This statement is not problematic.
However, when it comes from someone like Tu Hu, whose identity is complex and position contradictory, it carries a subtle nuance of vagueness.
Jiang Wang was inclined to ask if the sect mentioned in Tu Hu's words included the God of Cangtu, but he recalled the Son of Heaven's principle of 'bringing only ears and eyes.' Therefore, he said instead: "I haven't given it much thought; mainly due to my impurities, I felt I had no affinity with Buddhism."
Tu Hu remarked: "You say you are impure, and yet you haven't visited the shrine of divine grace. It seems you have grand plans."
Jiang Wang replied: "Actually, it's quite small."
