Zhu Xian: Learn from the Great Ying Immortal and rebuild the Trinity School

All over the world, everyone is looking up at the sky.

As if it was a revelation from their sixth sense, everyone stared with bated breath, as if waiting for something.

Until in the dark vault of heaven, layers of emptiness faded away like a veil, revealing a vast outline that had never been seen before.

The people below were confused and uncertain, and were discussing it.

"what is that?"

"It looks... like a continent?"

The divine monks all looked excited and breathed heavily.

"That's the Hongmeng land?"

Xu Zhiqiu's eyes reflected the scene in the depths of the sky, and he looked surprised:

"From this perspective, it doesn't look much smaller than the human world."

It is obviously billions of miles away from the human world, but the visual size and distance are disproportionate, as if it is very close, and seems to be far away.

So much so that the mountains, cities, streams and rivers on that supercontinent are clearly visible.

"When we drove them there, it was a barren land with no grass growing. Now, after ten thousand years, it has become lush and green." Di Jun sighed, "I thought they would continue to fight against each other in the harsh environment until they were destroyed. I didn't expect... the descendants of gods are also easy to manage."

After hearing this, Xu Zhiqiu looked at him unhappily.

Of course, I was not in the mood to care too much about his evil intentions. At this time, the scene in Taixu changed slightly.

A bright star slowly rises from the vast earth of Hongmeng and is embedded in the void.

As the star continued to rise, it seemed to defy the laws of distance and size, becoming clearer and taller.

In just a short moment, its outline was clearly exposed to the eyes of every observer.

It was Ji Huanzhen himself,
At this moment, her whole body was emitting bright and clear light, and as she rose, it seemed as if she had drawn a shallow ravine on the water surface, and even the starry universe was distorted and deformed.

The divine monks on earth suddenly cheered in unison.

Everyone was so excited that they seemed crazy and danced with joy.

On the other hand, the human cultivators were all in a panic, worried and unable to figure out why or why.

Xu Zhiqiu slowly frowned.

At this time, Emperor Jun said:
"Sure enough, after absorbing the Dao Fruit, her realm of the Supreme Heavenly Being was able to advance to a higher level and reach perfection."

There was envy in his words.

"How did it come to fruition? Please tell me in detail."

Emperor Jun said:
"The masters of the divine sects develop their hidden potential, seek within, and after fully exploring the microcosm, they move on to the macrocosm. The human race practices... especially the Taoists, who mostly pursue the communication between heaven and earth, the unity of heaven and man, and the use of the power of heaven and earth to feed themselves. After going far enough on the macrocosm route, they will then pick up the missing parts and explore the microcosm of the human body."

"It's hard to say which of these two paths is better than the other. They are both limited by the innate talents of the two ethnic groups and the naturally formed concepts of cultivation."

"At this moment, after Ji Huanzhen absorbed the fruit of the spiritual true core, he finally unified the micro and macro, and pushed his own life form to a 'perfect' level.

Break through the limitations of the highest heavenly being and reach the realm of supreme perfection. This is also the prerequisite for trying to merge with the Tao. "

Hearing this, Xu Zhiqiu seemed to be thinking about something.

The unity of the micro and the macro can indeed be said to exhaust the word "change" in the universe.

Well, now that Ji has really reached this step, can he really succeed in merging with the Dao?
He thought of the Fuxi Dharma image that Ji Huanzhen had shown him before.

At this moment, Ji Huanzhen was doing something similar. When he rose to the depths of the void, he raised his hand high, as if he wanted to grasp or tear off something.

As she pulled with her hands, she quickly grabbed a "membrane" composed of the laws of longitude and latitude.

It was like the shell of the giant egg that Pangu was in before he was born.

"That is the fetal membrane of the universe! It is the last barrier of laws on the road to heaven." Di Jun suddenly became excited, as if he was there himself. "Those of us who seek the Tao have been trapped there for a long time. If we can open the golden rope and break the jade lock, the Tao is behind it!"

Hearing this, Xu Zhiqiu's eyes became complicated.

After breaking through that membrane, will I achieve the heavenly reach that I have been pursuing all my life?
Is it the other shore?

But how does one feel when seeing others attain enlightenment at this moment?
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"The light of the universe is fleeting, the space is silent..."

That Ji Huanzhen suddenly spoke, and the sound he made ignored the rules of air medium transmission and resounded throughout the universe:
"Today, all living beings in your world are fortunate to witness the hard work of hundreds of generations of my descendants of God, which has come to fruition today."

The voice was cold and passionate, shocking.

Then she saw her hand slowly pulling down, as if pulling out an entire crisscrossing network from the snow. The longitude and latitude pattern manifested by the laws of the way covered the entire void in the blink of an eye.

It seemed as if the entire universe was being shaken by her.

The gods' descendants monks in the human world became more and more crazy and cheered non-stop.

At this time, Na Jizhen continued:
"Because I have achieved enlightenment, my descendants will also have a promising future, and will eventually reach the other shore of supreme transcendence together. Therefore, time is a witness at this moment, and the void is an inscription, to show us the long road ahead."

"It's about to begin! Can she, can she do it?"

Di Jun's voice became uncontrollably excited.

Although they are enemies in terms of position, at this moment, his attitude seems to go beyond the limitations of his position.

Xu Zhiqiu guessed that this might be the open-mindedness of a "dead person"?
Anyway, he couldn't laugh, and neither could any living monk in the world.

The eyes of the divine monks were filled with tears, and many of them gathered together to chant songs in unison.

It seems that as long as we get through this unprecedented moment, we can fully enjoy the fruits of success and victory.

As Ji Huanzhen continued to drag downwards, the cosmic fetal membrane seemed to generate some counter-force and became tight and solid.

Seeing that she seemed unable to be dragged any further, ripples suddenly appeared on the water around her.

Suddenly, a large ripple like water waves appeared in the starry sky in all directions.

It manifested itself as thousands of human figures, who went upstream from different directions, like climbing stairs to a building, passing through layers of waves.

As these figures moved closer and overlapped, they all condensed into one with Ji Huanzhen's original body.

Her body became increasingly huge and majestic, and she gradually transformed into a majestic and lofty empress who stepped on the long river of cosmic light, dominating the past and the future, with a purple crown as her crown, a starry sky as her clothes, and the Milky Way as her cloak.

The cosmic fetal membrane was dragged with greater force, causing more severe distortion and deformation.

"How domineering!"

Di Jun suddenly cursed. Xu Zhiqiu was a little confused by his startled reaction, but he heard him say:

"I said that after not seeing you for ten thousand years, the murderous aura on Ji Huanzhen's body has faded a lot! It turns out that he is not satisfied with seeking the Tao by seizing souls, and he even plagiarized my destiny method, and used his own power to control the destiny of the descendants of gods for ten thousand years to unify it and become the emperor, just to have a better chance of achieving the Tao!"

Hearing this, Xu Zhiqiu didn't know how to comment, but he always felt:
"It's not right to say you plagiarized. After all, you didn't apply for a patent." (End of this chapter)