Da Feng: From copying golden entries to becoming an immortal in the mortal world

Chapter 125 He'll probably never be able to repay this debt of gratitude!

"I sensed an extremely terrifying aura of danger emanating from ahead."

"This kind of aura has far surpassed the limits of power that mortals can control."

"The battle between the celestial and the human must have reached a fever pitch!"

A martial arts master, his eyes gleaming, quickened his pace and approached the strange phenomenon.

In an instant, shouts of surprise erupted from the crowd.

"This is bad! My magic sword has flown away on its own!"

"Oh my god, my magic sword has also flown away uncontrollably!"

The group of martial arts masters were instantly filled with astonishment, and subconsciously looked up at the sky.

Above a certain spot in the academy, a large red pillar of light, like a great red dragon breaking free from its restraints, pierced through the clouds with unstoppable force.

At the same time, a fierce hurricane suddenly rose from nowhere, sweeping across the sky with overwhelming force.

Four terrifying phenomena are slowly coalescing into a massive vortex, evolving into the Four-Colored Swallowing Cave.

At the center of the vortex, there seemed to be an immense, world-destroying power about to burst forth.

"Such an earth-shattering change, could it be that the battle between the celestial beings and humans caused a supreme treasure to descend into the world?"

The same thought arose in everyone's minds, and they immediately circulated their qi to protect themselves and move forward at high speed.

Suddenly, someone spoke in a trembling voice, their tone filled with awe:

"Look, everyone! Someone is walking on air, steadily moving forward against the fierce wind!"

Upon hearing this, everyone turned to look in the direction indicated.

Although the person looked no bigger than a sesame seed in the vast sky, that did not prevent them from making accurate judgments.

This person's level of attainment is by no means ordinary.

He must be an extraordinary expert, extremely rare and exceptional in the martial arts world.

They thought and thought, but couldn't come up with a solution.

Aside from those powerful individuals who have completely transcended the realm of mortals and truly entered the extraordinary realm.

Which high-level cultivator could display such astonishing divine power?

……

"His sword intent has not yet been fully formed."

"But even the mere overflowing sword intent can coalesce into such a strange phenomenon..."

"But my sword intent is suppressed at its very source."

Chu Yuanzhen exerted all his energy to protect his body, his feet firmly planted on the ground like nails, yet it still seemed incredibly difficult.

His sword intent is clear and bright; he has already achieved the intertwining of sword intent and sword spirit.

If the mind remains undefeated, the sword will never retreat!

But before the opponent could actually draw his sword, the mere wisps of sword energy that were emanating from him had already transformed into a howling and raging hurricane.

With an aura of primal violence and destruction, they frantically scraped him.

Even if I draw my sword, it will only add to the opponent's prey.

Chu Yuanzhen gripped the hilt of the sword behind him; his own Qingfeng sword was also still sheathed.

At this moment, an unprecedented sense of fear quietly began to grow and spread in his heart.

His hands and feet trembled uncontrollably, and the sword intent that had been gathered for hundreds of feet began to dissipate.

Seeing this, Luo Chen activated his Great Crimson Charm ability, adding the power of words to make them come true, reminding him:

"Chu Yuanzhen! Have you forgotten your sword spirit?"

At this moment, in Chu Yuanzhen's eyes, Luo Chen's figure gradually became blurred, as if it had transformed into the image of his beloved mentor whom he had always missed.

Memories flooded his mind like a tidal wave.

Chu Yuanzhen was an orphan from a young age; fate played a cruel trick on him, causing him to lose both his parents in infancy.

Fortunately, he was adopted by a kind couple who had no children. Under their loving care, Chu Yuanzhen spent a warm childhood, though not wealthy.

However, fate did not spare him. The couple who loved him eventually passed away from illness, plunging him once again into the abyss of loneliness.

After that, he became a student of a great Confucian scholar and devoted himself to studying.

That great scholar not only possessed first-rate scholarship, but also became a guiding light in Chu Yuanzhen's heart with his noble character and profound knowledge.

The teacher's daily words and deeds not only helped Chu Yuanzhen gain knowledge, but also shaped his ideals and beliefs.

