It seems that the Daoist essence within Qingfeng Temple itself is also a crucial part of protecting Yun Ran.
The training of disciples in Qingfeng Temple likely involves not only sharpening their vision but also making choices bearing karma.
This level of karma is not sothing just anyone can handle; Qingfeng Temple truly is not an ordinary Xuan Sect force.
Upon realizing he had glimpsed the secrets of Qingfeng Temple, Xuan Chu awkwardly chuckled.
Yun Ran lifted her eyelid slightly and then lowered it again, speaking calmly: "Qingfeng Temple has always operated this way; so people have discerned the path that disciples of Qingfeng Temple take.
While others, due to their perspective, feel Qingfeng Temple is foolishly generous or rely seeking fa and glory.
Everyone views the sa thing differently, so there’s no need to feel embarrassed about what you’ve seen.
It’s like school, with the sa book, the sa classroom, the sa teacher; so have good qualifications and love to learn, so they can enter the highest academies.
While others, due to lack of talent or effort, or perhaps thinking studying isn’t important, can only enter the workforce early.
Qingfeng Temple has never hidden the path trodden by its predecessors; to attain the Dao and beco immortal, it ultimately depends on oneself!"
Xuan Chu pondered for a mont and suddenly realized that whether it was the forr Dragon Spirit or the current Ginsengfruit, they were all Yun Ran walking her own path.
Xuan Chu imdiately smiled. If that’s the case, then he needn’t worry about the day when he and Yun Ran would clash swords.
The people of Heavenly Dao Village maintain the balance of the Heavenly Dao, where under the Heavenly Dao, all beings are equal, without any favoritism.
And Yun Ran, she respects all life in the world. Even when she acts, she only eliminates those who deserve death.
These beings are already tainted with extre karma; if Yun Ran does not act, they would be struck dead by the Heavenly Dao.
In summary, what the people of Heavenly Dao Village do and what Yun Ran does is, in essence, taking different paths to the sa destination.
Unless one day, Yun Ran truly goes mad and decides to protect soone whom the Heavenly Dao cannot tolerate or insists on going against the heavens.
Only then could they beco true opponents.
But from their interactions in recent days, Xuan Chu feels Yun Ran is not the kind of person with a stubborn nature that lacks understanding.
As long as reason is involved, Yun Ran is actually more agreeable than many people.
Having realized this, Xuan Chu suddenly felt quite lucky; at least, his luck is much better than those ancestors of Heavenly Dao Village.
At least, by the day he dies, he wouldn’t have to bear the distress of being betrayed by soone he trusts.
Yun Ran watched Xuan Chu’s eyes darting back and forth, not bothering to ask what he was thinking.
She directly had the Little Paperman arrange a room for Xuan Chu, letting him rest first.
Xuan Chu followed the Little Paperman. Although he wasn’t seriously injured when passing through the spatial rift, he was ntally exhausted.
When he returned to the room, he suddenly rembered he forgot to ask how Ginsengfruit changed its form so drastically.
Watching the Little Paperman busy finding him a quilt.
Xuan Chu tried asking: "How did Ginsengfruit turn into this form?"
He was just asking casually; if the Little Paperman wanted to speak, it would, and if not, he wouldn’t ask further.
Unexpectedly, the Little Paperman didn’t conceal a thing.
It bluntly explained how Ginsengfruit’s previous body had been crushed beyond recognition.
"The boss was really pitiful, his original body was so crushed that you couldn’t bear to look at it, so he had to refine a new body himself.
Luckily, my master had taught the boss these skills beforehand, otherwise, what you’d see now would definitely be so oddly-shaped boss!"
Xuan Chu had long known there was sothing unusual about Ginsengfruit, it didn’t seem like an ordinary child.
But he hadn’t directly realized that Ginsengfruit’s body was actually a puppet.
At this mont, all the past experiences shared with Ginsengfruit resurfaced in Xuan Chu’s mind.
The previously inexplicable behavior of Ginsengfruit now made sense.
No wonder, he thought, with Yun Ran’s cautious nature, how could she casually take in a young disciple? It turns out, from the start, this was sothing Yun Ran crafted herself.
At this mont, Xuan Chu was genuinely curious about Qingfeng Temple.
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