It's just that Buddhism existed in Taoism much earlier than Western religion, and it was not willing to be under Western religion at all.

They believe that they are the great practitioners of Buddhism, while Westerners are only minor practitioners of Buddhism.

Western religions are as strong as clouds, and Buddhist countries are not weak either.

The two sides have been entangled for who knows how many years, but to no avail.

As the co-head of the Taoist court, Emperor Horimoto wanted to help the Buddhist kingdom suppress the new Western religion.

However, the Taoist Ancestor of the human race was too powerful, so he suppressed the Yongsheng Palace and warned him not to participate in the fights of the people below, otherwise he would not be the co-leader.

Emperor Horimoto felt very aggrieved. However, despite his strength, he could only endure this tone.

After that, he didn't even dare to have much contact with the Buddhist country, otherwise, he would be worried about being criticized and dealt with by Taozu as an excuse.

Fortunately, after Daozu came to Daoting, he did not interfere in any more things. He just allowed many forces on the cosmic disk to take root in Daoting, and Daozu took the initiative to leave Daoting.

At first, Emperor Horimoto thought that after Daozu left, he would be able to crush any new forces that had established a foothold in Daoting.

But he just stopped a guy named Yang from building a cave in Kuyuan Mountain, the Taoist Holy Land, and he was labeled as the Yongsheng True Palace.

When he thought he could take advantage of Yang, several strong men who were no less powerful than him directly warned him that if he dared to bully the weak, he, the co-master of the Eternal Saint Palace, would not have to do so.

Emperor Horimoto was very aggrieved. As the co-master of the Eternal Saint Palace, anyone could help him.

If he doesn't like it, tell him not to do it. If he doesn't like it, tell him not to do it.

Emperor Horimoto couldn't take his mind back for a while because he heard about the Buddhist kingdom.

Until an officer on duty next to him whispered a reminder: "Holy Lord, do you want to let the envoy from the Buddha Kingdom come in?"

The power of the Buddhist kingdom was so powerful that even the small duty officials around Emperor Horimoto knew that they could not be offended easily.

People have informed me that it is wrong to leave people alone like this.
Chapter completed!