Yet facing those simple, fearless, and fervently believing Gummy People Warriors, Ryuzoji Temple Jia Hong dared not say much, only harboring silent resentment in his heart. If he felt this way, then for Juehui the Great Monk, deeply versed in Buddhism, reading the Book of Ama Colley would certainly be "I can do this too," rather than "Let me write it instead." After assessing the "cultural level" of the East Sea Priest, Juehui indeed had other ideas, such as laying down escape routes like a cunning rabbit...
"Ahem! Juehui Monk Master, your arrival this time, I assume, is not for sharing tea and discussing Zen with me. Seeing your radiant countenance, it seems the matters in Kansai are almost settled? And what of Shiba Rongdong's Shogunate post?..."
