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Zhao Feng stood up gratefully, adopting an extremely reverent posture before Yun Yi. Then, Yun Yi spoke the crucial words:
"In simple terms, the method is quite straightforward. It involves thoroughly studying the rules of the universe and nature, exploring the principles of various phenomena until one achieves a profound understanding and reaches a state of perfection. This is the path to becoming a true immortal. Even if one cannot fully attain this goal, one can still possess abilities that are nearly divine."
What he referred to as seeking the way to immortality was essentially the spirit of scientific inquiry. In the context of knowledge during the late Eastern Han period, he instinctively understood that technological advancement was key—something that few could grasp. Thus, he elaborated on the essence of science in a more metaphysical manner, without any concealment. Science itself is a continuous process of exploring the natural rules and the essence of things; when this exploration reaches its peak, it can indeed elevate certain fields to a state reminiscent of mythology. Of course, this does not imply that individuals can simply transcend realms; rather, it signifies leading human civilization toward more advanced and developed progress.
Although realizing this vision is immensely challenging, across countless potential timelines, this dream may eventually come true.
Zhao Feng calmly pondered for a moment, yet confusion arose once more: "Master, how can one truly comprehend the fundamental principles of nature? How can one delve deeply into the essential laws governing things?"
Yun Yi did not provide a direct answer. Instead, he set down his fishing rod and casually picked up a stone. With a slight release of his grip, the stone fell crisply to the ground.
"Is there anything special about this? Did you notice anything?"
Zhao Feng's eyes widened in surprise as he hesitantly replied, "Great Immortal, could you try that again?"
Yun Yi readily agreed and picked up another pebble. He gently released it once more, and with another sound, the stone landed on the ground again.
"Don't rush. Think carefully about it and then share your thoughts with me." He appeared calm and was not in a hurry for an answer. In fact, he aimed to broaden Zhao Feng's thinking through this question.
Zhao Feng furrowed his brow deeply, lost in profound contemplation.
Seeing this scene, Guan Yu also began to feel eager to try.
"Master, can I learn too?" Yun Yi smiled and nodded.
"Of course you can. Think about it and share your insights."
Guan Yu responded affirmatively and fell into deep thought.
A long time passed.
Zhao Feng still furrowed his brows tightly. He felt as if he was on the verge of grasping something important, yet it always seemed just out of reach, like a fleeting moment of inspiration.
Guan Yu also struggled to clarify his thoughts and cautiously asked, "Master, are you trying to tell us that the truth is like the vast earth, while we are merely small stones, only able to see the outline of the truth from the periphery?"
Yun Yi gently lifted his eyelids and then turned to Zhao Feng, "Have you thought of anything?"
Zhao Feng shook his head helplessly. "Master, I'm sorry; I really haven't thought of anything."
Yun Yi shook his head again and said to Guan Yu and Zhao Feng, "You're mistaken. What I meant to convey is that the mysteries of nature lie in the details."
Then he posed another question: "I want to ask you, why do stones fall to the ground?" As soon as he said this,
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