Cultivation Path Ancestor until now.
Divine Lord Xuanwu could help Tathagata stabilize the wavering Buddha heart, increasing His chances of victory against Hao Tian by thirty percent.
By comparison, even the conflicts with Ji Changsheng could temporarily be set aside.
Emperor Zhen Wu looked deeply at Buddha Tathagata.
