"It is said, Saint Emperor, that you were once possessed by a Demon. I wonder if the current you is truly yourself."
Tathāgata sneered coldly, and it must be said that his sneer in the form of a golden Buddha was especially chilling to the bone.
However, his words did not cause an uproar in the Holy City.
The millions remained silent. They were not about to be misled by Tathāgata's words. Since Qin Jun took up the mantle of Saint Emperor, the common folk found their lives improving, and cultivators felt the loosening of resources for spiritual cultivation. The entire Southern Domain and the Human Clan were basking in a thriving and joyous atmosphere.
Tathāgata's aggressive demeanor clearly hid ulterior motives. Anyone who believed him was a fool.