However, although the teacher was highly talented, he was straightforward and incapable of the flattery and sycophancy of officialdom. His stubborn and unyielding nature made it difficult for him to move forward in the court, and he encountered obstacles at every turn.

The teacher's most frequent instruction to Chu Yuanzhen was, "Don't follow my example."

In the 27th year of the Yuanjing era, Chu Yuanzhen embarked on the path of the imperial examination and, with his talent and hard work, became the top scholar in the imperial examination.

When his mentor learned the news, he was overjoyed and wept. He patted him on the shoulder and the first thing he said was, "Don't follow my example."

All the top scorers in the high school entrance exams have a bright future.

As long as one is a little more worldly and knows how to blend in with the world, why worry about not being able to realize one's ambitions in the future?

Having learned from his teacher's experience, and being no pedantic person himself, Chu Yuanzhen harbored a burning desire to serve his country.

Unfortunately, in the same year, Yongzhou suffered a severe drought, leaving the land barren and the people with no harvest, plunging them into dire straits.

The imperial court's disaster relief measures were extremely ineffective, resulting in widespread famine and widespread suffering among the people.

Unfortunately, in the same year, Yongzhou suffered a severe drought, leaving the land barren and the people with no harvest, plunging them into dire straits.

The imperial court's disaster relief measures were extremely ineffective, resulting in widespread famine and widespread suffering among the people.

However, at this very moment, Emperor Yuanjing became obsessed with refining elixirs, spending a large amount of silver every season to refine a single large elixir, squandering it recklessly.

That scholar, whom his colleagues ridiculed as being old-fashioned and inflexible, was none other than Chu Yuanzhen's mentor.

Filled with righteous indignation, he resolutely denounced Emperor Yuanjing's absurd behavior in the Golden Palace, in front of all the civil and military officials.

His words were sharp and incisive, each one like a knife, hitting the nail on the head, but all he got in return was Emperor Yuanjing's indifference and disregard.

Finally, the teacher struck his head against a pillar to prove his innocence, and died on the verge of death in the imperial court.

Upon seeing this, Emperor Yuanjing calmly said, "My dear minister, you have died for righteousness; how admirable!"

Not a single official in the entire court dared to step forward and offer assistance.

On his deathbed, the mentor, with his last ounce of strength, gripped Chu Yuanzhen's hand tightly, his eyes filled with reluctance and expectation. His final words were still those:

"Don't follow my example..."

After this incident, Chu Yuanzhen chose to leave.

They left the seemingly glorious but actually dark and corrupt imperial court.

From then on, he wore a green robe, carried a long sword, and wandered the world.

It was simply because he had been suppressing a deep sense of unease within him.

I still feel uneasy!

Chu Yuanzhen's eyes gradually cleared, and the previously scattered sword intent suddenly became solid.

After being stuck for so long, my sword intent has finally broken through to its peak!

He was once again full of vigor, pointing both fingers at Luo Chen, the Qingfeng sword behind him unsheathed, and he let out a soft exclamation:

"go!"

The ground bulged up, and clods of earth, yellow sand, and gravel shot into the sky, rising along with the Green Edge Sword.

In an instant, a thousand-foot-long earthen dragon appeared behind Chu Yuanzhen, soaring straight into the sky, its head the Qingfeng Sword.

Luo Chen's robes billowed in the wind as he stepped forward, his two fingers forming a sword pointing downwards.

Four enormous sword energies emerged from the vortex in the sky, only parts of their blades protruding, and collided head-on with Chu Yuanzhen's earth dragon.

boom--

Two unparalleled sword intents instantly plunged the sky into gray.

Fortunately, both of them had some control during the fight, and Master Jinlian went to great lengths to set up a magic array "to atone for his sins".

This allowed the people outside the yellow transparent barrier to remain peaceful and witness an amazing battle.

After Chu Yuanzhen unleashed his sword strike, his sword intent surged, but his aura weakened to the extreme.

He lost in the end.

But he was happy and accepted his defeat wholeheartedly.

The Imperial Advisor is right; the other party is superior to him in both cultivation and understanding of swordsmanship.

The other party even intended to help him break through to the pinnacle of swordsmanship.

He'll probably never be able to repay this debt of gratitude!

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