Dachun explained to Lin Jiufeng the ownership of the Taoist sect, and then Lin Jiufeng understood.
Why was it that Hunyuan Tao's assassination of Emperor De caused a huge uproar, but other Taoist sects were indifferent and ignored it.
It turned out that there were such detailed divisions in a Taoist gate, which was beyond Lin Jiufeng's expectation.
"Then what is the reason for the civil strife in the Taoist sect that you mentioned?" Lin Jiufeng asked curiously.
"There are several rumors about the civil strife in the Taoist sect. Some people say that the treasure left by the Taoist sect's ancestors has been unearthed, and the spoils are divided unevenly among the several families."
"Some people also say that the appearance of the supreme Taoist scripture within the Taoist sect caused several families to fight over it, causing a real fire."
"Some people say it's because some people want to integrate the Taoist sects and form a super large force, which will cause the other Taoist sects to rebound and start civil strife."
Dachun told Lin Jiufeng the version he had heard.
On weekdays, like the uncle at the head of the village, he wandered around and listened to other people's gossip, without revealing his cultivation as a human being or a god.
These are what he heard from different people.
These three are currently widely circulated.
Lin Jiufeng said softly: "This is an internal matter within the Taoist sect. As long as they don't make a big fuss and harm the people, the fight between life and death has nothing to do with the Yuhua Divine Dynasty."
"I thought so at first, but recently there seems to be real fire within these Taoist sects. Masters from all walks of life have come out. Many real Taoists who have never heard of them have appeared. These people are very powerful. They can burn mountains and boil seas. It's all okay, but once you really get angry, the people of this world will suffer," Dachun said.
Lin Jiufeng frowned, this was true, it was possible.
"But such a situation has not happened for the time being, so don't worry. I still believe that since you are successful in cultivating Taoism, you should not kill innocent people indiscriminately." Lin Jiufeng raised his wine glass.
Dachun also raised his glass: "I just hope this is the case. In this turbulent world, no matter who wins or loses, it is the common people who are unlucky."
Lin Jiufeng nodded, confirming that sentence, prosperous but the people suffer. If they die, the people will suffer.
During this dinner, Dachun started chatting about trivial matters, talked about life, and talked about the safety of the people.
While drinking and chatting, Dachun became drunk after a few hours.
Neither Lin Jiufeng nor he used magic energy to dispel the drunkenness, they just relied on their bodies.
There is still no Lin Jiufeng to drink in the spring.
In addition, he also got drunk and fell down, drunk and unconscious.
Lin Jiufeng looked at the drunken Dachun, and then looked at the moonlight outside the window.
The bright moon hung high, and it was already late at night.
The cold wind blows at night and brings up the water in the lake. Lin Jiufeng can see it from the window.
Dachun's wife has already taken her grandson to bed, leaving her alone.
The little white cat was lying in the living room, practicing silently.
Lin Jiufeng looked around, drank the remaining wine in the glass, then put down the glass, helped Dachun to the bed, and settled him down.
"Cat, let's go."
Lin Jiufeng adjusted her clothes and said softly.
"Meow!"
"Aren't you going to stay here for the night?"
asked the little white cat.
"No, I've said all that needs to be said. If you continue to stay, it's just a repeat of tonight." Lin Jiufeng shook his head.
"Aren't you going to say goodbye to Dachun?" The little white cat jumped off the table.
"Adults' farewells are often caught off guard, and there is no need to exaggerate the farewell." Lin Jiufeng shook his head and strode out of the yard.
What I said to Dachun has been finished tonight.
Dachun is his friend.
But after all, the two of them were not together. After drinking and saying goodbye, they looked even more chic.
The little white cat left quietly and followed Lin Jiufeng into the carriage.
Under the night, the horse neighed and pulled the carriage away.
In the house, Dachun was snoring like thunder.
An accidental encounter allowed Lin Jiufeng to learn about Dachun's current situation, and her worries were put to rest.
After a night of reminiscing about old times, he will continue to pursue the peak of his practice, while Dachun will continue to live in low-key seclusion. I don't know when the next time the two of them will get together.
As for what Dachun said about the civil strife in the Taoist sect, Lin Jiufeng could only listen to it as a matter of fact.
If there is no civil strife within the Taoist sect, it has nothing to do with him.
Could they still fight to the point of causing the earth to collapse and the mountains and rivers to turn upside down
After drinking, Lin Jiufeng sat in the carriage, and the little white cat drove the carriage, taking advantage of the night.
Lin Jiufeng fell asleep directly.
This was also one of the few times he fell asleep.
The next day, a sudden tremor shook Lin Jiufeng awake.
Boom!
It seemed as if the sky was about to collapse and the earth was about to crack.
Hearing the cries of many people, Lin Jiufeng opened his eyes. His alcoholism was instantly gone. He opened the car curtain and saw an astonishing scene.
On the top of a distant mountain, there was a Taoist who was casting a spell and roared loudly: "Quanzhen Sect, you are really bullying others!"
Along with the roar, he also grabbed a large mountain, captured it alive, pulled out the mountain directly, and threw it directly with terrifying magic power.
The other party was also a Taoist. His body was like lightning, and he shot out, condensing a Dharma-like heaven and earth, and struck hard.
Bang!
The mountains exploded directly, rocks collapsed, stormy waves rolled up, and thousands of clouds rolled up.
The broken stone smashed down, and the huge mountain shook the earth. A small town in front of Lin Jiufeng was directly covered by a huge stone.
No one inside escaped.
When Lin Jiufeng saw this, his eyes narrowed and his face turned cold.
He looked into the distance.
Within a radius of several hundred miles, it seemed as if it had been baptized. A large mountain was shattered and rocks fell in pieces, causing heavy casualties.
Not to mention that the two Taoists didn't pay attention at all and continued to fight, using every move with the Taoist charm, they smashed down directly with a rumble that shook the surrounding area.
Their subsequent harm continues.
The screams and cries of countless people were all covered up by the sound of fighting.
Between heaven and earth, there is only their collision.
Lin Jiufeng saw this, his brows pressed together tightly, and he whispered: "Civil war in the Taoist sect!"
This is what Dachun told him, the civil war in the Taoist sect.
One of these two Taoist priests is from the Quanzhen Sect. Although the other one is not sure where he is, he has a field and is obviously a master.
"I thought that the civil war in the Taoist sect would have no impact on the Yuhua Dynasty or the people at all, but now it seems that these high-ranking practitioners really don't care about the death of the people, and they actually fight in this residential area and are so unscrupulous, even It's intentional." Lin Jiufeng said coldly.
Meow!
The little white cat said: "This time they fought, at least thousands of people died."
"Killed thousands of people, they deserve to die!" Lin Jiufeng said coldly.
He didn't bother to care about why the two people were fighting. Who was right and who was wrong made no sense to Lin Jiufeng.
Lin Jiufeng directly pointed his sword at him.
Sonorous!
A ray of sword energy shot out, walking in the void, like a swimming dragon, like an arrow, piercing the clouds and mist, and directly pierced the foreheads of the two Taoists.
puff!
puff!
The two Taoists fell straight down. What they were arguing about was no longer important.