The Lord of the Laws of Heaven

Chapter 237 Enlightenment
Standing in front of Xiao Jun was a numb-looking indigenous slave with a haggard face and a strange smell emanating from his body.

Xiao Jun's thoughts penetrated into the mind of this indigenous slave, observing his various thoughts.

This native thought of all the emotions, love, hate, and vengeance in the past, eventually his soul withered and he reached a state of numbness. It was as if Xiao Jun had been reincarnated from the dead.

But for Xiao Jun, it had no effect on his own mind at all.

In other worlds, Xiao Jun's mind was directly disassembled and turned into a thought matrix, integrating endless human thought algorithms and wisdom as its own nourishment.

Xiao Jun's world did not follow such a path, but Xiao Jun's true spirit still surged endlessly.

Always think about the true nature and the truth.

Now Xiao Jun's thoughts have infiltrated into the thoughts of others. The so-called love, hatred, and vengeance of a person's lifetime are still too light.

Everyone's thoughts are derived from principles and true nature. Xiao Jun is able to perceive the true principles of other people's thoughts.

The process of the natives going from being full of vitality to feeling the boundless sea of suffering, gradually being worn down, and finally becoming mentally numb, is equivalent to understanding many truths for Xiao Jun.

"The way of the sea of suffering, the way of wear and tear, the way of destruction..."

Xiao Jun's mind began to rotate, from the mind of a single person to the mind of everyone... It was like a country, like a realm, and Xiao Jun traveled in different spiritual lands.

Although the indigenous people's thoughts are simple, the laws of their mental changes are no different from those of the Daqian people.

In Daqian, many people have suffered oppression and slavery, and have become numb...

Countless mysteries emerged from his thoughts. Xiao Jun explored the spiritual realm of others and deeply felt the pain, despair, suffering and desire for destruction in his heart...

Xiao Jun analyzed the sources of these dark and painful thoughts one by one, turning them into his own principles. He continued to explore, walking through the boundless darkness...

Finally, he came to a place in his heart that was extremely wrapped in thoughts of annihilation, destruction, devastation and even fear. After walking through so many places slowly, those feelings of destruction, devastation and even fear emerged in Xiao Jun's heart one by one, serving as his own nourishment.

When he reached the core area, Xiao Jun felt a sense of numbness, the kind of numbness where he didn't know what to do...

"Ignorance?"

Sometimes we don’t even know how our thoughts arise. We don’t even know our own thoughts. This is ignorance.

It seems ridiculous that you don’t even know your own thoughts, but it is indeed a true phenomenon. Many people do something unconsciously, but before they can react, the thing is done.

Continuing to explore, I came to the core, which is also the place hidden in the deepest part of my heart, but there was a flash of light.

It is a kind of light that one is not even aware of, buried deep in the heart... It is a certain kind of hope.

This thought of hope has no origin and no destination. I don’t know when it started, nor what the reason is... but there is just a hope.

What do you hope to do? I don’t know!
But there is a kind of hope that makes him live in numbness and unwilling to die.

This is the surge that comes from the most fundamental part of my heart...

After observing the minds of others, Xiao Jun uploaded countless data into his mind and began to deduce the infinite mysteries about the soul and body.

These various mysteries of the soul and body that Xiao Jun observed and calculated are all the nourishment for his martial arts and Taoism.

With a wave of his hand, two soldiers in simple armor took the native away. Just as Xiao Jun was about to continue his research, a great monk suddenly strode over and said to Xiao Jun, "These are the account books of the supplies stored by the Wugui Cult recently. They have been counted."

As soon as the big monk came over, Xiao Jun felt an incomparable heat, which was the energy and blood of the Martial Saint. At this time, he handed over a simple notebook made of thread.

Xiao Jun's thoughts directly invaded it, and he finished reading it with just a light glance.

The Wugui Cult can be said to be the only force in the wilderness. Although there is no civilization in the wilderness, there are various undeveloped materials and medicinal herbs. Many of these materials and medicinal herbs are worth a fortune in Daqian.

They also grow food. Although the quality of the food is very poor, the Wuguidao has a lot of food reserves.

"You are now the leader of this wild land. There is no need to come to me for these matters. You, Jingren, should make the decision yourself!" Xiao Jun said. Then Xiao Jun asked the Jingren, "Excuse me, have the systems for governing this wild land been completed?"

"The basics have been completed. After all, the wild land has not undergone any civilization, so we can only build the basic structure. The main purpose is to maintain the previous slave system..." The elite ninja reported one by one.

With his own men and some disciples, because they were all masters of martial arts, they easily became the leaders of some of the wild lands and gained real military power. Relying on this military power, they could control enough slaves and civilians to maintain basic order.

Xiao Jun listened to them one by one. It was obvious that the Jingren had their own set of rules. The thinking and wisdom of a Martial Saint were definitely not weak. Most of the talents of a Martial Saint were among the best in the world.

After Xiao Jun eliminated the main forces of the Wugui Cult, he led the indigenous army under the leadership of Jingren to slay demons and eliminate evil.

Even though the armies of these indigenous peoples are very inferior, once they gather together and form a force, those practitioners with low Taoist skills can only wait to be killed.

It was obvious that the Wugui Cult was extremely hated by the natives. Under the leadership of the Jingren, once it started, it was immediately and completely eliminated. After eliminating various unstable factors, the Jingren temporarily replaced the original Wugui Cult's power.

"Next, I plan to start setting up a method for redeeming one's freedom. As long as one meets a certain yield while farming, after three years, one can directly gain freedom."

"Basic rules were also set, such as surnames and marriage rules..."

"..."

When Jingren Yiyi started to tell the story, he did not immediately carry out drastic reforms, but rather made some kind of excessive replacement. After all, slavery was still too backward, so he decided to try the feudal system.

"Not bad." Xiao Jun nodded.

"Unfortunately, there are few literate people in this desolate land. Only some of my subordinates know some words and knowledge to help me govern." Jingren couldn't help but sigh at the difficulty of governance.

"That's quite good. There are too few people with knowledge, and governance is still too difficult..." Xiao Jun nodded, but smiled and said to the Jingren, "But soon, you won't have to worry about this anymore. I will be able to send you the literate and knowledgeable people you need in a while."

"Donor... a group of people who understand knowledge are precious talents even in the Middle-earth Dynasty. They can do a lot of things. Where can we get them from? Are you planning to find some scholars from the Middle-earth?" Jingren asked doubtfully.

"You don't have to worry about that." Xiao Jun smiled mysteriously, obviously leaving someone in suspense.

Jingren was confused. He didn't know Xiao Jun's identity, but he guessed that he was most likely a genius from some powerful force.

As for governing the wilderness, it is also a good experience and practice for the elite ninjas.

Countless mysteries of souls and knowledge were turning in Xiao Jun's mind, and a Taoist technique was slowly taking shape.

"If you want to enlighten your spirit, learning to read is the most convenient way! I must develop a Taoist technique specifically for enlightenment!"

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