Book Synopsis
Book Tags
Donation Rankings
Comment
0 Comments
You May Also Like
墨書 Inktalez
A few words from Liu Liang and Jie Donglai silenced everything they wanted to say, creating an awkward atmosphere. Liu Liang couldn't afford to be angry. Yin Tianheng's strength was well-known, and both the Night Emperor and Jiang Anbo had returned to Cangqing Mountain, bringing back the exact news of the recent battle. Liu Liang understood that he couldn't blame the old man in front of him for his missteps; even if he ascended to the heavenly realm, there would still be no trace of Coco. That was perhaps the most frustrating part.
No wonder no one wished for Yin Tianheng to remain alive; Liu Liang could certainly understand that feeling. Nai He’s fists were as heavy as the heavens, leaving one with unspoken grievances.
However, regardless of the circumstances, The Book of Radiant Path was right at the feet of the senior disciple. Even if Gu Ping chose to follow the path of cultivation, he still inherited their Dao Tradition from the Light Path Classic. He could be considered half a disciple of the Light Path Classic, so there was no need for concern; no one in the Daoist Sect would make things difficult for him.
"I don't deny it," Yin Tianheng countered Liu Liang's perspective, showing no regard for the Daoist Sect.
"I don't deny it," he repeated, leaving Liu Liang astonished as he looked at Yin Tianheng. A glimmer of brilliance flashed in his eyes. Every disciple from a Super Sect would naturally lean towards Dao Tradition unless they had betrayed their Sect. Although he had come prepared this time, he hadn't expected that in Yin Tianheng's heart, he didn't even consider him a disciple of the Dao Tradition anymore. That was indeed news that could not be ignored regarding the Light Path Classic.
Mo Qiu speculated wildly; perhaps he was just on another path.
"What does the senior mean?" Liu Liang wondered silently.
Following Yin Tianheng's gesture, Liu Liang gazed into the distant sky. The Lofty Mountains seemed to part automatically, and Summit Liuyun floated aside. The Red Moon hung high above, revealing a wide road leading into the azure expanse before him.
As Yin Tianheng waved his sleeve again, everything vanished without a trace. The mountains returned to their original state, clouds piled high and obscuring the moonlight; the previous scenery was nowhere to be seen.
Though this road was broad, it was not easy to traverse. "Can we easily seek our way? Do you have confidence, senior?"
Laughter echoed through the mountains, so boisterous that even Gu Ping, who was in the midst of Qi Refinement in the wooden cabin, could hear Yin Tianheng's hearty guffaws. The laughter traveled for dozens of miles, scattering the Birds and Beasts, who dared not gather.
What could have caused the senior to laugh so heartily?
That scene made Yin Tianheng and No regard Liu Liang with a newfound respect. Which ordinary Mahayana Practitioner would not feel a sense of pride? Few could remain calm amidst their mocking laughter, especially someone like Liu Liang, who was humble enough to seek guidance.
He laughed at my lack of insight; this path is broad enough for Tian Dong Ren Lang to traverse, yet the way of heaven is narrow, allowing only one to seek it alone. If he does not laugh at me, then whom should he laugh at?
If Tian Dong Ren Lang can seek it, then this senior's actions might provoke public ire. Junior remembers well the foolishness of several sects that treated the Light Path Classic as a mere trinket. They revealed their foundational Cultivation Method and stole others' secrets to expose Tiandong. If I don't deny it, had it coincided with the Battle of Good and Evil, they would have long been punished by several Daoist Sects. How could there be any future matters? Can the senior's actions truly cut off the source of power? Would the Daoist Sects simply ignore it?
What if the Daoist Sects were involved? If I don't deny it, I fear that young man might stray from his path. In a few decades, he might dare to rise high and strike down those hypocritical figures, dismantling that so-called heavenly court. From then on, there would be no Tian Zai among mortals; what could the Daoist Sects do about it?
Upon hearing Yin Tianheng's words, Liu Liang felt a jolt in his heart. If such words were spoken from their mouths, he would never dare to believe them. But if they came from that esteemed figure, then perhaps there was some truth to explore.
The senior's words truly embarrassed the Easterners. Since Bu Luo had confidence, why not take those fierce disciples along to Cangqing Mountain? Surely he would treat both as honored guests and promise not to let The Book of Radiant Path mislead them. What do you think?
Could one really abandon The Book of Radiant Path?
Now it was Yin Tianheng's turn to be astonished; he had never heard of a Daoist Sect willingly discarding its own Dao Foundation without seeking anything in return.
Naturally, The Book of Radiant Path cannot be abandoned. But can we not ask the senior to resolve those who cannot let go?
Liu Liang smiled unintentionally, absentmindedly licking Yi Dong's lips.
Kid, has the Light Path Classic become so fragmented that it can't withstand the Old Man's torment?
Senior, can you wield your sword once more? Besides, how can this be called torment? Before Junior came here, he spent an entire night discussing with his junior, Night Emperor. In Junior's view, Yan Dong's Light Path Classic is unlikely to go far. Sometimes, one must break before they can stand anew. It would be better to start over from scratch. I only ask that Senior take that first step. Even if those people establish a new Dao Tradition, what difference does it make? Once hearts are scattered, they can never be gathered again.
Neither of them spoke further about the matter. Yin Tianheng did not expect Liu Liang to possess such courage, willing to sacrifice the remnants of the Light Path Classic and the power of Dong Lai to gamble on those people’s commitment, betting whether he, Yin Tianheng, could truly lead them on the broad Great Dao—gambling against people and against fate.
Yin Tianheng knew well that Liu Liang had once sought someone to place his bets on—I don't deny it—he wanted him, Yin Tianheng. Yet that young man had not truly matured; he was still in a place where he sought a broader horizon than Yin Tianheng himself.
Comment 0 Comment Count