Prehistoric: The first disciple of the sect

Chapter 1845 Discussing and exhorting each other
  If you take the initiative to bring up the matter of running for the Kunlun Twelve Golden Immortals, you may be able to divert Zhang Yan's attention.

Besides, when he entered the main hall just now, the first thing Yun Zhongzi saw when he opened his eyes was the golden light radiating from Zhang Yan's body, which was really too dazzling.

Originally, he simply thought Zhang Yan's technique was more powerful.

Because he had witnessed a fight between him and Wei Liusun before. The two fought for an hour with no outcome, and Zhang Yan even had the upper hand.

This also surprised Yun Zhongzi.

He looked at this new disciple of Chan Cult with special regard.

Today, when he showed off his qualifications in the main hall, Yun Zhongzi discovered that Zhang Yan's strength was ranked among the Chan Cults and could definitely occupy the top five. If such a good talent were divided into three, six, and nine grades, he would probably be ranked among the top five. Zhang Yan's talent was buried.

Therefore, Yun Zhongzi considered these two aspects and asked Zhang Yan if he wanted to run for the Kunlun Twelve Golden Immortals.

Zhang Yan and Yun Zhongzi both thought from each other's perspective, and agreed to each other, so Zhang Yan and Yun Zhongzi had a discussion together.

Yun Zhongzi's Taoist temple was located in Yuzhu Cave, and Zhang Yan followed him there in order to discuss Taoism.

Yun Zhongzi asked Zhang Yan about some moral principles that he had not fully understood when he was preaching to Yuanshi Tianzun.

"When the Tao rushes into use, it may not be full. The abyss is like the origin of all things. It resolves its confusion, blends with its light, and is the same as its dust, and the deep is like or exists. How to interpret this sentence?"

When Yun Zhongzi was preaching, he had only a partial understanding of the moral principles described by Yuanshi Tianzun, so he wanted to ask Zhang Yan for his opinion.

Zhang Yan got up from the futon, walked to Yun Zhongzi, and explained to Yun Zhongzi.

"When the Tao rushes into use, it may not be full. The experience of this Tao is nothing more than a feeling. The ontology of the Tao is nothingness. But there is potential power in the nothingness. It will help people like running water. Pushing this force forward, we call it 'rushing'."

"The great road has no origin, movement and stillness are the same, transportation and transformation are endless, and it is never full."

"To put it bluntly, although the power of the Great Dao is empty and formless, its power is endless and immeasurable."    "And this, 'with its light, with its dust, is better understood. It is just a part of the Great Dao. The embodiment of the idea of ​​governing by doing nothing.'"

"What I will do is an attitude of not showing off my edge and not fighting against the world."

Yun Zhongzi listened with great concentration, and would nod where he understood and resonated.

In the process of explaining to Yun Zhongzi, Zhang Yan also re-understood the profound meaning of the Great Dao.

In fact, returning to the origin of all Taoism is nothing more than letting nature take its course and taking advantage of the situation.

After talking, Zhang Yan proposed to have a discussion with Yun Zhongzi.

The two of them instilled morality into their skills, a hazy mist emerged around them, and the holy voice sounded in their ears.

A beam of golden light flashed past Yun Zhongzi's eyes, and Zhang Yan's figure turned over in the air.

Yun Zhongzi's golden stick swung through the air, drawing a golden arc.

The next second, their weapons collided.

Zhang Yan kicked, and Yun Zhongzi blocked it with a golden stick.

The two competed in foot skills.

Zhang Yan made a sweeping move, and Yun Zhongzi immediately stood up and walked quickly. Using the force of the railing, it flew over with a palm.

When the spirit beasts outside the pavilion heard the noise, they also poked their heads out to look around.

(End of this chapter)