You've only been cultivating for a few years, and you're already talking about cultivating

The light emanating from Qi Fei was initially very small, like a candle flame that had been blown out by the wind and then reignited. It flickered slightly behind his head and was almost extinguished.

But the light didn't go out; instead, it began to grow.

From a single point, it becomes a circle; from a small circle, it becomes a large circle.

The halo slowly expanded behind his head, like a rising full moon.

The silvery light emanating from the full moon enveloped Qi Fei within a three-foot radius, bringing Lei Leilei and Chan Kong a sense of peace.

The sound of bells or "Alaya" was blocked outside this silver light, and Lei Leilei also placed it on Qi Fei, looking at the back of Qi Fei's head.

Lei Leilei had released his grip at some point, took two steps back, and stared intently at the halo of light behind Qi Fei's head.

"The light of the mind," he said, his voice filled with barely suppressed amazement, "is so big. No wonder he's a big guy."

Zen Kong nodded silently.

He was very familiar with the phrase "the light of the heart".

The essence of the skills at Chanxin Temple lies in one's mind and nature. The light of one's mind and nature mostly operates between "appearance" and "reality," protecting the practitioner from being invaded by all dharmas.

Very few people can project this into the real world. He'd never seen anyone project it like Qi Fei, with a full moon hanging behind his head!

Qi Fei looked remarkably like the Buddha and Bodhisattva in the paintings, but Chan Kong knew that it was not the light of Buddha, but the light of the mind, originating from inner understanding.

Qi Fei reached behind his head and touched something. He didn't find anything.

He saw his own reflection in the pupils of Chan Kong and Lei Leilei.

A silver moon hung behind his head, and his body was enveloped in a three-foot-long radiance, which was indeed somewhat intimidating.

He was keenly aware of his current situation and said, "The light behind my neck is still an illusion, and the clouds rising beneath my feet do not make me an immortal. Let's keep running."

The Zen Madman was driven away. But who knows if he'll call for reinforcements?

In the lands of Min and Yue, people converted by the sound of bells are everywhere. If the Zen madman were to shout at will, he could probably summon a whole van full of people.

After a brief discussion, the three continued south.

The sea is so vast, you "Alaya" can't possibly control all the fish, turtles, shrimps, and crabs and let them cause trouble, can you?

With the addition of Lei Leilei, a cultivator at the Three Pure Realms, Qi Fei and Chan Kong's pressure was greatly reduced.

The three worked together more and more smoothly. If they encountered pursuers, Qi Fei would first activate the Light of His Mind, and the silvery-white light would envelop the three of them.

Lei Leilei and Chan Kong unleashed their full power, one unleashing a thunderous roar and the other a blooming golden lotus, leaving their opponents unable to lift their heads.

Qi Fei seized the opportunity and launched a sword strike.

After several waves of pursuers, all three remained unharmed.

Qi Fei finally had a chance to catch his breath and could slowly cultivate and accumulate magical power, so that he wouldn't be completely depleted like before.

On this day, they crossed the heart of the Yue Kingdom. A few more days' journey south, and they would be able to see the sea.

They could actually be faster.

Lei Leilei can fly. He can grab Qi Fei and Chan Kong like he's carrying two chicks and fly them through the sky. A journey that would take several days can be shortened to one or two days.

Flying in the sky makes you too conspicuous, and you'll be spotted from afar. Pursuers will surround you from all directions, so it's safer to walk on the ground.

Under the moonlight, the three repelled a wave of pursuers and took a short break to catch their breath. Zen Kong said, "Fortunately, Zen Zhi didn't take action himself."

"Yes! What a stroke of luck!" Lei Leilei said, "If Zen Wisdom had intervened..."

Although there are differences between cultivators at the three realms of Guanzhen, Lijie, and Sanqing, those differences can be predicted and can even be made up for with good cultivation techniques and magic weapons.

Killing the Three Pure Ones during a tribulation is rare, but not unheard of.

But the Golden Core is different. When the Three Pure Ones unite and the Golden Core is formed, the cultivator undergoes a complete qualitative change, becoming something entirely different from cultivators below the Golden Core level.

The four Heavenly Kings of the Five Cauldrons Sect, all at the Three Pure Realms level, could still injure Qi Fei, a mere True Observation Realm cultivator, by catching him off guard with the Dao Name Sword.

However, when faced with Zen Zhi, a Golden Core cultivator, Qi Fei was unable to resist Zen Zhi pulling him into the "Alaya-vijnana".

When he was pulled into "Alaya", his body did not react at all, and anyone could kill him.

Golden Core cultivators completely overwhelm those below the Golden Core stage. There is no suspense, no surprises, and not even room for struggle.

If Zenji were to kill the three of them personally, their only fate would be to be stranded by the roadside.

But Zenji will not make a move.

This is something Chan Kong pondered for a long time before finally understanding. What use is it if Qi Fei is as huge, as majestic, and as powerful as the Golden Buddha within the Alaya consciousness?

In reality, Qi Fei couldn't even withstand a single move from Chan Zhi.

Does this prove that Qi Fei's statement, "Everything will eventually return to reality, and escaping the sea of ​​suffering in the spiritual realm is not the real sea of ​​suffering," is correct?

Does this prove that the strength and immenseness in Alaya are illusory, and that the real world is the fundamental reality?

If Zenzhi kills Qi Fei, it would prove that he was wrong, and that Alaya was wrong.

Therefore, he will not take action. He will only let the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattvas and those converted cultivators kill Qi Fei, and let all beings who have seen Amara kill this "heretical demon".

Only in this way can we prove that all beings are right, that it is right for all beings to see Amala, and that he is right.

Zenkong saw these things clearly when he entered Alaya twice with Qifei.

He explained all this to Lei Leilei, who then suddenly understood and said, "What you're saying is too convoluted, I don't understand."

Damn it, all this proof and all that proof, what are they proving?!

You bald monks always have so many twists and turns!

Zen Kong: "..."

So all that talk was for nothing!

Finally, he said in a helpless tone, "...You just need to understand that Zenji probably won't make a move against the big guy."

Although he used words like "should," "maybe," and "possibly," Zenji hasn't made a move yet, so the possibility of him doing so is slim.

Lei Leilei looked at Qi Fei, who was meditating and cultivating, and said, "Big Guy is indeed powerful; even Golden Core cultivators are afraid of him. But..."

At this moment, Qi Fei had his eyes closed, and the electric light around him was slowly flowing, blue and white, undulating on his body.

This is the outward manifestation of Leifa in him.

Lei Leilei stared at the lightning for a while, his brows gradually furrowing: "But it seems that the big guy isn't practicing the lightning technique I taught him."

"Huh?" Zenkong was taken aback.

When Lei Leilei was transmitting the Dharma, he was squatting on Qi Fei's shoulder and saw it all clearly.

The cultivation technique transformed into a bolt of lightning, shooting straight into Qi Fei's heart. Now Lei Leilei himself is saying that Qi Fei isn't practicing his method?

Could it be that Qi Fei has obtained another thunder technique?

The two exchanged a glance, then looked at Qi Fei at the same time.

After Qi Fei's magical power stabilized, they quickly interrupted his meditation.