Earlier, he wondered why the book cover had so many fancy words, yet the title that circulated only had three words, "Wisdom Fruit".
It sounds like a children's book.
Now he discovered that it was all nonsense. Those demons, ignorant and unskilled, guessed a few words and randomly named it.
The original title of the book is "Collection of the Wisdom of Divine Wisdom Fruit".
Indeed, it was the Dharma collection of Master Xiong, a strong figure of the Buddhism of the Demon Clan, who preached atop Ancient Nan Mountain, recorded and organized by his disciple, the tenth Dharma King below his seat.
The main topics are "Wisdom", "Spiritual Intelligence", "Basic Nature", and "Cause and Effect", discussing their relationship with Buddhism. There are also some historical notes and comments interspersed, mainly to provide proof for the teachings, and naturally, it's not objective.
But for Jiang Wang, these are precisely the most important contents.
For example, this segment—
