Under One Person: The Taoist Priest Descends the Mountain

A hint of embarrassment flashed across Gao Lian's face, and he coughed twice: "Let's not talk about the scoundrel's business yet. Let's talk about Er Zhuang."

He put down the teapot, his expression turning serious: "You may not know, but Erzhuang is a naturally gifted person; she can control radio waves."

Cheng Mo asked, puzzled, "So what? Er Zhuang's innate abilities are completely incompatible with mine."

Gao Lian sighed: "That's the problem. Er Zhuang's supernatural abilities are uncontrollable. She can sense those electromagnetic waves and signals from birth, which keep flooding into her brain. She receives these things every day, and her soul is constantly being drained."

"She's still young and can manage, but as she gets older, the strain will increase."

"If she were to learn the Wu Liu School's internal alchemy like her sister, it would be even worse—although the Wu Liu School's internal alchemy is good, it also consumes the soul while training it, which would be like adding fuel to the fire for her."

"I've consulted many people, and they all said there was nothing they could do. Until I heard about your case."

Gao Lian looked at Cheng Mo with anticipation in his eyes.

"But you are different, Master Cheng. Your spirit is exceptionally stable, and your body is exceptionally strong. This is the kind of foundation that Er Zhuang needs. She doesn't need to learn any profound techniques; what she needs is to stabilize her foundation and make her spirit stable."

"So I think that if she can follow you in her cultivation and solidify her foundation, her soul can be stabilized."

Cheng Mo's expression turned somewhat strange after hearing this.

From Gao Lian's current perspective, this analysis does make sense.

The Wu-Liu school's internal alchemy practice does indeed cause some damage to the soul during the process of tempering it. After all, internal alchemy is both a process of tempering and refining, and for Er Zhuang, it does indeed pose a risk of exacerbating the consumption of his soul.

But Cheng Mo knew that wasn't the case!

Once Erzhuang reaches the level of "Yang Shen" (a state of spiritual cultivation), he can roam the entire online world.

With the development and popularization of Internet technology, the strategic deterrent effect of her capabilities may even surpass that of nuclear weapons.

Thinking about this, Cheng Mo suddenly realized a problem.

Did Erzhuang later suffer misfortune because his abilities were exposed and he was targeted by someone?

Thinking about it this way, Erzhuang should be worshipping the old Taoist priest, not himself.

The old man's primordial spirit was already perfectly complete, allowing him to travel in spirit form, and in a way different from that of the Quanzhen Longmen and Wu-Liu schools...

……

at the same time.

In Shaanxi, there is the Liangyi Temple.

Today is the weekend, and Cheng Shou took Duo Duo back to the mountains for some peace and quiet.

Cheng Shou was indeed worried about Duo Duo going to kindergarten alone, so he usually lived in a rented house in the county town.

But he would take Duoduo back to the mountains for two days on weekends.

The two arrived at the fence on the back hill.

The chickens, ducks, and geese have all disappeared; the fence is completely empty.

Duoduo peered over the fence: "Master, where are the chickens?"

Cheng Shou chuckled: "Duoduo, let's play a game."

Duoduo turned around curiously: "What game is it?"

Cheng Shou snapped his fingers.

The next moment, a semi-transparent figure floated out of his body and landed beside him.

"Duoduo, look, Master is here."

Duo Duo's eyes widened in surprise: "Wow! Master! How come there are two of you? Wait, why are you transparent now?"

Cheng Shou reached out his hand, his semi-transparent hand landing on Duo Duo's hair, gently stroking it: "This is called manifesting the primordial spirit. Once Duo Duo cultivates to a certain level, she can do it too."

Duoduo had no idea how profound it was that her master could touch her hair with his primordial spirit.

She tilted her head and asked, "What's the use of this?"

Cheng Shou smiled and said, "It has many uses."

The words had barely left her lips when the semi-transparent figure appeared a hundred meters away, beckoning to Duoduo: "Duoduo, come here quickly!"

"Master! Wait for me!" Duoduo cheered and ran after him.

Cheng Shou's figure floated ahead, neither too fast nor too slow. He floated faster when Duo Duo caught up and slower when Duo Duo caught up, always maintaining a distance of about ten meters.

"Hehe, can't catch up, can you?"

