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Wei Shiqi had a premonition of some possible crisis and never left. In the dark seabed, under the cover of the divine light, and in a small space, he endured it for several years with patience.
A year can be said to be long or short. When you meditate, adjust your breath, enter concentration, and close your eyes, time slips through your fingers and you cannot keep it.
Ruan Jing did not rush him and stayed with him silently for a whole year, never leaving. This was the most relaxing time in her life. She had no burden, no need to worry about anything, recall the past, or relax herself. The soul and the body fit into each other and merged into one, and she was no longer herself. However, this change did not cause too much trouble - the body was too young and she was attached to that man. All she had to do was accept it, and think the other way around. , her original body was far from uneven, and she seemed to be a little bit interested in Wei Shiqi.
The only thing she wasn't used to was that the master and slave were reversed. She was at a disadvantage in comparisons of bloodline, cultivation, and combat prowess, which made her feel depressed.
On this day, Wei Shiqi was just thinking about something on his mind, while Ruan Jing, with a smile on her lips, hummed softly the songs of the demon tribe, the syllables were sonorous and euphemistic.
After hearing her hum the last sentence, Wei Shiqi seemed to wake up from a dream and said: "It's almost time, we should go."
"Okay, let's go." Ruan Jing stood up and adjusted her appearance, her movements gradually slowed down, and she looked back at the small shelter, unable to hide her nostalgia and melancholy. She murmured: "The world outside may be a barren place."
"Even if the doomsday comes, we can still find a paradise." Wei Shiqi touched her head, bent down to pick her up, put her on his shoulders, raised the Hidden Snow Sword, opened the way with five-color divine light, and rushed out like an arrow. East China Sea.
The vast line between the sea and the sky, the cold spring weather, Wei Shiqi identified the direction and flew towards the Middle-earth Continent unhurriedly.
Don't be in a hurry. The scenery on the sea is good, with vast blue waves, high sky and flowing clouds, and schools of fish reflecting the sun. It makes people feel comfortable and their worries are gone. Wei Shiqi remembered the distant past. At that time, he was studying in a small and isolated city. At the end of the year, a girl in the class distributed New Year's cards. He also got one with a motto written on it, "Better than the earth." What is broader is the ocean, what is broader than the ocean is the sky, and what is broader than the sky is the human heart.”
The handwriting is very delicate and sophisticated.
How many years ago was that? At that time, he was still young.
Time changes everything. In that isolated town, he spent his youth, youth, and adulthood. Finally, in his forties, he boarded the high-speed train going south, cut off all the past, and started a new life.
That experience left a mark deep in his soul that can never be erased, and ultimately transformed him into what he is today. Rebirth, games, blood, loneliness, Wei Shiqi knew that all excuses were useless. He was essentially such a person, selfish, indifferent, unmoved, unwilling to invest and give. This was his pitiful and lamentable weakness. , but it is also his strongest point.
In this world, he had parents, teachers, classmates, and women, but what he missed the most was the lonely carnivore at the foot of Laoya Ridge who looked up at the stars and listened to the wind and sobbed.
He has always been the alien who escaped in the warm and strange city, living alone, looking for solace, and waiting for death in aging. He has never changed.
How many worldly events do you have to go through and how much price do you have to pay to know what you really want, to live soberly and simply, to turn your heart into a beacon leading to death, and to walk forward step by step unswervingly?
Wei Shiqi laughed softly, laughing at the sky, the ground, and himself. Ruan Jing looked down at him a few times, suppressed her curiosity, and didn't ask anything.
The clouds and fog gradually faded, and the land was in the distance. Ruan Jing's eyes were sharp, and she said "Hey" and said, "It seems that someone is marching an army to attack the city."
Wei Shiqi looked around and saw that the land was devastated, wars were raging, and an army of ants was besieging a city. The city gate suddenly opened, the suspension bridge was lowered, and a general with his helmet pierced and leading hundreds of cavalry came out of the city.
