Journey to the West If the Buddha s uncle eats countless people, why don t the Buddhas care?

Because the status of the Buddha is relatively high and prestigious, no one dares to touch his uncle.

In "Journey to the West", the three Buddhas that make Rulai the most feared are the Heavenless Buddha, the Master of Burning Lamp, and the Monkey King.

In "Journey to the West", the three Buddhas that make Rulai the most feared are the Ancient Buddha of the Burning Lamp, the Buddha of Heavenlessness, and the Buddha of Fighting. First of all, he is the oldest in the Buddha world, and everyone respects him when they see him, and they must respect him if they come. Secondly, Wutian is also a Buddha, but when he encounters a demon, he becomes a Moluo, and finally becomes a Buddha of Wutian, and even Rulai can only be reincarnated for refuge.

In the end, it is to fight to defeat the Buddha, because if Rulai wants to restore his true body, it is all up to Sun Wukong to save it, if Sun Wukong does not work hard to save the Buddha realm and the heavenly realm, then Rulai will not exist.

One is Wutian, which is the big boss with a cape. One is to burn the lamp, and the last one is known to everyone, but you may be surprised that this person is the Monkey King.

What's so strange about this, even if they were born in the same family, they have different attainments and different statuses.

If the Buddha is the ancestor of all Buddhas, his uncle is not his biological uncle, the Buddha was swallowed by the peacock before, he recognized the peacock as the reborn parents, the peacock and Dapeng were both born of the phoenix, so Dapeng is his uncle.

The Buddha's uncle is the greenhouse, because the greenhouse and the peacock are the same mother, the Buddha respectfully called the peacock the Buddha's mother, and Dapeng is naturally his uncle.

If the Buddha is the ancestor of all Buddhas, no one stipulates that the people around him must be good people, his uncle is evil, willing to fall, and can't complain about others.

Rulai did not admit that Dapeng was his uncle, Sun Wukong said that it was because Dapeng and Peacock were born of the same mother, and Peacock was the Buddha mother of Rulai Buddha, so Dapeng was his uncle.

The dragon also has nine sons, so the Jade Emperor and his uncle are also different, they are all like this, and they are all different.

The Buddha is the ancestor of all Buddhas, but the relatives around him are not necessarily good people, because some people pursue and yearn for life, and some people pursue the edification of interests.

A dragon has nine sons, not to mention that the people of a family are different, everyone has their own ambitions, and the results they have are all caused by their own nurture. It has nothing to do with blood.