Duoduo chased after him breathlessly, her short legs moving so fast that she couldn't even catch a glimpse of her master.

"Master! Don't run so fast!"

They chased it all the way to the edge of the fishpond, where the semi-transparent figure finally stopped, floating on the surface of the pond, less than half a foot above the water, just hanging there.

Duoduo stood on the shore, panting with her knees propped up on her hands: "Master...Master...how...how did you float so fast..."

Da Huang was dozing in the Taoist temple when he heard the noise outside. He immediately perked up his ears and ran outside.

When I got to the edge of the fishpond, I saw the semi-transparent figure floating on the water. The old Taoist priest was smiling at Duoduo.

"Woof woof woof woof!!!"

Big Yellow barked so pitifully, its tail tucked tightly between its legs, and all four of its legs were trembling.

Duoduo hugged Dahuang's head tightly: "Dahuang, stop making a fuss, Master is catching fish!"

Big Yellow stuck out its tongue, staring at the semi-transparent figure floating in mid-air, its dog eyes filled with terror.

It remembered that year, the young Taoist priest was about the same age as it, and it was this kind of old Taoist priest who was whipping it around.

The old Taoist priest got so excited that he hung it up and whipped it as well.

That feeling, I'll never forget it.

call out--

An invisible force was thrown into the fishpond.

Snapped!

A large fish flew out of the water, drew an arc in the air, and landed on the grassy bank, splashing around.

Big Yellow shuddered and immediately jumped up, pinning the fish down with one paw. The fish's tail slapped against its face, but it didn't let go.

Duo Duo clapped her hands: "Wow! Master is so amazing! Master, stop fishing and use this trick instead, and I guarantee the big fox will fall in love with you!"

The translucent Cheng Shou floated back to the shore and ruffled Duo Duo's hair: "Then forget it. It's enough that Da Li loves you two. This old man doesn't need a cat's love."

Duo Duo tilted her little face up and said, "But Master is cute too!"

Cheng Shouyue's eyes narrowed with joy.

The two people and the dog were having a lively time.

Cheng Shou's body still stood there, motionless, by the poultry fence on the back hill.

At the edge of the forest, a lynx lay prone in the grass, its body low to the ground, inching forward.

Its eyes were fixed on the figure's back, its ears were pressed back, its front paws landed silently, and its hind legs were poised to deliver the softest part of the grass with each step.

The distance is getting closer and closer.

five meters.

three meters.

one meter.

The lynx suddenly exerted force with its hind legs, its body springing out and landing silently, heading straight for Cheng Shou's back.

He bit Cheng Shou's neck.

The next moment—

"Meow!"

The lynx burst out of the forest, faster than the lynx, and snatched the lynx's tail in its mouth.

At the same time, a large hand gripped the lynx by the back of its neck.

The lynx let out a pitiful "Awoo!" as it was squeezed, and released its grip on Cheng Shou's neck.

Cheng Shou looked at the lynx in his hand and patted its head with his other hand: "You stinky cat, why are you biting this old man? Can't you see that Duo Duo and I are playing?"

He looked down at the big raccoon: "Is this your buddy?"

The lynx bit the lynx's tail and shook its head vigorously, but it wouldn't let go.

"Oh, so that's the opponent."

The big fox kept shaking its head, its tail wagging like a rattle.

Cheng Shou scratched his head: "Not a buddy, not a rival... Ouch!"

He pinned the lynx to the ground, and the big lynx immediately jumped behind it.

As soon as Cheng Shou let go, the lynx grabbed the scruff of the neck in its mouth and stomped around on the lynx's back with its two front paws, stomping on the left and then the right, then the left.

The lynx lay motionless on the ground, its eyes filled with despair.

Cheng Shou: "Hey, it really is."

He shook his head, muttering "Don't look at what is improper, don't look at what is improper," and walked towards the fishpond.

Duo Duo heard footsteps, turned around and saw Cheng Shou walking towards her. She glanced at the empty fishpond, then ran back to her master and hugged him tightly. "Master, weren't you in the fishpond?"

Cheng Shou chuckled and patted her little face: "Big Fox was playing with Master just now, so Master went back for a bit."

Duoduo snuggled against her master's Taoist robe, tilting her little face up: "Oh, Master, let's grill some fish."

Cheng Shou nodded: "Okay, let's go."

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