With a thought in his heart, he activated the Hidden Snow Sword, and the star flew close to the battlefield, landed on the cliff, and watched the battle unfold.
The Taoist cultivator has a keen eye, and Wei Shiqi had already recognized the general who led the army to siege the city. He was Ouyang Quan, the commander of Xu Changsheng, the general of Zhenguan Hussars.
The general who came out of the city was surnamed Kuang Minglu. He was the most powerful general under Xiang Kun, the prefect of Donglai City. He carried a poisonous dragon spear and was as powerful as breaking bamboo, cutting a bloody path and approaching the Chinese army.
Ouyang Quan rode his horse forward to greet him, brandishing his iron rod, and fought with Kuang Lu.
Kuang Lu's spear skills were taught by experts. He was as fast as the wind, as slow as a forest, as aggressive as fire, and as motionless as a mountain. He used various means to stab, stab, tart, attack, wrap, circle, block, hold, pounce, point, poke, and dance. The killing made Ouyang Quan break out in cold sweat and he could hardly resist. Seeing that the situation was not going well, he turned the horse's head, dragged the stick and walked away. He secretly took out a talisman and pressed it on his chest. The light flashed randomly, a wave of heat surged throughout his body, and his arms suddenly felt as strong as a thousand pounds.
Shooting the man first, shooting the horse, and capturing the thief first, capture the king. Kuang Luna was willing to let the thief go and chased him. Unexpectedly, Ouyang Quan turned around and hit his head with a stick. He raised the Poison Dragon Spear to resist, but was hit by him with the stick. The gun bent, the horse knelt down, the tiger's mouth split open, and it fell into the dust.
Ouyang Quan laughed loudly, pointed at Kuang Lu and said: "Hey, kneel down and surrender to me, and spare your life. If not, today will be your death anniversary next year!"
Kuang Lu's eyes were about to burst, he threw away the Poison Dragon Spear, pulled out the sword from his waist, and rushed forward to fight. Ouyang Quan swung the iron rod, flew the sword with one blow, and hit Kuang Lu's Tianling cap with another blow. Unfortunately, his helmet was dented and his brain was burst. Kuang Lu fell straight to the ground and died.
The general was about to die, and his cavalry were all timid and unable to resist. Some surrendered and some fled. Ouyang Quan took the opportunity to attack the city. The prefect Xiang Kun climbed to the top of the city and personally supervised the battle. All the rockets, rocks, gold and liquid were ready. When night fell, Ouyang Quan had no choice but to withdraw his troops.
The night was vast and the cold stars were counting. Ouyang Quan had a meal in the tent and spread out the map to look at it carefully. Donglai City is located in a battleground for military strategists. It is the gateway to the north. If you can occupy this city, you can enter. Attack, retreat and defend, and remain in an invincible position.
This time, General Xu Changsheng sent troops from the town customs, divided into two routes: water and land. The waterway went down the Ximinjiang River, bypassed the Diabolus Mountain, and penetrated diagonally into the hinterland of the Central Plains, seizing cities and territories along the way and advancing on the capital. The land route went straight to the fertile land in the south of the Yangtze River, cutting off water transportation, taking a short rest, and sending the army northward, echoing the waterway.
General Xu Changsheng personally led the army by water. The vanguard He Kui led 3,000 elites to open roads across the mountains and build bridges across the water. The land was commanded by Ouyang Quan, who led 10,000 frontier troops. They fought steadily and mainly focused on plundering. If the war went unfavorable, , can move with the camera, escort the baggage and property back to the town customs.
The outcome of the battle was unexpected. He Kui repeatedly encountered powerful enemies and reached a deadlock. On the contrary, Ouyang Quan had a smooth journey and conquered Jiangnan, cutting off the lifeline of the Zhao Dynasty.
But Ouyang Quan always had a hidden worry in his heart, and he never expressed it to General Hussar. He felt that even if he stated it in advance, the general might not listen. r1058
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