Prehistoric: The first disciple of the sect

Chapter 1841: Preaching and Doctrine to Improve Cultivation
  "Existence and non-existence arise from each other, difficulty and ease grow up and compare with each other, short and short compare with each other, high and low compare with each other, sounds harmonize with each other, front and back follow each other, it is eternal."

Zhang Yan was sitting at the back, and when he heard the first word of Yuanshi Tianzun's sermon, his eyes widened.

The surrounding immortals looked at Zhang Yan making such a fuss and laughed secretly.

I felt that Zhang Yan was a vulgar person who had never heard the sermons of saints and was educated. He did not understand the profound meaning of the Tao because he heard it for the first time, so he showed such a surprised look.

Everyone closed their eyes and concentrated on entering Taoism, feeling the morality that Yuanshi Tianzun emphasized, and no longer paid attention to Zhang Yan's surprise.

Zhang Yan was surprised because all the so-called sermons given by Yuanshi Tianzun were based on knowledge from the Tao Te Ching.

Zhang Yan had read these moral contents a long time ago, and Zhang Yan had also conducted special explanations and research on each chapter of the Tao Te Ching.

As for those who can draw inferences about the sentences in the "Tao Te Ching" and gain a thorough understanding, every disciple present, even Guangchengzi, who is most highly regarded by Yuanshi Tianzun, may not necessarily be able to reach the advanced level of Zhang Yan's understanding.

Zhang Yan was so happy.

I didn't expect that when I heard the sermon like this, I would get a surprise from heaven.

It's like going for an exam without any preparation, only to find that the questions on the paper are all questions you know.

This kind of surprise is no different than Zhang Yan hearing that the system exploded with equipment.

I was so excited that I jumped!
  With this innate advantage, Zhang Yan immediately understood the cultivation of the technique.

He didn't need to listen carefully to the moral principles taught by Yuanshi Tianzun at all, and just started practicing based on the knowledge of the "Tao Te Ching" that he had memorized in his mind.

Guangchengzi, who was closest to Yuanshi Tianzun, benefited the most.

During Yuanshi Tianzun's sermon, he frowned, going from vague understanding at the beginning to sudden enlightenment.

Soon he understood morality.

Guangchengzi's brows gradually relaxed, his breath became calmer, and a smile began to appear on his lips. I was immersed in Yuanshi Tianzun's Taoist lectures.

If he gets a different kind of feeling, Guangchengzi's expression will change according to morality. It is like entering a fairyland and finding the secret fruit.

Several other disciples who were taught were no exception.

Everyone is immersed in the influence of Yuanshi Tianzun's Taoism, and their thirst for Taoism is so intoxicating that everyone has more or less insights.

Guangchengzi had better qualifications and gained the most. Zhang Yan had innate talent and excellent moral integrity. Coupled with his own extra understanding and talent, Zhang Yan also implemented the righteousness after a while.

Suddenly, the hall was surrounded by cranes and the sacred sound continued.

The ringing bells seemed to be faintly coming from a very far away place, one sound lasting longer than the other.

It stabilizes the voice of every disciple who studies Taoism.

Zhang Yan's whole body began to surge with spiritual energy, and a shallow light bloomed behind Zhang Yan.

Zhang Yan felt happy both physically and mentally, as if he had attained transcendence.

Yun Zhongzi was also influenced by the Taoism of Yuanshi Tianzun. After finding the morality, he immediately enlightened to the Taoism.

Spiritual energy also began to emerge around Yun Zhongzi, and holy sounds surrounded him.

The time it takes to preach and practice seems to be a matter of breath for a cultivator.

The world outside is changing, and mountains and rivers are changing, while hundreds of years have passed inside the hall.

(End of this chapter)