One must admit that although Jiang Liu's words were intended to protect the treasure in his hands, refusing to offer it up.
Nonetheless, when these words were spoken, even the Immortals of the Heavenly Court secretly nodded in agreement.
Indeed, the death of the Emperor of Longevity is somewhat related to Xuanzang, but letting the Tathagata demand him to produce a treasure as an apology? How does that make sense?
No matter what kind of treasure, it's inappropriate, isn't it?
Could it be that the Emperor of Longevity's life is only worth the price of a single treasure among them?
"There's some truth in Xuanzang's words!"
The Great Jade Emperor, who originally planned to watch without intervening, also chimed in at this point, saying: "Moreover, if the treasure from Xuanzang is an apology, shouldn't it be offered to our Heavenly Court? Offering it to the Buddha is like transferring from one hand to another. How can this convince everyone?"
"This..."
