Immortals are naturally born from immortals.
Born and raised here, most monks are attached to their families who gave birth to and raised them. Many monks have left the mortal world, but they still can't let go of their former hometown and their families rooted in the mortal world.
Even ascension does not prevent them from finding ways to support their descendants or clans who remain in the mortal world.
But generally speaking, there are differences between immortals and mortals. There are many barriers between the immortal world and the mortal world. How easy is it to send things back to the mortal world across this boundary? Even if you can send it down, there is no guarantee that the item will accurately fall into the hands of the person who should receive it.
Besides, no matter how high the level of cultivation is, the monks will have to start over again after they go up, and there will be higher level monks on top of them. How to allow them to be distracted?
After many monks became immortals, they were busy improving themselves and could not find time to support the descendants of their clans in a short period of time. By the time they remember that things have changed in the lower world, their bloodlines have been cut off, their sects have been destroyed, and no amount of support is of any use.
It is conceivable that those who can contact the descendants and clans of the mortal world are not simple characters. They must also be amazing and talented people in the fairy world.
Back then, there were several sects that could communicate with ancestors in the immortal world, but they disappeared over a long period of time. After the Shenluo Sect Rebellion, these treasures were either lost or taken away from the southeastern border by the victors, leaving few survivors.
Huyang School is one of them. The Huyang Sect was once an extremely prosperous sect, with many talented people and many great masters who ascended to the immortal world.
Several great powers from their sect ascended to the upper realm, but they were all lost in the torrent of time, and there has been no news about them. The only thing left that has something to do with the fairy world is a bronze mirror called "Kun Mirror".
Normally, the southeastern border of this thing should not be able to be saved, but this thing unexpectedly stayed in the Huyang Sect.
The reason why this Kun Mirror was able to escape the hands of the victors was because it was "bad" and had been broken for many years. Such a useless piece of trash was naturally unattractive and was left behind by the rebels with disdain.
The Kun Mirror is a part of the Qian Kun Mirror, and the other half is a dry mirror. The two are combined into the immortal Qian Kun Mirror. The origin is unknown, and its specific function is not known.
Later, it fell into the hands of a monk from the Huyang sect and was often used for communication between the two parties. Other than that, no other uses have been found yet. However, it is very useful as a communicator. You can communicate no matter where you go without being affected by the environment.
Later, this powerful man ascended to the upper world, but was reluctant to part with his family and his beloved sect in the mortal world, so he left the Kun mirror and took the dry mirror himself, wanting to test whether this object would work in the upper world. It turned out that it was just Just wanted to try it.
But what happened was beyond everyone's expectation, this mirror actually worked, and they were able to use it to intermittently communicate with their ancestor in the upper world. The Huyang Sect also benefited a lot from this, and learned a lot of things and knowledge about the upper world, and became more and more powerful for a time.
Unfortunately, the good times did not last long. This Kun Mirror, which was already intermittent, gradually lost its effectiveness, and later it was directly disconnected as if it was bad. Moreover, in the years to come, they would no longer be able to contact the ancestor in the upper world.
This piece of Kunjing has become a veritable "broken copper and iron" and will never make waves again.
However, the descendants of the immortal still retained their original habits and communicated with the Kun Mirror from time to time, hoping that one day they could see the legendary people and things from it again. Although the possibility of them knowing this is very low...
This is the so-called "asking the mirror", which is the theme of this ceremony.
Although the function of Kunjing has long been a legend, as a well-known immortal weapon, it still attracts the attention of many sects. Many sects come to watch each "Looking for the Mirror" ceremony, and over time it has become a grand ceremony of the Huyang sect.
And the descendants of the bloodline, one of the keys to unlocking Kunjing, are still there today, staying with the Huyang Sect along with the other key, guarding their beloved sect for generations.
That great master had received great favor from the Huyang Sect and was good at it. He settled down in the sect and ascended to the upper world. He spent his whole life loving this sect deeply. His descendants are not willing to give in too much, and they have been rooted in the Huyang sect for generations, which is the lineage of the current leader Guo Jianfeng.
From the elder's legacy, to the main peak's line, and then to the head's line, with the changes of the Huyang sect, there have been many changes, but their attitude towards the sect has not changed.
Guo Jianfeng's lineage of descendants is thin, and he is the only son in Guo Jianfeng's generation. He has only given birth to one daughter, Guo Ni, in so many years, and his offspring are very few.
However, the leader was lucky enough to have a little son unexpectedly at such an old age in the past two years. He is only two years old now and has not yet grown up. The Guo family has finally escaped the curse of having few heirs.
However, the child is young and does not know what his talent is, nor does he know when he will become talented. But Guo Jianfeng, the leader, is already old and more and more eager to retire. How can he afford to wait?
This is also the reason why Guo Jianfeng established the position of senior brother and arranged the marriage between Mu Di and Guo Ni. He needs to ensure that the Guo family's bloodline continues to inherit the leader's lineage, and the Huyang sect also needs it. The Huyang sect must retain the bloodline of the Guo family.
Guo Ni's temperament is not suitable for taking over as the leader, so a better Mu Di will take over. As long as the two of them share a common bloodline. In this way...their Huyang sect can one day rise again.
Ningxia did not expect that the Huyang Sect had such an origin. It is not easy for a sect to spread from ancient times to the present. Even though it seems to have declined a lot at present, with the rising sun and the falling sun, it may not be impossible to make a comeback.
She had not seen this setting when she read the original book, so she probably skipped it. But throughout the book, we can't find a few places that are directly connected to the fairy world.
However, Ningxia has discovered one here. It seems that this abandoned southeastern border is also a crouching tiger, hidden dragon, and should not be underestimated.
and--
What a coincidence...
Ningxia couldn't help but sigh for the Huyang faction. The only remaining members of the new generation of the Guo family are a two-year-old child and Guo Ni. And Guo Ni is a fake...
What should we do if the two-year-old cannot be fed or does not have spiritual talent? I'm afraid that even if they want to perform the "asking the mirror" ceremony, they won't be able to do it, right? ! After all, there are only so many people left in the Guo family lineage.
How could it be such a coincidence? It just so happens that her client this time is really Guo Ni, who has a lot to do with this matter, and she feels like she has been involved in another troublesome matter.
But so what? Ningxia had already planned to just hand over the tokens and letters and ignore the rest. I just wanted to find a good time to give the letter and token to Zhenjun Lingche.
And the sooner the better, there can be no delay. Otherwise, I don’t know how many more troubles could be caused if this “asking for the mirror” ceremony is delayed. God knows how much those villains like to cause trouble at XX festivals, and I don’t know why.
So on the surface, Ningxia was listening to Xie Shi talking about the glorious history of their sect, but in fact, his thoughts were going nowhere.
