Which Was Different About Buddhism by the Time It Arrived

Which was different about Buddhism by the time it arrived in China?

A) It had evolved into a highly ritualistic and impersonal philosophy.
B) It had become similar to Daoism, in that it, too, stressed proper thought and action just for the sake of doing the right thing.
C) It had become more of a true faith, promising its adherents a happy eternal life.
D) Most people viewed it with some alarm, because it had begun to deify the Buddha.
E) It was no longer as tolerant of other belief systems as it had been in India.