You have mastered the art of thunder and you tell me that it is in a strange world?

Chapter 277 Entering Beijing
The afterimage of the dream vanished like bubbles, and bonfires in the surrounding military camps were burning, with crackling sounds of burning firewood.

Zuo Chen held the book in his hand and remained silent.

The book said that the old monk was normal at first, but suddenly, no one knew what happened and he became extremely crazy. He released a raging sea of ​​suffering from his chest, intending to destroy this world.

Not thinking about these for the moment, Zuo Chen turned his attention to the Three Corpses Technique recorded at the end of the book.

Although it is only half a chapter, this set of exercises is particularly important to Zuo Chen.

Although the Four Seasons is a wonderful method of controlling time, for Zuo Chen, its content is too shallow and bland.

If he wanted to rush to the old monk Ku Hai and give the old monk a big beating, he would inevitably have to walk on the long river of time, cutting off the four seasons. The relevant part could only let Zuo Chen drift along the river. The long river of time could throw the cultivator wherever it wanted.

Entering the long river of time in this way was exactly what the old monk Sanjue wanted. With just a thought, the other party could throw Zuo Chen directly to the time after the destruction of the world.

But the Three Corpses Method is completely different.

If this practice is practiced to perfection, one can realize the past body and future body, the so-called one breath transforming into three pure ones, so that one can correspond to the past and future of the old monk.

As long as I study this method thoroughly, I will be able to find the old monk's location naturally.

Give him a beating.

However, the second half of the Three Corpses Technique was not recorded in the book, so Zuo Chen had to find it himself.

I carefully put away the books and heard a noisy sound outside the tent. Caiyi had returned with two little kids.

There was some dust on their faces, like a big tabby cat with two little ones.

The big cat was holding a roast goose in its arms, and the two little cats were holding roast quails. Even though they were cushioned by lotus leaves, their hands were still covered in oil.

After seeing Zuo Chen looking at them, the two little kids immediately walked up to him with a smile and raised their hands:
"Master, please eat."

Zuo Chen glanced at Cai Yi:
"You took them out today to teach them how to find food..."

"Hehe." Caiyi laughed and said, "Man is iron and food is steel. These two little kids have just taken human form. How can they survive without having eaten good food?"

Zuo Chen burst out laughing.

The treasure incarnation only needs to absorb spiritual energy. What's more, the tongues of these two kids are still made of white jade and gold, and they have no sense of taste.

When it comes to taking the two of them to eat, only Caiyi can cook.

With a flick of his fingers helplessly, he removed all the grease from the three men's bodies, pulled over a small table, and cut up the roast goose and two quails.

That’s it for now, let’s eat first.

……

The next morning, Li Ji prepared his entourage.

He arranged for a total of three carriages, one for himself and one for the main sedan chair, which was also fully booked for traveling to Beijing.

Zuo Chen and Cai Yi will also sit inside.

The second one was prepared for Zhu Laoba, Guan Goudou and Guan Jinping. They were guests and were accompanying them in sedan chairs.

The last one is more like a truck, with tributes to Kyoto on it.

In fact, there was only a golden wooden box in the truck, and inside the box were goose feathers from yesterday’s roast goose.

Sending goose feathers from thousands of miles away is a light gift but heavy with affection.

Of course, whether the little emperor can understand the "feelings" involved depends on his cultivation.

In addition, there are eight cavalrymen and a main general, and about twenty people in charge of logistics and maintenance. It is a very impressive team.

After confirming the number of people, Li Ji sent an envoy to Kyoto Pass to inform the Kyoto Pass that he wanted to pass through.

The young general guarding the pass was shocked when he saw the envoy coming. He thought the envoy was here to persuade him to surrender. When he heard the envoy say that the King of Wei was going to bring such a small team into Kyoto, he was dumbfounded:
You made such a big fuss, just to get into Kyoto?

He didn't dare to resist at all, so he could only agree to this matter and hope that King Wei would have lunch at his place when he came to visit.

The switch was turned on to let the people go, and two rows of soldiers were waiting on the side.

And this young general was guarding in the middle of the road.

The soldiers at Kyoto Pass said they were there to welcome King Wei, but they were all fully armored and holding weapons. If anything really went wrong, they would probably just go up and carry King Wei down.

But in that case, the cavalry would surely charge the city, and a bloody battle would continue between the two sides.

I just hope nothing happens.

The carriage stopped and the young general felt the breath of the warhorse blowing on his face. He mustered up his courage and said loudly:
"I am Zheng Chen, the guard of Kyoto, and I am honored to meet His Majesty the King."

"Ah."

In the carriage, Li Jiai's voice of indifference sounded, and the commander in charge of pulling the carriage lowered his eyes and stared at the young general:

"King Wei is going to the capital, why don't you get out of the way quickly."

"Sir, I have prepared some delicious food at the pass. Why don't you take a rest for a day?"

The commander wanted to say something else, but he heard Li Ji cough lightly in the carriage.

The commander immediately shut his mouth.

"I have some urgent business to attend to in Kyoto. Please get out of the way, General."

There was a hint of pressure in these words, and even the young general who had been guarding the pass for a long time felt cold sweat on his back.

