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Chapter 12 The Dao Ke Dao

That night.

When Wan Jianyi took Jiang Yuye back to the dilapidated hut where he lived, he motioned Jiang Yuye to sit on the straw mat first, and said: "Yuye, I know you have a grateful heart and you have deep feelings for your companions, so I came here to practice as a last resort, and now I want to ask you the last question, do you regret coming here?"

There is a bit of disillusionment in the plain words, but who is Jiang Yuye, who is a time traveler, how can he not hear the persuasion in the other party's words?
So he immediately turned over again, kowtowed, and said decisively: "What are you talking about, Master?"

"Although I am still young, I also know that 'a teacher for one day, a father for life'. Now that I have worshiped the master, you will be my master no matter what in the future."

"No complaints or regrets?" Looking at the disciple in front of him who was not yet ten years old, Wan Jianyi's originally calm eyes flashed a trace of 'approval'.

The child in front of him has excellent aptitude and disposition, and what is even more valuable is that his character of "going forward without complaint and regret" is very similar to Wan Jianyi.

Thinking back to when he swept across the "wild wild" with his sword in his hands, wasn't that aura of "gazing at the world" just the sublimated version of the child in front of him?
Although so many years have passed, after that incident, although his Taoism has broken through the bottleneck, how can he not grow old if he is 'deadly'?
This child was sent by 'Brother Daoxuan', maybe it's okay to regard him as a kind of sustenance when he was young.

At this thought, Wan Jianben's already shaken heart finally encouraged him to accept the child in front of him.

after all……

He is not a fairy, even if he sees through life and death, how can he be inferior to others in the inheritance of Taoism?

"Forget it, it's okay to accept you as a disciple, but before I teach you the Tao, I have to test your heart for the Tao. If you can pass, you will be the only disciple in my life, but if you can't pass... ..."

"The disciple is also willing to serve the master all year round, and never leave the ancestral hall of the ancestor!" Almost before Wan Jian finished speaking, Jiang Yuye rushed to answer.

As a foresight traveler, Jiang Yuye can also understand what 'Wan Jianyi' is thinking at the moment.

As long as he teaches the 'Tao Law', he has established the title of 'Master and Apprentice' in name. In his early years, Wan Jianyi has been in the world of 'Zhu Xian' for half his life. There are many enemies in 'Dao Dao'. Baiduzi, the blood-sucking old demon, and Duanmu ancestor of Qingyunmen's fighting skills are all defeated by Wan Jianyi's subordinates.

Now that Wan Jianyi accepted Jiang Yuye's entry, if his own heart to the Tao is not strong, and his cultivation of Taoism is even more unsatisfactory, even if he has Wan Jianyi's protection, he may not be able to keep him for long.

Therefore, after completely dissecting the deep meaning implied in Wan Jian's words, Jiang Yuye can only make such a deliberate statement of "regret for life" in order to let the other party pass on his "unique trick" and "law" smoothly. The words come.

"En." Slightly gave the head, Wan Jian paused, and asked Jiang Yuye a question that seemed simple but extremely difficult: "I sent the patriarch Qingye Zhenren to master the profound in Taoism, and even more from the 'Book of Heaven'. During the process, I learned the Daoism handed down by the 'Qingyunmen', I don't know how you understand the word 'Tao' in the rainy night?"

road?
When Jiang Yuye, who had sat down again, heard this, a trace of surprise flashed across her immature face.

Originally, in his opinion, the question asked by Wan Jianyi, who was the twin pride of the previous generation of "Albatron Gate", should be about his personality, but after he knew him well, Wan Jianyi, who was originally reserved, unexpectedly asked such a question uncharacteristically. question.

This 'question', which is very similar to the question Puzhi asked not long ago, can be said to have really caught Jiang Yuye.

Buddha is Tao?

If you answer this way, I am afraid that Wan Jianyi will "squeeze" himself to death first. He Wan Jianyi is the leader of the previous generation of "Qingyunmen" Qunlun, although he does not hold the "Tianyin Temple" which is also righteous. Think about it, but such words still desecrate the harmony between the two factions after all.

It can be said that it is okay to say such things to people like 'Puzhi' who want to solve the 'mystery of longevity', but if it is replaced by others, the effect will be completely opposite.

Wan Jianyi, when he was young, had an extraordinary bearing, was simple and daring, and thus led the group, but he also corresponded to the word "movement" in the "Taoism".

In many classics of "Taoism", there was such an explanation that the word "moving" coincides with "the general trend of heaven", just like the so-called "my fate is up to me", which is passed down by word of mouth in later generations. It is the theory passed down by 'Taoism'.

Movement and stillness, planning and war, the biggest difference between the two is that one advocates 'moving first' while the other advocates 'planning'.

After thinking for a long time, Jiang Yuye sorted it out a bit, then looked at Wan Jianyi's gaze, and said word by word: "Tao is about going forward without complaint or regret, as the saying goes, 'My fate is up to me. ', what is 'Tao'?"

"Master's practice is Dao, and Dao is to compete with the sky for good fortune, with the earth for luck, and with people for status. The combination of the three will finally return to the original and return to the original. Doing as we please is what we really want to pursue! "

Combination of theory and reality.

These remarks can be said to correspond to Wan Jianyi's "Tao", and at the same time indirectly describe the Tao that Jiang Yuye will pursue in the future.

He is a latecomer, he does not have Wan Jianyi's spirit and spirit of "going forward without complaint or regret", nor does Daoxuan Master's ability of "planning before acting", the reason why he chooses to worship Wan Jianyi Teacher, the first is to help this epic hero seek justice, and the second is to combine everything he has to pursue his own 'way of freedom'.

Happy?

What is Happy?

Do whatever you want, unrestrained, and what your heart wants is the "Tao" he pursues.

He, Jiang Yuye, does not seek to be a leader, nor does he seek to understand Taoism, he only seeks to have the ability to protect those who should be protected.

For example, like the divine general Fei Peng seen in the previous life, his strength can be called the number one in the Six Realms, but what was the final result?
It's not the end of being beaten into the 'world'.

So what if he was looking at his master Wan Jianyi?
Even though his Taoism is penetrating, and his righteousness reverberates in the world, but in the end, wasn't he plotted to death by the 'Reverend Daoxuan'?
Otherwise, how could he be 'distressed'?
In the final analysis, all of these are just that they failed to grasp a stronger power and did not comprehend the Tao that is above the 'shackles'.

(End of this chapter)