Qin Huali, who was still full of hope for Chen Daji, couldn't help but speak again.
"Young general, you and I are destined to be honored guests of Mo City."
"If you like any of my Mo family's works, you can buy it back and play with it slowly."
When Chen Daji heard this, his face fell instantly.
"Uncle Qin, we came down here naked this time and didn't bring any money!"
"This iron suit was snatched from the dog just now..."
Seeing Chen Daji's "simple" look, Qin Huali couldn't help laughing.
"Little General, Mo City is different from the common people. Transactions here do not use real money and silver, but one's own moral character."
"The works of all Mohists (the name given to each other by members of the Mohist family) in my lineage can be divided into four levels, 'Heaven and Earth, Black and Yellow'."
"Under each level, there are four levels: A, B, C and D."
"As long as you have enough virtue, you can exchange it for anything below Earth Level A."
When they heard that Yin De was to be exchanged, everyone's expressions suddenly became heavy.
You must know that the most difficult thing to obtain in the world is yin virtue.
Not only is it difficult to obtain, but it is also extremely easy to lose!
It can be as small as lying and venomous words, slandering, and sowing discord, or as serious as being unfilial to relatives, killing animals, setting fires, and destroying countries and cities. It's just a question of how much!
When Chen Daji heard that he was going to trade his evil virtues, his face fell even more.
But what he was thinking was different from others.
"Old man, we don't even have that Yin De thing!"
"It's not that I'm stingy. If you don't believe me, ask Master Ba. Many people say I'm wicked!"
Bird skin: "......"
Chang Baye took this opportunity and quickly rolled Chen Daji back onto his back.
He didn't want the little naughty kid to exchange his precious virtue for a bunch of useless toys.
At the same time, the timid Big Changchong was afraid that his actions would offend the second-generation magnate and make others hate him. Chang Baye did not forget to keep nodding and bowing to Qin Huali.
"My lord, this little bastard is born wicked and can't afford to buy anything from you. You don't have to be angry..."
Qin Huali is such a person, he just smiles when he sees this.
"Snake Lord, what you said is wrong!"
"What the young general lacks is only Yang virtue. As for Yin virtue, merit and wealth, he is rich in all."
"Even compared to you, the King of Snakes, I'm still far behind."
Master Chang Ba's face turned red when he saw Qin Huali seeing through Chen Daji so clearly.
He really felt sorry for the "little bastard", otherwise he would have been an honest and honest person...
Seeing this, Hua Jiunan smiled helplessly and spoke to ease Chang Baye's embarrassment.
"People have four virtues: yin, yang, merit, and blessing. A great plan is like a jade in everything."
"It's just that I'm not good at creating momentum, so my virtues are not obvious."
When Chen Daji heard this, he glanced at Master Chang Ba quietly, and then murmured to himself.
"Damn it, it turns out we are not wicked..."
"Boss, what are you talking about about Yang De? When did we save up?!"
Qin Huali saw Chen Daji's pure heart, and the more he watched, the more he liked him.
He smiled and said:
Yin De means doing good deeds secretly without being known to others. Most of what people say about accumulating virtue and doing good deeds refers to Yin De.
Being cautious about the lonely, caring for the widowed, respecting the elderly and pitying the poor, doing good deeds and recommending virtuous people are all actions that accumulate negative virtues.
Of course, Chen Daji and Zhao Fei's behavior of paying tuition and living expenses to poor students also counts.
"The Complete Book of Lu Zu" says:
"Those who do good deeds will enjoy blessings; those who accumulate negative virtues will have prosperous descendants."
Yang virtue corresponds to Yin virtue. Doing good deeds on the bright side, or doing good deeds is known to everyone, is called "Yang virtue";
Yang virtue may be somewhat utilitarian, while yin virtue means doing good deeds without expecting anything in return.
Obviously, people who "accumulate yin virtue" have a higher state.
Of course, people who "accumulate positive virtue" are also noble.
The two words merit can be understood separately:
Merit is good deeds, virtue is good intentions.
Good intentions plus good deeds are merit.
"Tai Shang Induction Chapter" says:
"Three good deeds in one day will bring blessings to you in three years. Harmful people speak evil words, look at evil, and do evil. If you do three evils in one day, disaster will come to you in three years. If you do it without force."
Merit is an inner practice, just like we continue to acquire knowledge through learning.
When you have good thoughts in your heart and put them into action, you will have merit.
It will not disappear, and the more merit you have, the greater the blessings will be.
Fu is blessing and virtue.
By accumulating yin virtues, yang virtues, and merit, you can gain merit.
"Those who desire heavenly immortals should do one thousand three hundred good deeds; those who desire earthly immortals should do three hundred good deeds."
For practitioners, the merit gained from doing good deeds can make them live forever.
The same goes for ordinary people:
If you do more good deeds, you will become healthy, have peace of mind, and become calm in dealing with things.
In short: As the saying goes, the predecessors planted trees for future generations to enjoy the shade, accumulating negative virtues and merits, and allowing their descendants to inherit the shade of their ancestors.
Except for Chen Daji, the others are all great practitioners, so naturally they have known these things for a long time.
For some unknown purpose, Fan Ju, the "big brother", finally added something profound to Chen Daji.
"Major General, there is another sentence you need to remember: if you do good with intention, you will not be rewarded even if you do good. If you do evil without intention, you will not punish even if you do evil."
