The news that the Buddha had manifested at Chishan Temple, accompanied by the resounding of bells and drums, spread throughout the entire city in less than an hour. By the next day, the temple entrance was packed with cars. People would burn high incense even for clay Bodhisattvas; a true Buddha, naturally, drew even more.
In the scripture-lecture hall, Zhou Tieyi sat in the seat of honor, holding a lotus flower as he explained the methods of entering the Martial Dao through dreams. He had derived this technique by combining Hu Wenlang's "World of Dreams" method with the martial practice of his young apprentice, Deng Xuehu. This dream world was unique; even a Sage would be reduced to a mortal within it. However, since even the Buddha could not create something from nothing, the world existed based on dreams, and therefore, the power of dreams could be harnessed.
As for how many of these seekers before him could actually cultivate this, Zhou Tieyi had yet to determine.
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