Johime Three Kingdoms

Chapter 501 Huang Tianji’s true identity
Realizing that there was something wrong with Bai Tu's expression, Yujit corrected him with a straight face: "When Pindao and Zhang Jiao first traveled around the world together, it was Pindao who spread the talisman water widely! But later Zhang Jiao wanted to use his name, Pindao has never publicized it... As for after the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Pindao has taken these things lightly."

This is exactly what Bai Tu is questioning in his heart - don't think I don't know. It's obvious that you only treat the rich and powerful, and all you give to ordinary people are isatis root...

This is also the difference between the sermons of Yu Ji and Zhang Jiao. Yu Ji completely followed the "high-end route". Before he met the Ming Lord, he was also a guest of many famous people in Jiangdong. He deceived the people... just by the way and as a stepping stone.

In contrast, judging from the composition of the Yellow Turban Army, Zhang Jiao's sermons at that time were purely "grassroots line"!
"Ahem, Master Taoist, please continue to talk." Bai Tu looked like he had no doubts in his heart.

"Later... Pindao discovered some changes in Zhang Jiao. He just thought that as he continued to travel, he would smooth out the edges and corners, so he didn't worry too much. After all, cultivation is his own business. Later, because he got to know Miss Ning, Miss Ning They chose Zhang Jiao again, and Pindao also wanted to part ways with them.

However, Pindao made a big mistake... That night, Miss Ning, who had not yet made a lifelong commitment to Zhang Jiao, came to find Pindao..."

Bai Tu's ears suddenly became perked.

"Pindao lent her the land scroll!" Yu Ji said with regret in his tone.

"Originally, Miss Ning told me that she was worried that without me, Zhang Jiao's nosy temper and the half-hearted Fu Shui would be beaten to death sooner or later, so... she proposed that she would leave on her own and invite Zhang Jiao and me. Cape continues to travel.

Pindao would naturally not agree, but Miss Ning knew that Zhang Jiao valued ideals more than human love, and even more than his own life, and therefore believed that I was more important than her...

Pindao was also obsessed with it. In a moment of emotion and jealousy, he silently wrote the scroll of the earth that he had understood thoroughly to her, and reminded her that she must not let Zhang Jiao know the content!

Miss Ning was originally from Xinglin. Her parents died in banditry, and she was rescued by Zhang Jiao and me.Although she is a woman, she has been literate since she was a child and is familiar with medicine. She should be able to learn the medicine-related content on the land scroll.

Moreover, the poor Taoist at that time only thought that Miss Ning would roll the land as a means to make Zhang Jiao inseparable from her, and would not show the roll to Zhang Jiao. What's more, with Senior Brother Zuo Ci's glaring incident, Zhang Jiao's number I have never wanted to read the land scroll again in this year! "

"But later Zhang Jiao also understood the contents of the scroll?" Bai Tu also understood that this should also be related to Huang Tianji's appearance.

"Yes, it is precisely because of this that Pindao finally understood why the master did not allow us to study each other's Taoist books. In these three volumes of Taoist books, it is okay for us to only choose the aspects that we are good at, but if we are greedy for too much If the two books are combined, there will be unexpected chain side effects, which are not something we who have insufficient practice can bear.

Zhang Jiao obtained the "God and Mingzhi" Earth Scroll, which can easily win over people's hearts, and his own "Invite God to Accept the Immortal" Human Scroll is a kind of self-suggestion, or it consumes a lot of mental power. , to temporarily create the ability to create a pseudo-personality for yourself...

After combining the two, Zhang Jiao realized the ability to absorb spiritual power from the admiration of others, and used this to create a permanent existence, a 'true personality' that was entangled with his own personality and even suppressed his own personality... He later became the 'Tiangong General'.

After the Yellow Turban Uprising, I secretly met with him. At that time, his condition was already very bad, and I suspected...his two younger brothers took on part of his split true personality, that is, the 'Di Gong General' ', 'Ren Gong General', otherwise he will lose himself even more.

It was precisely under the influence of his "true personality" that Zhang Jiao's temperament became more and more extreme. General Tiangong... can be said to be the collective resentment of the poor people who believed in him at that time towards the Han Dynasty and the world.

Zhang Jiao's own personality was increasingly affected by this, and he finally began to plan an uprising. First of all, the uprising required a 'different concubine'. Combining two volumes of the South China Sutra, he came up with a way to transform strangers into different concubines, but he needed to start with 'different concubines'. He started nurturing him when he was born, and the one he chose was his biological daughter...

When I learned that Miss Ning had suffered two miscarriages, I wanted to seek treatment, but every time I passed by Zhang Jiao's travel route, now that I think about it... it was probably Zhang Jiao who was avoiding me on purpose!
Those two miscarriages were probably not due to Miss Ning's physical condition or accidents, but because the son she was carrying could not bear the transformation into Cheng Ji, which led to the miscarriage.

The third time... Finally, Ms. Ning was pregnant with a daughter, and her daughter was born successfully. However, due to two previous miscarriages, Ms. Ning was very weak and died not long after giving birth to her daughter...

Zhang Jiao named his daughter Zhang Ning. I met them once after Miss Ning passed away, but at that time Zhang Jiao was still able to control the "General Tiangong", and Pindao didn't see anything. She is only four or five years old, but she is already very sensible, much better than her father.

