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Tianye Shenjun's words were full of teasing.
But his eyes were fixed on Chu Junyin, waiting for his response.

However, Chu Junyin's expression became increasingly gloomy.

At this critical moment, what he didn't expect was that Wanyu suddenly held his hand.

"It's all up to the ancestor's orders." Wanyu's voice was soft and firm, as if she had made all preparations and was willing to give everything.

She looked at Chu Junyin, her eyes as clear as autumn water, full of silence.

"Don't worry, Master and I will give birth to a child for the Ye family."

Upon hearing this, Tianye Divine Lord showed a satisfied smile on his face.
He clapped his hands, his voice seemed to be filled with some relief: "That's it, very good! Very good! The descendants of the Godly Sovereign... Tsk tsk, it seems that my Ye family has hope, hope!"

At this moment, Tianye Divine Lord's gaze fell on Chu Junyin again, with a bit of teasing and ridicule:
"But... isn't the hierarchy a bit confusing? You are Wanyu's master and her husband. This relationship is quite interesting."

"Then how should I address you, Brother Dao?"

Chu Junyin said slowly, "Fellow Daoist, there is really no need to worry about such trivial matters. We can just discuss our own affairs."

After hearing this, Lord Tianye nodded slightly to show his agreement.

He then said, "Although Wanyu is gifted, her character is very naughty and erratic. However, she is at least my direct descendant."

"So I hope you can be more tolerant and partial to her, and never let her suffer any injustice."

Chu Junyin's voice was as calm as water, without any ups and downs, and even the slightest emotional fluctuation was difficult to capture: "Daoyou can rest assured."

After receiving this reply, Tianye Divine Lord continued:

"In that case, I will come back to visit you a thousand years later."

"I just hope that Brother Dao and Wanyu can have a baby soon, so that we can have more descendants in the Ye family."

As soon as he finished speaking, Lord Tianye's figure suddenly shook, as fast as lightning.

The next moment, his entire body turned into a stream of fire and rushed towards the sky.

In the blink of an eye, the stream of fire completely disappeared into the vast sky, and no trace of it could be found.

At this moment, Wanyu lowered her head slightly.

A shy look surged onto her pink cheeks like a tide, just like the gorgeous peach blossoms just blooming in early spring.

Her pair of white jade-like hands were tightly intertwined together, and she kept rubbing the corners of her clothes, as if this could slightly relieve the tension and anxiety in her heart.

She didn't even dare to look Chu Junyin in the eye, and even her voice was as soft as the buzzing of a mosquito:
"Master, I. I."

She hesitated to speak, and the words that were originally coherent became fragmented when they came to her lips.

It seemed as if she had thousands of words in her heart that she was eager to confide to the person in front of her, but for a moment she didn't know how to start.

Facing Wanyu in such a state, Chu Junyin just shook his head gently, a faint smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and said slowly:

"There is no need to say more about this matter. Between you and me, we both know it very well."

"Protecting your safety is the responsibility of a teacher."

As soon as he finished speaking, he flashed into the quiet room.

As his figure gradually disappeared into the tightly closed door, Wanyu was left alone there.

Time passed minute by minute, and Wanyu still stood there motionless as if she was under a spell.

Her eyes were empty and she stared straight at the closed door.

Every word Chu Junyin had just said kept echoing in her mind, and her heart was as mixed as if all five flavors had been overturned, making her a little at a loss for a moment.

In the quiet room, candlelight flickers.

Chu Junyin had already opened the Buddhist book and was reading silently.

At this moment, Wanyu was standing alone outside the door quietly.

I saw her slightly opening her red lips, and her white jade-like teeth gently biting her lower lip, as if she was trying her best to restrain herself.

Then, a soft sigh floated out from her mouth.

The sigh was as light as a mosquito or fly, almost inaudible.

However, no one could guess what she was thinking in her heart at this moment.

After a long while, Wanyu finally struggled to break free from the whirlpool of emotions.

She slowly raised her head, and her eyes, which had seemed a little dull, gradually regained their former brilliance.

In those eyes as clear and bright as autumn water, there was no longer any trace of confusion and hesitation, but instead there was clarity and determination.

