Junior sister, she is fierce and beautiful

Chapter 116 The Starry Sky

"Although flowers, plants and trees cannot walk, and although birds, beasts, insects and fish are not as intelligent as humans, they each have their own way of living. The poor monk who thinks that fish must be like people and can walk on the shore to be considered equal, is the one who puts his own Ideas are imposed on everything."

"The luckiest thing for the poor monk is to be reincarnated as a koi in the Fuling pond, and to be able to embark on a journey across mountains, rivers and seas for Fuling. Just like you sword cultivators have sword intent, this experience has become the poor monk's life. Buddha heart."

Hearing what Ji Zhi said, Fu Ling couldn't help but look at her sword. Sword intent is really important to sword repairers. For Ji Zhi, the days with her are as important as sword intent degree?

"Jizhi is not easy. To practice reincarnation, you have to reincarnate so many times, and you still can't be a human being." Fu Ling said with emotion.

Ji Zhi was helpless, "It's not that I can't be a human being. The poor monk's heart knot mainly lies in everything other than humans, so he can be reincarnated into other creatures. And now that the poor monk's heart knot has been solved, there is no need to enter reincarnation."

"How do you practice stillness? Does it mean that you will improve your cultivation level once you reincarnate?"

"The poor monk does not need to practice. The poor monk's physique is slightly different, and he can pass through the world. As long as the mind is clear, the cultivation level will improve by itself." Ji Zhi replied.

"Can it still be like this?" Fu Ling was shocked. These sword cultivators practiced exhaustingly every day, but some people didn't have to do anything, as long as they wanted to improve their cultivation base, they would gradually increase their cultivation base.

"The Buddhist disciples of the past dynasties in Sanqing Temple are like this, and only in this way can they be bowed by the Buddha lotus. There is also a similar physique in Taoist cultivation. After finishing speaking, I wanted to give Fu Ling a few examples of innate Taoism, but since he inherited the knowledge of Buddha Lotus, he couldn't name a specific person. After all, innate Taoism is rarer than Buddha's son, and there are very few records. .

"The way of heaven is unfair, Ji Zhi, now it's my turn to have a heart knot about the equality of all living beings."

"The poor monk thinks that Fu Ling's state of mind is the best compared to the innate Dao body." Ji Zhi rarely saw the expression on Fu Ling's face so rich, and couldn't help feeling a little funny, "It's the same if the innate Dao body is in an unstable state of mind." Not to mention not being able to ascend, the realm will plummet. The same is true for Buddhist cultivation, although cultivation is easier than others, but it is limited by many states of mind."

"In the process of cultivation, high talent is certainly enviable, but the higher the realm, the more you will understand that the only thing that really matters is the state of mind. Especially you Daoist cultivators often say that cultivating immortals is going against the sky. If the state of mind is not firm enough, how can you win?" It's a day."

Whether Fu Ling is good at cultivation or in a good mood, she naturally thinks far less than Ji Zhi, but she feels that what Ji Zhi said must be right.

There is no need to be envious of those who are talented and can practice at a rapid pace. Since the only end point of the cultivation journey is ascension, no matter whether it is fast or slow, as long as they reach the end point, they will be victorious.

She just needs to follow her own pace and approach the finish line step by step.

From the clear river to the North Sea, Fu Ling and Ji Zhi drifted in a small boat for more than ten days.

The current at the estuary was turbulent, and the boat was swept in by the chaotic current. Fuling was staggered by the boat and couldn't stand still, but Ji Zhi stood upright while paddling, which made Fuling very envious.

"This water flow is much faster than when the poor monk came, and it's a bit weird." Ji Zhi looked at the water flow under the boat and noticed something strange.

"Is the tide going to rise?" Fu Ling knelt down, supported the edge of the boat, picked up a fallen leaf that fell on her clothes, and threw it into the water.

The leaf did not flow into the sea along with the current, but turned around in place, and was crushed in the end.

"It's possible, there are many unknown situations in the sea, we have to be more cautious." Ji Zhi paddled vigorously, the boat overcame the current and entered the sea smoothly.

Once entering the sea, everything in front of me becomes wider, and there is nothing else except a piece of blue water.

As night fell, the sky was full of stars, and at this time the boat had already rowed away from the shore for a long distance, and Fu Ling could hardly see the shore when standing on the boat.

It was windy at sea, but Ji Zhi blessed his spiritual power beside the boat, and the strong wind couldn't blow in at all.

Fuling simply sat down and looked up at the night sky. The sky was endlessly black, and the sea water under the boat was also endlessly black. The stars in the sky were reflected in the sea water, which was very beautiful.

There is not even an island on this huge sea, only their boat, which is so small that it can only accommodate two people, is surrounded by silence, only the sound of sea water beating the hull, quiet and peaceful.

"Fu Ling, if you're sleepy, go to sleep, you can rest assured that poor monks are watching over the situation at sea." Seeing Fu Ling squinting, looking like he was about to fall asleep, Ji Zhi said.

"Is Ji Zhi sleepy?" Fu Ling asked.

"The poor monk is not sleepy, as long as Fuling sleeps."

"Okay, then I'm going to sleep, wake me up if something happens." Fu Ling sat on the boat, her chin clicked, and she quickly closed her eyes.

At this time, although the sea was calm and the boat was sailing smoothly, Fu Ling, who was sitting and sleeping, was still staggering, lacking a place to support her head. Ji Zhi looked at her as if she might fall down at any time.

"Be careful." Seeing that Fu Ling's head was about to hit the bottom of the boat, Ji Zhi quickly let go of the oar and supported Fu Ling's head.

The oar broke away from Ji Zhi's hand and did not fall, but was driven by Ji Ji's spiritual power to paddle unhurriedly.

Ji Zhi sat down next to Fu Ling, and put one hand under Fu Ling's head to serve as a pillow for Fu Ling, without disturbing Fu Ling.

A good night's dream, the next day the sun was shining on the sea surface, the sea surface was sparkling, and occasionally the waves swayed softly.

Fu Ling climbed up, sat upright on the boat, looked at Ji Zhi's red hands, and smiled embarrassedly: "Ji Zhi, does your hand hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt, did Fu Ling sleep well?" Ji Zhi withdrew his hand, the smile on his face was brighter than the morning sun.

Opening his eyes, he could see the blue sky, blue sea and such a beautiful smile, Fu Ling was in a great mood.

"Slept well."

Fu Ling looked around on the boat, trying to see how far their boat had drifted out that night.

As a result, the coast and islands were not seen at all, but a red light glowed faintly at the place where the sky and the sea meet on the right.

"Jizhi, don't you think it's a bit strange there?" Fu Ling pointed to the direction of the red light, turned her head and asked Jizhi.

The sun has risen completely at this moment, and it's not the sunset glow, so how could it be so red.

"It's very strange. Somewhere in the sea, something important is happening that we don't know about." Ji Zhi cast a spell on the ship, making the ship move much faster.

The sea is not very peaceful, they cannot stay in the North Sea for long.

Not long after Fu Ling discovered the red light, the red light spread wider and wider, and a huge wave rose from a long distance, rushing towards them, and at the same time, the boat also began to move slightly. It shook, as if something was shaking under the sea.

(End of this chapter)