Under One Person: From Nascent Soul to Great Sacred Body

"no problem."

Kun Sheng smiled, greeted Zhao Fangxu and the others, and followed the bespectacled man out.

He was a young man and didn't like hanging out with a bunch of old men and women.

"Is this gentleman Xu Xiang's father?"

As they walked with the bespectacled man toward the evaluation site, Kun Sheng spoke softly.

Why not his nephew?

The bespectacled man pushed up his glasses and glanced at Kunsheng.

"Qi breath".

“You have Mr. Xu’s Qi on you.”

"To be precise, it is the innate Qi passed down from generation to generation."

Facing the bespectacled man's probing gaze, Kun Sheng smiled slightly and explained the reason.

Xu San remained silent for a moment after hearing this.

At the same time, my palms were also slightly sweaty.

Feng Baobao was one of the people who did the evaluation this time!

"Are your eyes special?"

"Don't misunderstand, all of these need to be recorded."

Xu San asked a few questions, and then gave a more evasive explanation.

"Ah."

"It's a bit like Sun Wukong's fiery eyes."

"I can see the most fundamental innate Qi in the human body."

Kunsheng nodded slightly.

"It must be a change brought about by cultivating the third level of Reverse Rebirth."

"During the cultivation process, I discovered that the most essential aspect of the Reverse Rebirth Triple Cultivation is cultivating that wisp of innate Qi that begins to dissipate after birth."

"In order to achieve immortality or to attain eternal life."

Kunsheng spoke softly.

But to Xu San, it was as deafening as thunder.

The primordial Qi can lead to ascension to immortality or even eternal life!

Why does this sound so much like talking about a baby?

"Master Daoist, are there any cultivators in the Sanyi Sect who have reached this level?"

For no apparent reason, Xu San asked this question.

"Yes, half."

"Zuo Ruotong, the former leader of the Sanyi Sect, also known as the Great Ying Immortal."

"However, I heard from Old Lu that he passed away after Quanxing Wugensheng and Li Muxuan broke into the mountain gate."

"The time period is probably some time before the Jia Shen year of the Republic of China."

"I don't know the specifics, my master never told me."

"If you want to know more specifics, find an opportunity to ask Old Lu."

Kunsheng had a smile on his face the whole time, as if he were telling a story.

However, these events were a huge shock to Xu San.

He even considered immediately stopping the evaluation of Kunsheng and running to the conference room to ask Lu Jin about it.

rustling sound~

Kunsheng didn't care at all.

In Kun Sheng's eyes, wisps of thread emerged from Xu San's body, winding and coiling in several directions.

One direction leads to the previous meeting room, and the other extends forward in the direction they were going.

Cause and effect—this is how Jingming named these threads after he maxed out his [Observation] proficiency once again.

The time Jingming witnessed the most cause and effect was three days ago, when he was struck by lightning.

That time, he was burdened with karma, and that karma was the entire world!

If it weren't for the final act of faking death and borrowing life, even if Jingming split himself into three and then took over the abilities and objects of the Heavenly Palace on the Cloud Top, the Investiture of the Gods, and the Earth-born Embryo, he still wouldn't have been able to escape the entanglement of cause and effect.

Even so, Jingming is probably still buried in the sea.

In response, Kun Sheng set his goals for this world.

Gather the causes and effects of this world into yourself.

Then connect the two worlds, or the two points in time.

"Mr. Xu seems very nervous?"

Kun Sheng looked at Xu San, whose face was a little pale, and said with a smile.

"If you have any concerns, Mr. Xu, you may speak with me."

"In my spare time, I have also studied the principles of the Book of Changes."

"It's a trivial matter; I can figure it out with a simple calculation."

"Thank you for your kindness, Master. Let's go get the evaluation done."

"Evaluating a sect is different from evaluating an individual; the process is quite complicated."

Xu San shook his head, then stopped talking and led Kun Sheng to a basement with his head covered.

"Third brother, why is it taking so long to pick someone up?"

"This must be the leader of the Trinity Sect, right?"

"She's quite young."

A white-haired young man approached Kunsheng and the other man.

Beside him was a pale-skinned woman with an expressionless face.

"Come on, come on."

"Just a routine inquiry."

"And these forms, fill them all out."

The white-haired man held a stack of papers and spoke to Kunsheng.

"no problem."

Kunsheng smiled, took it, and then casually found a seat and began to write.

"So cooperative?"

Seeing Kun Sheng's actions, the white-haired man raised an eyebrow and muttered to himself.

"Third brother, what have you discovered along the way?"

The white-haired man came to Xu San's side and muttered something under his breath.

The evaluation began after Xu San came into contact with Kun Sheng.

"His eyes can see through a person's vital energy."

"Without knowing anything, he could see through my relationship with my father at a glance."

"It was because they looked at me that they discovered the connection between my innate Qi and my father's."

Xu San said slowly.

"How is it so amazing?"

"Is it true?"

Upon hearing this, the white-haired youth raised an eyebrow, pulled out a cigarette case from his pocket, and lit it for himself.

"I don't know, the methods of the supernatural are all kinds of strange."

"It might be true, or it might be false."

Xu San shook his head.

The most advanced instruments in the world can't detect any components of innate Qi.

However, there might be a way to deal with the ancient profession of "supernatural beings".

In particular, what Kun Sheng said is that the San Yi Sect cultivates the innate Qi.

"If that's the case, then we'll have to increase the intensity."

The white-haired youth nodded, then looked at the woman who had been standing there blankly to the side.