Afterwards, Wanyu slowly walked towards the stone carving not far away and began to comprehend the sword meaning in it again.

Wanyu took a deep breath, trying to calm her restless heart.

She closed her eyes, adjusted her breathing, and put all distracting thoughts behind her.

When her mind was completely calm, she slowly opened her eyes and focused her gaze on the sword marks again.

Time flies by like a white horse passing by. In the blink of an eye, more than thirty years have passed silently like flowing water.

During these long thirty years, Chu Junyin had never taken a single step out of the pass.

At the same time, Wanyu always sat in front of the sword mark.

For so many years, she hadn't even moved a step.

Every day, apart from closing her eyes and meditating, she devoted herself wholeheartedly to the contemplation of the sword mark.

Although Chu Junyin was in that quiet room, he was actually not completely unaware of what was happening in the outside world.

After years of observation and reflection, he already knew in his heart that Wanyu had unknowingly developed some feelings for him.

It was also because of this that Wanyu made slow progress in comprehending the sword marks and always stagnated, unable to truly calm down and focus on it.

However, Chu Junyin also knew very well in his heart that the relationship between them was merely that of master and disciple.

The reason why he cooperated in acting out this scene was simply to appease Lord Tianye.

If the two of them were to really become Taoist companions, it would be an unimaginable thing for Chu Junyin, and he would absolutely not be able to accept it.

So, this is destined to be a relationship with no results.

Thinking of this, Chu Junyin felt mixed emotions.
He sighed softly and murmured a verse from the Buddhist scriptures:
"All love and affection are impermanent and difficult to last. Life is filled with fear, and life is as dangerous as the morning dew. Because of love, there is sorrow, because of love, there is fear. If you are free from love, there is no sorrow and no fear."

After saying this, Chu Junyin sighed softly, and that sigh contained both helplessness and relief.

He slowly opened the Buddhist scripture in his hand.
However, the moment he opened the Buddhist scriptures, the words in front of him suddenly became blurry.
Then a "卐" character gradually enlarged, and in a moment it turned into a figure, which was Sariputra Buddha.

Chu Junyin was startled, but soon he calmed down, put his hands together quickly, leaned forward slightly, and said, "Hello, Buddha." Sariputra Buddha smiled, looked at Chu Junyin in front of him, and asked softly:
"Why? Even today, you still haven't found your past?"

Chu Junyin slowly raised his head and shook his head gently. A trace of confusion and bewilderment flashed in his eyes for a moment.

After a moment's silence, he slowly answered, "I don't know either. Many of my memories seem so close to me."

“But looking back, there are so many things in it that don’t really feel like memories that belong to me.”

Upon hearing this, Sariputra Buddha nodded slightly, then said slowly:
"In that case, perhaps you can choose to start over. Forget everything that happened and start from scratch."

After hearing this, Chu Junyin couldn't help but feel relieved.

In fact, hundreds of years ago, he found that he could not distinguish which memories were his own.

After struggling, he finally accepted this reality.

From then on, he understood that instead of blindly pursuing the illusory past, it would be better to look to the future.

After all, no matter what happened in the past, it has become a fait accompli and can no longer be changed.

The only thing that can be controlled by oneself is a future full of infinite possibilities.

Sariputra Buddha put his hands together, spoke slowly and solemnly:
"What is there right now that is like a dark cloud, completely obscuring your heart and causing you to feel troubled and uneasy?"

After hearing this, Chu Junyin couldn't help but frowned slightly.

He hesitated for a moment, then replied in a heavy voice:
"To be honest, it is my disciple who is currently deeply trapped in her emotions and cannot extricate herself."

"It's hard to sort out the various entanglements and contradictions in her heart. If this continues, I'm afraid she will develop inner demons, which will seriously affect her future practice!"

When Sariputra heard this, a subtle and unusual light suddenly flashed across his eyes, which had been as calm as water. Then he unexpectedly started to laugh:
"Haha, in that case, I would like to express my congratulations to you, the donor!"

When Chu Junyin heard this, he frowned and asked in confusion, "Master, where do you get this from?"

