Chapter 76 of The Unsheathed Sword: The wind is rustling

Xu Huaigu felt that everything was wrong. Since coming to Xingqing, many mysteries have emerged, and each one is related to himself, but he doesn't know anything. This feeling of being kept in the dark is terrible.

Xu Huaigu stayed up all night and practiced alone in his room.

The spiritual energy was transferred into the body's muscles and veins again, and after a circle, a few more hours passed. Yu Qin didn't sleep well next to him, and Xu Huaigu didn't feel sleepy at all.

He was very upset and had no intention of sleeping, so he had no choice but to practice.

In fact, he is very different from many monks in this aspect of practice. Other monks would like to spend all their free time on cultivation, but Xu Huaigu values ​​life more.

Life is higher than practice.

So he spends more time sleeping at night.

This is also related to the fact that he has never received the consciousness instillation of systematic spiritual practice. Other monks have been exposed to the power of spiritual practice since childhood, and they also know the importance of spiritual practice, so they put spiritual practice first. Xu Huaigu only accepted the teachings taught to him by Deng Zhiyuan, and did not have such a growing environment. Deng Zhiyuan did not put pressure on him at first, but only let him see more of the rivers, mountains and customs of East Fuyao Island.

This created Xu Huaigu's calm attitude towards spiritual practice.

In the early stage, this kind of mentality may not be conducive to breakthroughs in spiritual practice. But when the realm reaches a high level, this calmness can be the greatest help for spiritual practice.

He could still feel the golden thread of the Golden Shuttle Talisman at his heart, which was exactly the same as four years ago, without any improvement. Xu Huaigu had almost given up on the cultivation of the Golden Shuttle Talisman. He had no intention of practicing this thing anymore, he just regarded it as a life-saving object.

The sky gradually became brighter, and Xu Huaigu glanced at Yu Qin, who looked a little sleepy. There were still traces of saliva on the corner of his mouth from the first time he saw her that day, and he couldn't help but smile a little.

He walked out of the room quietly, preparing to go to the palace to find out what was going on today. He had a hunch that the answers to all problems would be solved in the palace.

He left a letter to Yu Qin, saying that he was going to Xingqing City to meet an acquaintance, which could take as short as two or three days, or as long as about a week, so he told her not to worry.

He thought again and wrote again. If he didn't come back in two weeks, he would go to the Princess Cangyang Mansion in the north and find a way to meet the princess and tell his name. The princess would naturally It would leave her a way out.

After writing this letter, Xu Huaigu put it next to Yu Qin's pillow and left.