Buddhism has three ancient Buddhas representing the past, present, and future, namely Ran Deng, Tathagata, and Maitreya.
These three ancient Buddhas govern the legendary Western Heavenly Buddha Realm.
Among them, Ancient Buddha Ran Deng controls the power of the past, the Buddha Tathagata controls the power of the present, and Maitreya Buddha controls the power of the future.
There is a saying: ten thousand years is too long, seize the day.
Whether it is the present or the future, for cultivators, it remains very ethereal.
Now... the struggle of the moment is the life of a cultivator, so in Buddhism, Tathagata, who masters the power of the present, surpasses both Ran Deng and Maitreya, becoming the master of Buddhism.
Be it Ran Deng, Tathagata, or Maitreya, any one of these ancient Buddhas can slay a Great Emperor.
And they each only mastered one of the powers of past, present, or future, yet they possess such terrifying power.