Sariputra Buddha smiled slightly and stretched out his hand as if picking up a flower:

“Love is the word that follows the laws of nature. With love, human relations can continue, and the world has righteousness because of it. With love and righteousness, the fireworks of the world can be revealed.”

"Donor, why don't you try to understand the truth through emotion? Maybe you can understand the truth, or you can use this opportunity to recall the past that you have forgotten."

Chu Junyin was slightly shocked when he heard this.

He looked up at Sariputra Buddha, only to see the Buddha's figure gradually become blurred, as if he had merged into the void, leaving only one sentence:

"The word love is wonderful beyond words. If you understand it, it will be clear. If you are confused, it will be dark."

After he finished speaking, a soft Buddha light emanated from the body of Sariputra Buddha. The light gradually became stronger until it completely enveloped his entire body.

As the light flickered, the figure of Sariputra Buddha gradually faded away like an illusion, and finally disappeared without a trace, as if he had never appeared.

Chu Junyin stood quietly, staring at the place where Sariputra Buddha disappeared, and fell into deep thought.

Time passed minute by minute, and after a long time, he let out a soft sigh.

This sigh seemed to contain endless emotion and helplessness.

"It's rare to have both in this world..."

Then, Chu Junyin slowly lowered his head and his gaze returned to the Buddhist scripture placed in front of him.

However, at this moment, although he tried hard to calm himself down,

I rededicated myself to the study of the scriptures, but found that no matter what I did, it was futile.

At this moment, his heart was like a lake blown by a strong wind, with turbulent waves.

The words that should have been clear and distinct now became blurry in his eyes.

Chu Junyin frowned tightly, trying to force himself to calm down.

But every time he turned a page of the scriptures, some past scenes would involuntarily appear in his mind.

The memories of Wanyu flooded into his mind like a tide, making it impossible for him to concentrate on understanding the meaning of the scriptures.

Just like that, attempts again and again ended in failure.

Chu Junyin also understood that the reason for this situation was because he had already developed concerns in his heart.

Time flies, and decades pass in a flash.

During these long years, Wanyu always stood in front of the stone carving.
Comprehending this "fastest sword" that represents the Aurora Sword.

The sword intent contained in the sword mark could increase the sword speed to the speed of light in an instant. It was also the fastest sword of the Aurora God at that time.

After so many years in Tianguang Holy Land, only three elders in the Divine Realm have finally comprehended the true meaning of this sword mark.

Although Wanyu's cultivation had not yet reached the divine realm, and her divine consciousness was far from being able to withstand the impact of the speed of light, she also began to comprehend the sword mark.

It was precisely her excessive persistence that caused her mind to become possessed by demons in an instant, causing the rhythm of the Tao that she was about to comprehend to become disordered.

As the sword intent became confused, Wanyu's meridians seemed to be pierced by countless sharp swords, causing her unbearable pain.

Her face turned pale as paper in an instant, and beads of sweat the size of beans slid down her cheeks and dripped onto the cold ground.

Her body began to tremble uncontrollably, as if she would collapse at any moment.

Chu Junyin also sensed Wanyu's condition at this moment.
He broke through the barrier without hesitation and appeared beside Wanyu in an instant.

Chu Junyin's mind instantly left his body and he immediately figured out the reason why Wanyu was injured.

"The soul is injured... It seems that it was hurt by Dao Yun. This is a bit troublesome."

Chu Junyin's heart sank suddenly.

This kind of injury can also be called a "Dao injury".

It cannot be cured by ordinary means.

Moreover, this kind of injury is extremely difficult to treat.
It is even more likely that Wanyu will be doomed to eternal life, and her cultivation will never be able to take another step forward.

Chu Junyin sighed, a trace of determination flashed in his eyes.
He knew very well that Wanyu had an extremely strong character.

Cutting off her path would make Wanyu feel even more uncomfortable than killing her.

As a master, he would definitely not watch Wanyu like this.

He took a deep breath and began to use all the methods he had learned to try to heal his wounds.

However, when faced with Dao injuries, even with his talent and cultivation, he was unable to heal them directly.

"There's only one way left."

The next moment, a bean-sized light appeared in Chu Junyin's hand:
"Time...goes back!" (End of this chapter)