It was not until later... after the Zhang Jiao incident that Pindao realized that Zhang Jiao created an ideal land of peace and prosperity and transformed the people's expectations into a real personality. Before his daughter was born, he Taking it as a 'cauldron', Zhang Ning was 'Huang Tian' before he was born, and his own personality is almost one with his real personality!
When Ning'er was 16 years old, when her real personality and her own personality were completely integrated and matured, she also transformed into 'Huang Tianji'..."

"Then when we were in Guangzong, Huang Tianji disappeared and Zhang Jiao died suddenly because..." Bai Tu was somewhat aware, but also a little confused.

"I don't know the details. The last time I saw Zhang Jiao and Ning'er was when the Yellow Turban Army was at its peak. It turned out that after knowing some of the details, I wanted to settle the score with Zhang Jiao. I want to stop and continue to use Miss Ning’s daughter.

But...Pindao at that time was not at all the opponent of Zhang Jiao, or General Tiangong.After a lot of fighting, it was Zhang Jiao's own personality that controlled his subordinates to be merciful, and he was able to escape. " Yu Ji said helplessly.

Although Taoist disciples and counselors are both mentally strong, their methods are different.

In fact... to a certain extent, it is similar to the difference between the battlefield sect and the martial arts sect in Qi cultivation.

The battlefield sect and the martial arts sect are, firstly, different in their style of moves, and secondly, in the cultivation and application of Qi. The former focuses on practicality, while the latter focuses on subtlety. The former is good at fighting enemies on the battlefield, while the latter is good at fighting in rivers and lakes...

The two coincided at the top. Lu Bu could challenge anyone to death without wearing armor, and Zhao Yun was an undisputed detached god general and a battlefield legend.

Taoism's use of mental power is usually one-on-one, or it focuses on one-to-many in an infectious way.

That is to say, you need the other party to believe in you, create an atmosphere that is beneficial to you, and gradually "mislead" more people. It is impossible to really use Taoist methods to kill everyone.

It's like giving Yu Ji enough preparation. He can perform great transformations on living people and even the heaven and earth among countless believers, making people feel like he is like a god. But when the two armies are facing each other, do you expect him to confuse the enemy?

The enemy will not give him the opportunity to step by step and gradually deepen the hint!
In contrast, Zhou Yu's Shura Warlord's effect is more direct, taking effect on both himself and the enemy instantly...

Of course, this does not mean that Zhou Yu's mental power is stronger and his use is more scientific. To a certain extent, it can be regarded as Zhou Yu's preparatory work, which takes effect during daily training - Shura Warlord is exactly what he wants to do to his own side. The effect range is larger and stronger, and the intimidation effect on the enemy is only incidental.

Moreover, the effect on the enemy is that they are more likely to panic. In fact, if it is a one-on-one challenge, Zhou Yu is definitely no match for a group of soldiers, so he can only try when the number is small to see if he can scare them all away...

However, no matter whether it is a person in the Taoist sect or a counselor, the role of mental power is the same. First, it interferes with other people on the mental level, such as Zhou Yu's Shura Warlord, such as the mental suggestion mentioned by Yu Ji;

The second is to strengthen oneself at the spiritual level - such as Pang Tong's "Walking Thousands of Miles", such as Zhang Jiao's "Invite God";
The third is to temporarily blur certain rules to achieve "magical" effects - such as Chen Gong's "Ming Ce", such as Yu Ji's "drawing talismans", such as Lu Su's "Observation of Earth's Qi".

What they have in common is that none of them can kill directly, let alone teleport or something...

The reason why people from the Taoist sect seem incompatible with counselors, unlike the martial arts sect and the battlefield sect among generals, is mainly because... the martial arts sect warriors who are military commanders also know how to learn the art of war and read military books!

People in Taoist sects often have little interest in governance or military strategy.

And just like Pang Tong, the brain that used to be used to think about strategies and tactics is now used to think about chemical reactions and physical changes. Isn’t it just as useful?
It’s just that it’s difficult for others to be able to quickly accept so many different aspects of knowledge like Pang Tong. Ordinary people can do one thing well, which is already good enough...

Although mental power has the effect of strengthening the activeness of thinking, but... whether you use this "activeness" to think about policy and military strategies, or use it to think about the mysteries of nature, the effect is still very different, just because of the different knowledge and ways of thinking. It's also different. Yu Ji can't think of any political and military strategies, and he can't concentrate on learning this aspect.

Zhou Yu and Lu Su both pretended to be the real "enemy of ten thousand people". What they wanted to do was "strategize and win decisively thousands of miles away", and they certainly didn't bother to learn any "side ways".

Zhang Jiao may have actually learned some, and Yu Ji even suspected that the "Tiangong General" personality is very suitable for learning these!
If Zhou Yu and Lu Su were fighting, it would definitely be more efficient to pull out the sword and strike, and it has nothing to do with mental strength.

However, for Ji and Zhang Jiao, two such strong Taoists, it is not an exaggeration to describe their one-on-one duel as "fighting skills."

After Yu Ji returned without success, he never saw Zhang Jiao, Zhang Ning, or Huang Tianji again.

After learning about Zhang Jiao's fate, Yu Ji suspected that Zhang Ning's own personality had realized something, and some confusion arose. He was unwilling to assist Zhang Jiao anymore, and the "Tiangong General" personality was completely out of control...

(End of this chapter)