"...Sir, are you in the army outside the Great Wall?"

Mustering up his courage, the young general asked.

"Enemy forces in the north are gone, but the Youzhou Army's training cannot stop. There happens to be a large plain here. They can train there every day. It shouldn't disturb the Jingdu Pass, right?"

Won't it disturb Kyoto?
You have so many people running around outside, all holding knives and guns.

I now lie on the windowsill every night, and all I can see is your army. I stay like this from dusk till dawn, and I haven't had a good sleep for three days!

But what can the young general say?

He could only force a stiff smile from his face:

"Where do you want your troops to be? Let them be there."

He stopped blocking the road and quietly stepped aside, letting the carriage pass by him.

The window of the carriage was just passing by, so he dared to raise his head and look carefully inside the car.

He saw the middle-aged man who looked intimidating without even getting angry, and the man and woman sitting opposite him.

They were a Taoist priest and a girl, talking about something with smiles on their faces.

The carriage passed by in a flash and headed straight for the outside of Kyoto.

Watching the sunlight dragging the shadow of the carriage away, the young general was replaced by fear with surprise:
"Who can sit with the King?"

Having been guarding the border for a long time, he knew very little about what was happening in Kyoto. However, he had heard rumors about the "Taoist priest".

The true immortal of this world!

This matter must be reported to the general as soon as possible.

After his men withdrew, he hurried to his residence and lit the message incense.

After the connection, the voice was bitter:

"General, King Wei has brought the Taoist priest into Kyoto!"

……

The middle-aged man with a goatee cut the message incense in his hand with a pair of small scissors.

He was wearing only his home clothes and looked like he had just gotten out of bed.

His expression was motionless and no emotion could be seen. He just hurriedly picked up a thick cloak from the hanger next to him, put it on, and hurriedly left the room.

He rode a fast horse, shouted "go!" loudly, startled the birds, and headed straight for the palace.

When the bird flew across the blue sky and white clouds and landed on the high platform of the palace, the middle-aged man also stopped at the gate of the palace and strode inside with his head held high.

Just as he was halfway through his walk, he saw an old eunuch with white hair, hurrying towards him:

"General, hey! General!" The old eunuch stopped in front of the middle-aged man, with a sneer on his face: "What are you doing here in such a hurry? You didn't even call me. I didn't have time to prepare wine and food to welcome you."

"I have something urgent to discuss with your Majesty," said the middle-aged man.

"Then you should inform him. His Majesty is reading in the study right now. If you go over there, it will easily disturb His Majesty."

The middle-aged man stopped and looked sideways at the old eunuch.

"King Wei brought people to the capital, and a Taoist priest followed him."

Hearing this, the old eunuch's flattering smile suddenly froze on his face. He looked around hurriedly, and after making sure that there was no one around, he stamped his feet and said, "General! Such an important matter cannot be said publicly! If the two prime ministers' ears and eyes heard it..."

"Otherwise you can't let me in."

The old eunuch was speechless and could only make way and follow the general into the depths of the palace.

When they arrived at the back garden, the old eunuch went in first, waved the dustpan in his hand, shouted "go" three times, and drove away all the palace maids in the back garden. Then he went to the study door, knocked on the door and greeted, then he pushed the door open and entered the room with the general.

Entering the study, there were two stacks of books on the huge table. One was very high, with old gray-brown pages, which I had read. The other was short, with brand new covers, which I had not read.

Behind the pile of books there was a young man, very young, obviously a boy, but looking a little feminine. He was holding a booklet in his hand, smiling and reading it carefully.

This is the current emperor of Daliang.

Li Rongxuan.

Hearing the footsteps of two people, he slowly raised his head and looked at them.

"Your Majesty, the general has something to report." The old eunuch said respectfully.

Li Rongxuan put down the book in his hand and looked at the general. Seeing that he looked disheveled, he seemed to have thought of something and said happily:

"Could it be that some Taoist priest has come to Beijing?"

"Your Majesty is very smart, that's right." The general was not surprised that Li Rongxian could guess it, and immediately told the little emperor everything he had heard from the communication incense.

Hearing this, Li Rongxuan also put down the book, his eyes full of excitement. After standing up, he walked around the room twice, clapping his hands and laughing happily:
"That's great, that's great! Uncle and that powerful Taoist priest coming together can only break the current situation!"

He ordered again and again: "Uncle is too arrogant, and his whereabouts are difficult to conceal. He will definitely be discovered by others. General Zhou, please send your personal soldiers to pick them up first and ensure that they can see me after entering Kyoto."

"According to the order."

The general bowed, turned and left.

The little emperor seemed unable to hide his joy and walked around the study twice before sitting back in his seat.

"Your Majesty, it is still uncertain whether the Taoist priest is as capable as the rumors say. You'd better not argue with the left and right prime ministers when you go to court tomorrow." The old eunuch reminded Li Rongxian.

"It will happen." Li Rongxuan was very calm: "I know how to handle this matter. Go down first."

"Yes."

The old eunuch also stepped down.

The little emperor was the only one left in the study.

Sitting back in his seat, the little emperor muttered to himself:

"In this way, great achievements can be achieved..."

(End of this chapter)