Tao Qian appeared, and immediately, a myriad of gazes, both bright and stealthy, swept over him, all emanating a sense of amazement at his outer appearance.
The first to exclaim was the Taiping Army's young general Shi Zhongsheng, who had been subdued by Si Xixin and was known for his loyalty.
"The Master's dharma body is harmonious, naturally endowed with the aura of the Buddha, untainted by dust, free from wicked filth, and not even the slightest trace of mutation is present."
"I, Shi Zhongsheng, have seen many a Buddha's son, but such a high monk and Buddha's son as the Master is truly a first for me. No wonder he has such a reputation."
This young general, holding a treasure sword and divine bow, spoke flatteringly, but his expression was sincere, and one could hear that he meant what he said.
His exclamation was also what others felt in their hearts.
It couldn't be helped!
