The flying dragon that Wu Yugang transformed with his innate true qi hovered over the heads of the Kongtong disciples. This dragon seemed to exist only in legends. But now it actually appeared in front of the Kongtong disciples who were still relatively young. How could they not be frightened? The dragon flew in front of Hu Feizi, and its huge claws gently grabbed Hu Feizi's shoulders and slowly lifted him up into the air. Seeing this, the Kongtong disciples opened their mouths in horror, looking at the strange scene in front of them.
At this time, it was already late. A bright moon hung on the branches, and the bright moonlight shone in front of the Wen Dao Palace. Dozens of Kongtong disciples looked at Hu Feizi who was lifted into the air by the dragon, and there was no sound. Only the whistling sound of the wind in the valley and the roar of the river hitting the rocks could be heard.
The dragon slowly put Hu Feizi back to the ground. At this time, Hu Feizi and the dragon looked at each other. Hu Feizi was so scared that he couldn't speak. Wu Yugang stretched out his arms, and the dragon he had driven out roared and returned to Wu Yugang's body. The Kongtong disciples and Yang Wushuang were all surprised.
In Yang Wushuang's opinion, although Wu Yugang has a good kung fu, he can't be so good at 72 transformations! But the scene in front of him was completely beyond his expectations. Wu Yugang could only conjure up a flying dragon in the sky out of thin air, which is difficult for many practitioners to achieve. Wu Yugang could effortlessly conjure up a dragon in front of everyone, which made Yang Wushuang very excited. Who doesn't want their beloved to be unique in the world!
Wu Yugang took back the dragon and said calmly: "Although the use of breath is natural, the practice of kung fu is about practice makes perfect. If you practice a kind of kung fu, it is difficult to get good results if you start well but end badly. The use of a skill is all about developing good natural habits in daily practice. It is not about laziness in pursuit. It is not about having no beginning or end, but about thorough understanding, so that you can use nature invisibly. You should pay more attention to these."
Wu Yugang's words seemed to be casual, but they contained profound Taoist meanings. Guangchengzi secretly admired from time to time. This young man had deeply understood the meaning of Taoism. Taoism is not as simple as simple etiquette and seniority. Because Taoism inherits the law of Taoism, not simple formal etiquette. The true inheritance of Taoism is not limited by age and experience.
The principle of Taoism is to understand the true meaning of Taoism in nature. As long as one truly understands the meaning of Taoism, he or she can become a master. These are determined by one's own innate spiritual foundation, and cannot be compensated by acquired diligence. Only those who are knowledgeable can understand the true meaning of Taoism, and only such people can achieve the right result. The understanding and seniority of the secular world are just a formality. Age cannot explain the depth of Taoism, and those who claim to have so-called experience are just deceiving themselves and others.
Guangchengzi of Jiuxian Mountain said to Lv Dongbin: "You are such a rare disciple! You are so young, yet you understand the meaning of Taoism so thoroughly. The complicated etiquette and seniority in the mortal world have already obliterated the true meaning of Taoism."
Lü Dongbin listened to Guang Chengzi's indignant words and smiled: "If there were no etiquette in the mortal world, would the world still be able to distinguish between levels and highs? The inheritance of Taoism lies in being able to transcend it!"
Guang Chengzi silently pondered over Lu Dongbin's words and smiled knowingly. The saints in the fairy world are unlikely to be bothered by the mundane world, because these saints all came from the mundane world through cultivation, so how could they not understand the mundane world
Wu Yugang seemed to have finished explaining what he needed to explain, and Guangchengzi beside him also saw Wu Yugang's thoughts. After all, the true meaning of Taoism is difficult to explain. Since the Kongtong disciples have those immortal cultivation techniques, this cannot be said. However, this seems to have become a good start. After all, the Kongtong disciples have begun to understand the highest level of Tai Chi.
Guang Chengzi continued, "It's not easy for me to come here, and it's also rare for you to meet such a master. The improvement of cultivation lies in the comprehensive understanding of the meaning of Tao, not taking it out of context. Only when you practice a method freely and skillfully can you use it naturally, which does not lose the natural meaning of Tao. You need to remember this! It's getting late, you should rest early!"
As Guangchengzi spoke, a flash of golden light appeared, and he disappeared into the night, his whereabouts unknown. Before the disciples of Kongtong could even finish their words "Send the Immortal Master away", they were already speechless at the golden light, not knowing what to say.
Wu Yugang is also a smart man. He will not stay in this place for long. Although he passed on the Taoism to Kongtong, after all, this dreamlike feeling can make people more lingering, and the true thoughts of those disciples are elusive. It is inevitable that all kinds of unexpected things will happen. How can we not be on guard!
Wu Yugang stood in front of the Wendao Palace and said loudly: "The Dao is profound and difficult to understand. You should take care of yourself!" As he said that, he pulled Yang Wushuang beside him, stepped on the colorful clouds, and quickly flew away from Kongtong, flying towards the place where the moon rises, and gradually disappeared under the moonlight in the sky. The Kongtong disciples were left standing in front of the Wendao Palace in surprise.
Someone suddenly shouted in surprise: "Are these all true?"
The person next to him seemed to be joking: "Pinch yourself, if it hurts, then it's real!"
The Kongtong disciples slowly regained their sanity amid such doubts.
Hu Feizi asked Xuan Zhen beside him: "Master! Can we really learn Kongtong Taoism extensively?"
Xuan Zhen looked at the clever Hu Feizi and said thoughtfully: "You come here to practice Taoism, don't you?"
Although Xuan Zhen said this to his disciples, he turned around and said to himself: "In this case, is there still mystery in Kongtong's Taoism? Has the world really changed?"
When the disciples of Kongtong heard what their master said, they could not help but feel a little resentful, and secretly said: "The Immortal Master has already shown his holiness and preached the Tao, this master is too stingy. We all come here to practice Taoism, and Taoism is originally for the purpose of longevity. Do we have to wait until we die before we start learning it?"
The secret discussions of the Kongtong disciples deeply hurt Hu Feizi's young heart. After all, only when the Taoism is widely taught can more people practice it. Such stinginess will only make the mountain gate more deserted. How can the sect prosper
Hu Feizi was transformed by this dreamlike teaching. He became eccentric and strange, but he studied hard and respected his teacher. After many twists and turns, he became the leader of Kongtong. As the leader of Kongtong, Hu Feizi recruited many disciples and taught his skills. However, it was difficult for such a conservative and stingy society to accept such a change. Due to the obstruction of worldly affairs, Hu Feizi had to pass on his mantle to future generations. However, he disappeared into the mortal world and it was difficult for future generations to know him.
Later, the head of Kongtong received the inheritance from Hu Feizi, which facilitated the widespread dissemination of Kongtong Tai Chi in the world and overseas. Kongtong Tai Chi, a martial art with the roots of ancient Chinese culture, was widely promoted and inherited. It is only today that it has gradually entered people's vision and has been gradually accepted and recognized by people. Kongtong School, a martial art with the roots of ancient Chinese culture, has gradually regained its youthful vitality. (To be continued)