Core of the Sage.

Summary

Xun Sheng and Fa Hai engage in a heated discussion regarding Du Yu, who has inadvertently destroyed numerous Buddhist temples and the Leifeng Pagoda. Fa Hai demands punishment for Du Yu, suggesting his life be forfeit, while Xun Sheng defends him with a light reprimand, asserting the need for a dialogue. Despite Fa Hai's outrage, Xun Sheng cleverly redirects the situation, recognizing the broader implications of Du Yu's actions in the ongoing conflict between scholars and the Buddhist community. As they discuss the concept of "Haoran righteous qi," they realize its potential to empower scholars against formidable demon beasts, highlighting the urgent need for a stronger resistance in the face of rising threats to humanity.

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