Chapter 333 — I'm an Infinite Regressor, But I've Got Stories to Tell

Chapter 333

The narrator reflects on the decline of once-powerful factions, focusing on the renegade monk Seok-hwa, who refuses to accept his fall from grace and seeks to revive the glory of Joseon Dynasty monk-armies. This attempt fails spectacularly because modern monks lack the hardened survival instincts of their ancestors, leading to a disastrous 'monk-warrior' movement. Consequently, Seok-hwa’s cult collapses, leaving him abandoned with only a handful of frail elderly followers. The narrator, having previously subdued major pseudo-religious threats like Mo Gwang-seo’s Resurrection Church (neutralized by Sim Ah-ryeon) and Cheon Yo-hwa, now deals with the remnants of these groups. Seok-hwa, now a low-level figure, attempts to curry favor with the narrator by serving tea and proposing a cross-country pilgrimage to perform funeral rites for Hollow entities. The narrator observes the eleven elderly believers, noting their devotion and their reliance on Noh Do-hwa for medical support, specifically Shin Su-bin, who requires an ankle brace. Su-bin expresses guilt over burdening Do-hwa with his medical needs and intends to join the pilgrimage to find purpose before his time runs out. Moved by Su-bin’s selflessness and recognizing that helping patients is Do-hwa’s true source of fulfillment rather than a burden, the narrator urges Su-bin to stay, framing it as therapy for Do-hwa. Seok-hwa offers temple fare, but the narrator refuses, insisting the resources feed the elders. He then physically silences Seok-hwa by pressing a pressure point, delivering a stark warning: Seok-hwa is not saving others; he is surviving because of the companionship of his followers. The chapter concludes with the 'Unite in Buddha-Heart, Cross-Country Funeral Tour Squad' departing Busan, a fragile group of a monk and eleven seniors facing a dangerous journey north.

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