Of course, this change in heaven and earth is so profound that unless one is able to make reference to it, it will be difficult to detect the subtleties inside.
It was already dark at the pavilion on the distant mountain, but Fan Qingmeng and the group of Taoists were not tired at all.
These Taoists went down the mountain this time with the intention of observing the heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, and enlightening Qianlong's thoughts.
Indeed, the king knows that people cannot be reused, and the Taoist only knows that the emperor cannot be trusted, but this does not prevent the two from utilizing each other.
In addition, it also has the purpose of training in the world of mortals and deepening the Taoism.
This visit to Qi happened to coincide with Wu Yuan's strong Qi, and that's why the pavilion was created.
At this moment, the sky is dark, but it does not affect the Taoist's observation of Qi.
However, except for Fan Qingmeng, the rest of the Taoists, although they are also genius disciples of various sects and true seeds of human immortality, have long been unable to see clearly from such a long distance.
When they looked at this moment, they felt that in that distant direction, Huang Tian's Qi suddenly declined, while Nanhuang's Qi became even more intense, as if Huang Tian's Qi was about to be crushed in an instant.
Among this group of people, the person whose level of achievement is second only to Fan Qingmeng is probably the Taoist from the Taibai Sword Sect. His name is Ji Zhengwo. He is already thirty-five years old. When he was fifteen, he was already wielding a sword. Traveling around the world, slaying demons and slaying demons, the reputation of a knight is spread widely in the world, and the reputation is also the spirit. While using it to hone his swordsmanship and Taoism, he also improves his cultivation. A mouthful of Taibai sword energy can be said to be pure and pure.
Others do not have enough Dao skills. Although they can read Qi, they are unable to grasp the changes of Qi. When Ji Zhengwo saw such strange changes, he immediately frowned and said: "Huang Tian's Qi suddenly weakened. Could it be that in Huang Tian Dao, Someone important died?!"
Qi cannot change without reason. There is a way to move around, and Taoists grasp the laws, but they know that blessings and misfortunes are permanent, and there is no impermanence.
After hearing this, other Taoists suddenly realized that they had gained their body shape and noticed the changes in Huang Tian's Qi. Therefore, one Taoist was surprised: "Huang Tiandao lost in the Southern Wilderness. He will definitely send troops to reinforce him to regroup. There are two Taoist Huang Tians." My younger brother is a compatriot from the same mother. Although he is not good at Taoism, he is brave in martial arts. They are both first-class warriors in the world. This reinforcement must be sent by one of these two people. Could it be that something happened to one of these two people?!"
There were also Taoists who were suddenly frightened: "These two people can be said to be the two arms of Taoist Huang Tian. If something happens, I'm afraid..."
Although Huang Tiandao is defeated now, he is still defeated. In other words, as long as Huang Tiandao does not die, the heroes in the world will not dare to act rashly.
If a living Golden Immortal goes crazy, no other force except the orthodoxy of the imperial court may be able to withstand the opponent's crazy counterattack.
Indeed, with Huang Tiandao's current situation, if all the heroes in the world work together, even if they only combine half or even one-third of their strength, Huang Tian's chaos can be eliminated in an instant.
But no one wants to become the victim of Taoist Huang Tian's final anger.
Many heroes even wished that Huang Tiandao could hold on for a few more days. As long as Huang Tiandao was still there, the court's main attention would be focused on Huang Tiandao. Even because the imperial court was now weak, in order to quell the Huangtian rebellion, some places would be given to him. , greater privileges.
Of course, the imperial court no longer has much binding force on local governments, but it is better to have a name than not.
However, this is not what the Taoists are thinking about at this moment.
But in history, similar things have never happened.
Several times, when all the heroes were in power, there were new generals who were unruly and full of youthful spirit. They only knew how to kill them all, but did not know how to fight against trapped beasts, even killing their own relatives. In the end, both forces suffered losses.
When the two armies are fighting, some important figures cannot be killed, but they cannot be killed easily, or in other words, let other forces kill them.
What the Taoists are worried about at the moment is that Huang Tiandao has been destroyed in advance, so that the current Da Cang court still has a chance to breathe.
At this time, if there are one or two more important ministers who have the ability to continue the national destiny and continue the national destiny for tens of hundreds of years, things will be terrible.
Many traitors in troubled times will become capable officials in governing the world if the world is not chaotic enough.
Changes in the national destiny are inherently a matter of ebb and flow. There is such a balance point. Many times, this balance will change due to some small variables.
"No matter what, the Huang Tian Qi in the Southern Wilderness proves that Huang Tiandao has given up and gone south. As expected, it is clear from the sidelines. Even the Golden Immortal at that time would lose his judgment on the situation once he was involved in fighting for the dragon. The Dao industry is difficult, and the Dao industry is difficult. It’s difficult!”
Ji Zhengwo murmured, actually feeling sorry for Huang Tiandao.
Because, seeing the current situation, he knew that if Huang Tiandao successfully went south and laid a foundation in the Southern Wasteland, he might still have a chance of survival in the future. Otherwise, if he entrenched himself in Qingzhou, he would only be surrounded by enemies on all sides and would perish sooner or later.
After all, he is also a Taoist, and he has never had the idea of establishing an earthly Taoist kingdom. It is just that Taoists know the destiny and understand the difficulties of going against the sky, so they gave up the idea.
"From this point of view, Fairy Fan is still profound in Taoism. I heard earlier that Huang Tiandao's Taoist Qi had changed, and we thought he could get out of his cage. However, in an instant, Huang Tian changed suddenly, and the Qi and Qi were connected. I'm afraid its chances of survival are even slimmer."
"Pity."
Some Taoists sighed.
"I dare to ask the fairy, I wonder how the Taoist Huang Tiandao who was chased by Wu Yuan is doing now?!"
Some Taoists also asked, but they wanted to use it to confirm some of their conjectures.
Similar things are actually recorded in some Taoist books. The method of looking at Qi is, in a sense, essentially a summary of the laws of past events.
"Wu Yuan's energy is strong, his tiger and wolf energy is even more vigorous, and he has the aura of swallowing the sky. It can be said that the time comes when the world and the earth borrow strength. If he can control it, he may not be able to turn into a real hidden dragon in the future."
"As for that Taoist, his Qi is weak. After he was very prosperous, his vigorous Qi seemed to have been interrupted due to this change. He even felt a bit disgusted by the world..."
Fan Qingmeng frowned slightly. Compared to others, she could see clearly.
But there was a faint feeling in her heart that she had missed something.
But no matter how she looked at it, due to Huang Tian's change, it was indeed Wu Yuan who took advantage of this to have a second burst of energy. As a result, the Taoist's energy was interrupted, and he was even more disgusted by the weather. This situation was completely determined at this time. It's already ten dead and no life.
In fact, her sense of omission was not false. After all, she had something extraordinary, so she felt something.
As for why there were omissions, it was naturally because her moral conduct was not enough.
(End of chapter)
