Madam, please ascend.

Chapter 131 Fuhu Road

The next day, the secret treasure of Fu Sheng was opened as scheduled.

Abbot Huiming not only strengthened the seven-hundred-mile ban, but also completely closed the gate of Fusheng Temple and activated the sect protection formation to its extreme.

Obviously, they suffered a great loss a hundred years ago, so they are extra careful this time.

The secret gate is located on a towering mountain, connected by several iron rope paths, leading to a raised platform on the mountainside.

From a distance, towering peaks seemed to pierce the sky amidst a shroud of clouds and mist, while the iron ropes, like thin threads hanging in mid-air, twisted and turned, emitting occasional ding-dong clashes accompanied by the gentle hum of the mountain wind.

It is said that in the past, if monks wanted to enter the secret treasury of floating life, they had to give up their magic weapons and could not use magical powers such as flying techniques. They had to walk step by step to the mountainside.

This is to express sincerity.

A humble wooden door nestled on the mountainside, a hidden entrance no one would have guessed. Now, a hundred years later, the door had swung open, revealing a golden glow beyond.

There are two monks guarding the door, and judging from their aura, they are both at the Return to Void Realm.

Yun Yi and the others were led here by Bu Jie, and some outstanding disciples from the temple would also join them. Three days was not a long time, so Fusheng Temple could only select a few suitable disciples to practice there.

Abbot Huiming has been waiting here for a long time. After seeing off Prince Xian Su Xin last night, he came here early.

Waiting alone for the secret treasure to be opened.

The old abbot's eyes were filled with sadness, as if he was vaguely seeing the prosperous scene of the past here.

If the Demon Sect hadn't suddenly attacked the Fu Sheng Secret Treasure, it wouldn't be so... desolate now.

Abbot Huiming briefly explained the origins of the secret vault and its general layout. For example, the first floor contained secret manuals of cultivation techniques, the second contained Buddhist scriptures, and the third floor was inaccessible, so he urged everyone not to attempt it.

Apart from that, there are some old sayings, such as no violence is allowed in secret storage, and the need to consciously protect classics and scriptures, etc.

After explaining these taboos, the abbot waved his hand and took the lead to enter the secret storage.

Then a monk led everyone forward and through the wooden door.

Yun Yi naturally traveled with Ye Nianyi. As soon as he entered, his eyes were slightly stung by the dazzling golden light. When his vision recovered, he realized that he had underestimated the layout of this place.

I originally thought that Fu Sheng Secret Treasure was just a large scripture library, which might not be much better than the library of Fu Yao Sect.

Now it seems that I was really wrong.

I saw that the interior of the Fu Sheng Secret Treasure was spiral-shaped, with all kinds of classics piled up in all directions, layer upon layer, like a whirlpool.

Ancient books, secret manuals, manuscripts, and all kinds of documents are arranged in a specific order, forming an endless sea of ​​books that spreads upward in a spiral.

Fu Sheng Secret Treasure claims to have three floors, but in fact each floor is dozens of feet high and several thousand meters wide, so most of the people coming in are scattered everywhere, and it is not as crowded as ordinary scripture pavilions.

The difference between the second floor and the first floor is that the overall size has shrunk a bit, so when you stand at the bottom and look up, you will find that the overall area looks a bit like a bamboo shoot.

The tip of the bamboo shoot is naturally the third layer. It looks much smaller than the first two layers, but it is covered with a layer of prohibition. A closer look reveals that it is covered with golden scriptures.

Since the secret collection is only open for three days, everyone who enters immediately races against time to find the book that suits them.

After much deliberation, Yun Yi decided to follow Master Kuhaha's advice and go directly to the second floor to practice Buddhism.

Ye Nianyi insisted on following Yun Yi. In the girl's opinion, no book at any level could be as interesting as the storybook, so there was nothing worth worrying about.

As for Boyue, Lianxin, and the others, they chose to stay on the first floor to review and improve their own skills. They had to admit that the Fu Sheng Secret Treasure was filled with spiritual energy, and being there felt like a revelation.

For practitioners, this is an extremely rare state. On a normal day, it might only happen once every year or two.

"醍醐灌顶" is a Zen saying, in which 醍醐 refers to the true meaning of Buddhism, and 灌顶 often brings inspiration and enables people to have sudden enlightenment.

With the bonus of this state, the practice of Buddhism can progress by leaps and bounds. For extremely talented practitioners, one day may be equivalent to several years of hard practice.

Arriving at the second floor of Fu Sheng Secret Treasure, it is much more spacious than the first floor, with only a few monks here looking for their favorite scriptures.

Yun Yi looked as he walked, and for a moment he didn't know where to start.

Just as he saw the young monk Bujie not far away and was about to go up to ask for advice, he discovered that the tiger talisman in the Sumeru Ring suddenly responded.

So he followed the instructions and turned into a study, where he found a copy of "The True Book of Subduing the Tiger".

Obviously, this is the key scripture that can lay the foundation for the "Tao of Subduing the Tiger".

Yun Yi looked through it carefully and found that the Tiger Subduing Dao was quite useful.

Since I started practicing cultivation relatively late and for a short time, I have always been physically weak.

Even though he had tried to make up for it with the "Sword Sharpening Sutra" in Fuyao Sect before, now that he had entered the Spirit Transformation Realm, the Sword Sharpening Sutra seemed useless.

However, Buddhist martial arts place the greatest emphasis on physical fitness, and the Tiger Subduing Dao is the best among them, which can just fill this gap for Yun Yi.

In other words, the Fuyao Dao Fruit brought "skills" to Yun Yi. Whether it was Tiandi Jianfangyuan or Mo Yue Huantian, they were both first-class swordsmanship abilities in the world.

The Tiger Subduing Dao will temper a "strength" for Yun Yi, making him infinitely powerful.

The "True Scripture of Subduing the Tiger" is naturally close to the "Tao of Subduing the Tiger" contained in the tiger talisman. When Yun Yi practiced according to the methods in the scripture, the "Tao of Subduing the Tiger" in the tiger talisman turned into a golden light and flowed into his body, wandering around.

What’s interesting is that although Yun Yi is only at the Spirit Transformation Realm now and still has a long way to go before reaching the Dao Integration Realm, the foundation of the Great Dao has already appeared faintly in his body.

This was due to the effect of the Fuyao Dao Fruit, which helped him lay the "traces of the Dao" in the Qi Refining Realm, laying the foundation for his future Dao integration.

Although this avenue does not even have a prototype yet, and it is impossible to predict its future direction, it is extremely resistant to the "Tiger Subduing Dao", as if it is afraid that it will take over its place.

The three sword intentions of Fang Yuan, Qing Lian and Fu Yao also sensed something and started to toss around in the gourd, appearing a little irritable.

Seeing this, Yun Yi could only guide the "Tiger Subduing Dao" to his right arm, which finally alleviated the discomfort in his body.

As he continued to read the scriptures, his understanding of the contents became more and more profound, and the "Tiger Subduing Dao" gradually stabilized and actually remained on his right arm without moving.

About half a day passed like this. With the help of the "enlightenment", Yun Yi made rapid progress. When he came to his senses, he found that he had already refined most of the Fu Hu Dao.

Although he refused to follow Master Kuhaha's "road", he took this opportunity to hone and temper his physique, completely making up for his innate deficiencies.

Yun Yi was already satisfied and was about to leave the study to look through other scriptures, but when he approached the door, he saw a familiar figure walking by.

The man was wearing an evil sword and could be recognized at a glance.

"Su Xin?" Yun Yi was shocked and didn't understand how this prince of Da Xia could come back to life!

(End of this chapter)