People are in reality, transcending the other side

Chapter 79 Is this destiny?

"But speaking of which, the air in the mountains has been a little off these past few days. It's so cold, and the peach blossoms are blooming. This is a strange sign, so there must be something evil going on. Is something going to happen nearby?!"

The girl muttered to herself and reached out to hold a falling peach blossom.

"Junior brother, is it possible that my star destiny is about to awaken, so the heaven and earth are feeling it?"

The girl looked at Li Qi.

"Or maybe, the world has discovered my inherent potential as a saint. Wherever a saint passes by, there will be auspicious signs. These past two days, I've been reading here every day, so the flowers bloomed just to please me."

Li Qi smiled, but did not say any flattering words.

In this interpersonal interaction, Li Qiping and others treated the people in the mountains equally and deliberately flattered them, which made them seem distant.

"Good good!"

"I never thought that you, Junior Brother, would say something so shocking!"

The girl gave Li Qi a strange look.

"I didn't expect that we are the same kind."

"A small sect like Chanxinmen can actually produce two of us. It really is true that heroes are as numerous as crucian carp crossing a river."

The girl didn't expect that Li Qi would be so interesting.

"By the way, Junior Brother, my name is Shi Huang'er. I almost forgot to tell you. Don't forget it in the future."

Shi Huang'er waved her fist.

"So, Junior Brother, what's your name?!"

"Li Qi."

Li Qi smiled.

"Good good!"

"Li Mu Tong Tian, ​​Enlightenment of Civilization, is indeed a good name!"

Shi Huang'er nodded repeatedly, but Li Qi was slightly stunned.

No one installed surveillance at home...

"Senior Sister has something else to do. We can sit down and talk about this later. I'll be leaving now."

Shi Huang'er seemed to have suddenly thought of something. While speaking, she turned around and waved her hand, then ran out in a hurry like a ball of fire.

Obviously, she had something to do, but she met Li Qi on the way and forgot about it while chatting.

"Three Saints, Seven Immortals, Six Limits, this world is becoming more and more interesting..."

"I don't know if Meng Wujie can break the sixth limit."

"It is said that within the sixth limit, there will be great danger and great terror..."

"There are still future disasters. The waters of this world seem to be getting deeper and deeper. It may seem like there's no demon, but in reality, it's not quite..."

Li Qi looked at Shi Huang'er walking away, and thoughts ran through his mind one after another.

But he was not worried about the future, but rather looked forward to it.

How could a strong man's life be ordinary? It must be full of ups and downs, with disasters, fate, friends, and powerful enemies...

His life is peaceful now, but he is just a hidden dragon in the deep, still accumulating strength.

...In the evening, Li Qi practiced sword as usual.

On the other side, in the brightly lit hall, the image of the Taoist Patriarch is enshrined. It is a thin Taoist figure with drooping eyebrows, as if nurturing the Tao.

This Taoist figure is none other than the founder of the Chanxin Sect's Taoist tradition, the Chanxin Saint.

The word "cicada" is undoubtedly very poetic. The cicada larvae will live in the dark soil for more than ten years, without seeing the sunlight, accumulating strength until the day they emerge from the shell and fly into the sky.

The same is true of the Chanxin Sect's Taoism. They are very proficient in various martial arts, accumulating potential and finally transforming in one fell swoop.

At this moment, there were two Taoists in purple robes sitting in the main hall of Chanxinmen. One of them was Xin Tianzheng, while the other Taoist had a bald head, long eyebrows, a square face, no beard, and a body like an iron tower. At first glance, he did not look like a Taoist, but rather like the Vajra of Buddhism.

This person is none other than the current leader of Chanxin Sect, Master Fanxin.

As for Shi Huang'er, she is his great-granddaughter. The Taoist does not mind marriage, so he has many descendants.

But even his descendants are not allowed to go up the mountain if they are not capable.

The Taoist has no relatives, the Tao is the first!

Such a great master naturally cannot be obsessed with mere bloodline. It is not that he is heartless, but that he has it but does not cling to it.

When Li Changqing was young, that kind of natural and animalistic nature was not the same thing.

It is naturally impossible for spiritual practice to destroy a person's humanity.

True saints all have the character "人" (person) in their names.

"Brother, I never thought that you would actually meet a child with a star in his destiny when you came down the mountain this time..."

"It's just that I'm the last disciple, and now I have a choice in mind."

Xin Tianzheng frowned at this moment, but he never expected that his senior brother would bring him a big problem when he came back this time.

The children who have the star in their destiny are naturally talented, but now there are only three great masters in the entire Chanxin Sect. One of them is in his prime and is in the time of rapid progress. It is impossible for him to accept disciples at this time and spend his energy and energy to pass on the teachings from heart to heart and guide the practice.

As for his senior brother who is the head of the sect, he has to guide Shi Huang'er in his cultivation. The method of mind-to-mind transmission requires several days of training even if it is performed by a real person. Guiding one person is already the limit.

However, it is precisely because of this that the major sects can continue to pass on their heritage. They have good talents and are guided by their teachers with supernatural powers. Time is limited, and many times, even if they are a little faster, it is possible that the outcome will be completely different.

"I've also secretly seen Li Qi. He's truly a good kid, with a fine character and a resolute heart for seeking the truth, something rarely seen. He's gentle on the outside, yet strong on the inside, possessing some of the virtues of a gentleman. If he didn't have a Heavenly Star in his destiny, he'd indeed be a good disciple. But his flaws lie in his shallow roots and limited innate abilities. He's bound to face numerous bottlenecks in the future, and his future is unpredictable..."

"It's fine on ordinary days, but in the years of great change ahead, when you and I become immortal, if there are no strong men in the sect to guard it, there's no guarantee that the Dao lineage will be cut off."

Master Fanxin said word by word.

"Alas! Even if, on ordinary days, our Chanxin Sect had no suitable person to accept as a disciple, those sects close to us would still be able to find one or two suitable Great Immortals and would not delay the child. But now, with the Heavenly Star entering the destiny and heroes emerging in large numbers, there is no one..."

"If not, my Chanxin Gate wouldn't have been so crowded these past few years."

Xin Tianzheng fell silent, and the entire hall also fell into silence.

After a long moment, Xin Tianzheng sighed, "This heavenly star entering my destiny is too coincidental. It's almost as if it was destined. Could it be that this is fate? Li Qi and I are truly not destined to be master and disciple..."

Xin Tianzheng didn't say anything like "my destiny is in my own hands," because at his age, there was nothing else he cared about but the inheritance of Taoism.

In the past, his master brought him up with utmost sincerity. Now that he is old, he wants to carry on the torch, which can be said to be a case of passing on the torch.

The essence of the so-called changing one's fate is, in many cases, to go against one's own nature and make different choices. Even for everyone, many times, changing one's fate can only be done once in a lifetime, because that one has to give it one's all, even turning gray overnight, to have a chance of changing one's fate.

Xin Tianzheng was struggling in his heart, and his shadow was shaking slightly under the light.

After a long while, he let out a long breath and said, "That's it! That's it!"

(End of this chapter)