Therefore, if Chang Li knew that he had been using living people to feed poisons to refine the poison, it would not only be him who had reached the end of his life, Taoist priest Changxu knew very well that he, too, would have reached the end of his life.
The further a person steps into spiritual practice, the more he fears death.
Taoist priest Changxu is certainly no exception.
It has been difficult for him to break through in his cultivation. The reason why he took the risk of feeding poison to living people to refine the poison was to refine the longevity poison.
Even if his lifespan can only last a few years or decades, it can still give him some opportunities for breakthroughs.
Among the elixirs and fruits of Cangyuan Yunji, the most rare one is the longevity fruit. For practitioners, if they live a few more years, there will be more hope for breakthroughs.
But Changli means that there is no food and salt, and there are many rules.
He could obviously refine the longevity Gu, but he refused to help him, so he could only find a way on his own.
The mission of Si Lingzhou mainly lies with Chang Li. He is just a cover, so in these years, all his thoughts have been spent on studying longevity Gu. The reason why Chang Ming ended up being kicked out of the sect is also
Because he discovered that feeding poison with living people could speed up the production of Gu, he secretly fed poison with living people, but Zhang Li discovered it and expelled him from the sect.
Because of Chang Li, he could only wait until Chang Li left the sect before he dared to use this method to refine Gu.
Seeing that his research on longevity Gu had begun to bear fruit, Chang Li came back at this moment.
It's simply ruining his good deeds.
So he could only find a way to continue. He couldn't find a reasonable excuse on his side, so he took advantage of Lan Qianxue's arrogant temper and threw her erring disciples into the Hundred Poison Cave, trying to hide it from Chang Li's eyes.
But who would have thought that he would still be hit by him.
Taoist priest Chang Xu was struggling in his heart, with panic in his eyes, but he didn't dare to show it on his face. He only dared to avoid Chang Li's eyes, and laughed and said: "Junior brother, why do you have to be so serious? It's just a few disciples, let's just leave.
Well, since junior brother has returned to the sect, our mission must be almost completed, and we can return to Lanxizhou by then. The journey is long, and these outer disciples will still have to stay."
Taoist priest Changxu was already showing weakness to Changli.
But Changli just raised the corners of his lips and laughed evilly.
"Senior brother is very calculating, but it's a pity that I have never followed this trick." Chang Li rolled his eyes lightly, looking under the scorching sun, piercing Taoist Priest Chang Xu's eyes like poisonous needles, Taoist Priest Chang Xu said.
Unable to stand firm, he spat out a large mouthful of blood, clutched his chest and took several steps back.
"Chang Li, we senior brothers are fighting, do you really want to be so aggressive?" Taoist priest Chang Xu shouted unwillingly.
"Aggressive?" Chang Li chuckled, "Xiao Monk never likes to force others, but he also doesn't like others to break Xiao Monk's rules."
Taoist priest Changxu's face changed drastically, and he subconsciously raised a dust fly to block it in front of him.
Chang Li just glanced at him again indifferently, and moved the Buddhist beads in his hand twice. The whisk that could be used as a utensil in Taoist Changxu's hand fell into pieces in an instant.
Taoist priest Changxu was knocked to the ground by an unknown force. He fell heavily for several meters and spat out another mouthful of blood.
"Changli! Don't you miss the feeling of being a fellow disciple at all?" Taoist priest Changxu said in horror.
"Amitabha, the Buddha said that all living beings are equal. Since senior brother broke the rules, let's do things according to the rules." Chang Li raised the prayer beads in his palm and was about to throw them out.
Suddenly, a loud "bang" sound came from the mountain gate.