The Tathagata Buddha, being the progenitor of ten thousand Buddhas, naturally stood in the forefront, aiming to claim the greatest benefits. Yet now, Maitreya Buddha stood before him, seemingly ready to replace him and seize the greatest rewards.
Had it been earlier, faced with Maitreya Buddha's actions, the Tathagata Buddha would undoubtedly have expressed dissatisfaction, thereby expelling him. But at this moment, even with the deepest of resentment, he could only suppress it within his heart.
The reason was simple: the successful fusion of the Five Directions World this time was entirely due to the overwhelming efforts of the Saints.
Being such, as the personal disciple of a Saint, Maitreya Buddha naturally had the qualifications to reap the greatest rewards, leaving no room for opposition.
After Maitreya Buddha, a group of his junior disciples, such as the Sunlight Bodhisattva and Moonlight Bodhi, also stepped forward, replacing those ahead of them.
