Chapter three hundred and eighty sixth: Su Jun's apprenticeship
Knowing that Ji Ying wanted to know her attitude, Wu Yi raised his glass to her. This was normal at a banquet. As for why Wu Yi didn't raise his glass with a man, but drank with Ji Ying, a seemingly timid woman, there was not much I will pay attention to these personally.
An ordinary yet unusual toast, Ji Ying smiled and raised a glass-encrusted white jade cup beside her hand in response to Wu Yi's toast.
The two of them stretched out their sleeves to block other people's eyes and drank wine in their robes. Ji Ying drank it all in one gulp, while Wu Yi drank half of the cup and stopped drinking. The wine made from vines exudes a strange green light, which is so dazzling.
Ji Ying noticed it, smiled slightly, and saw what Wu Yi meant, without saying anything. Wu Yi was saying that he could leave at any time, and there was still a way out, unlike Ji Ying, who would covet the big position once the incident happened. , the crime of having ulterior motives is indispensable. She has no way out, and she is really going to the dark side.
Su Jun on the right noticed the previous scene and also saw the half glass of wine on Wu Yi's small table, and said: "Senior Brother Wu, why don't you drink it all in one gulp and keep the half glass for what? If you are drunk with wine today, you will be worried tomorrow.”
Su Jun and Wu Yi had never had much contact with each other, but judging from his performance at this Pindan Conference, he was hidden away by the upper echelons of the sect and had been trained in private for many years. He was quite scheming and had always regarded the latter as his junior.
When a bird of prey is about to attack, it will fly low and fold its wings; when a beast is about to pounce, it must restrain its movement. This person's compliments are very pleasant to hear, but every word is poison, paralyzing your fighting spirit and killing your fighting spirit. Compared with Wu Yi hated those arrogant and domineering people even more, and of course, he was more wary of them.
Wu Yi did not dwell on the previous topic of the cup, and said: "Senior Brother Su, I started the book first, so I should be the one to call him senior."
Su Jun looked ashamed and said: "Those who are successful come first. Senior Brother Wu is a role model for our generation. Please don't refuse the title of Senior Brother."
"I've encountered a problem in my cultivation recently. Even if you call me senior brother these days, I'm afraid I'll still have to make up for it in a few days." Wu Yi said openly and meaningfully.
"Senior brother is very talented, so it will not be difficult for him to get through this."
Wu Yi waved his hand and said: "Let's not mention this anymore. I wonder who the respected master is?"
Su Jun was stunned for such a abrupt change of topic, and then said with a sense of pride: "My master is the second disciple of the Lingche Shangzhen sect - Zhixuan Zhenzhen, too."
It is worth mentioning that within Yiqi Sect, all monks who have cultivated to the realm of Yuanying will be given a Taoist title by their master. Some talented Jindan monks also have Taoist titles, but they are often at the third level of the Golden elixir, which is far away from the Nascent Soul. Only half a step away.
There are no rules for this Taoist name. It can even be said to be slightly arbitrary. Some names have the same pronunciation as the surname, some are named after Taoism, some are named after supernatural powers, and some are even named after spiritual beings. foot.
But once you are promoted to Cave Heaven and become the pinnacle of a world, you need to have the master of Tianji Hall, that is, the black-robed monk, guard the upper realm to report to the upper realm, detailing your life experience, spiritual enlightenment, etc., and then The Taoist title was given by the Supreme Immortal according to the inheritance of the Upper Realm. In other words, the Dongtian Shang really has the qualifications to enter the Upper Realm.
This is similar to when Wu Yi first entered the first Qi Gate, he separated the blood essence and blood, and lit the ever-bright lamp to indicate entry. However, there is no doubt that the door to the upper world is more difficult. If he is in danger in the future, he can judge the fate according to the ever-bright lamp. Or not, I might as well ask the Supreme Being to reverse the four directions and five elements to get you back.
Therefore, there are two Taoist titles among the Sect Masters. Currently, including the head Xuan Xingsi, they are all Lingzi generations. Among the entire Yiqi Sect Shangzhen, the lowest one is the Huixuan Shangzhen, who is the Huizi
Senior, and also the youngest person.
Because the aristocratic family is proud of their family name, people often refer to it by their family name and not by their Taoist title. This is another discrepancy, but it will not be discussed further.
"Lingche Shangzhen is really proficient in the two ways of habit, energy, and law. He is good at water movement. His self-created Wanxiang Bilan Gong is no less than the three skills and nine classics." Wu Yi didn't understand the so-called Zhixuan Zhenren, so he had to praise Lingche.
Really.
When it came to his own ancestor, Su Jun was no longer humble and introduced to Wu Yi in a ostentatious manner: "The current ancestor of Wanxiang Bilan Gong has only deduced it to the fourth level. The first level is simply related to Qi Dao. It was created out of nothing and evolved into one."
"The last three levels pay more and more attention to the Dharma, taking the meaning of giving birth to two, two giving birth to three, and three giving rise to all things."
"Each floor..."
Wu Yi blinked his eyes to make sure that Su Jun was not aware of his impatience. He had no choice but to bring up this topic by himself and had no choice but to listen to it. Anyway, there were people talking all around. It was boring to drink alone. He wanted to hear the secret of the technique.
Not bad either.
Half an hour later, Su Jun moistened his dry lips and reluctantly stopped. He had already told everything he knew.
His humble background made him pay special attention to the evaluation of outsiders, trying to hide his existence, but he also tried his best to show the strong people around him. It can be said to be a morbid mentality, but in fact there are many such people around him. "It's a pity that I
My qualifications are dull and I can’t even get into the first level at present. I really feel unworthy of my mentor’s teachings.”
Wu Yi comforted him and said: "The method Shangzhen created must not be an ordinary method. Difficulties are normal. Just practice patiently and work hard for a long time, and you will surely achieve great success."
Su Jun cupped his hands and said, "Thank you so much, Brother Tao, for your kind words."
Wu Yi cupped his hands, indicating that there was no need to thank him. As soon as he heard Su Jun's description, he knew that this was a method deduced by Lingche Shangzhen from the Qi Shang Yuantong Xuan Gong.
If you have a foundation in the Qi Shangyuan Tongxuan Gong, it should not be difficult to get started with the practice. If you don't have the Qi Shangyuan Tongxuan Gong, you will be stuck in the beginning. Even if you have the best talent in the Dharma, it will be exhausted.
Changing Taoism and practice early is the right way.
This is Wu Yi's inner thought. However, if Wu Yi really says this, I'm afraid Su Jun will fall out with him immediately, so it's better to keep it in his heart.
The banquet will naturally not be a dry talk, with songs and dances, civil and military fights, and numerous endings. It will be wonderful, everyone will be happy, and time will pass by unknowingly.
Three days later, no matter how many cups of tea were drunk and how many rounds of wine were passed, there were a lot of fruit cores piled up on the table. Wu Yi was so thick-skinned that he couldn't help but use a magic to cover them up.
In the final analysis, this banquet should be said to appease those monks who did not receive any rewards or just some consolation prizes. Wu Yi and other victors were impatient and eager to try, and the wonderful singing and dancing seemed boring and dull.