Why had they fought?
At this, Si Sui rarely showed a hint of displeasure. "It was that man's fault. He suddenly came to me and said he wanted to take me into his Dao sect."
"Ah."
As soon as he said this, Zhu Liuxian and Shan Qiuhuo, both Dao Ancestors of the Ancient Era, exchanged a glance. Their faces plainly said, "Then that's no surprise."
"Indeed, that fellow Dan Qingjian is truly infuriating in this regard."
Shan Qiuhuo shook his head. Seeing Lu Yang's confusion, he explained, "Among us, Dan Qingjian was the one who most enjoyed taking disciples and imparting the Dao."
"Yet there is something wrong with his Dao."
What was [Reading]? And what book did it read?
"In short, it is Dan Qingjian's own book. All his disciples read books he wrote, annotating the various Daoist scriptures he composed."
At this point, Si Sui spoke again:
"The Great Dao has ten thousand paths, yet that man alone revered his own. He claimed to impart the Dao and teach others, but in truth, he merely made others imitate him and magnify his own grandeur."
"Simply a mediocre teacher!"
Lu Yang understood somewhat.
As the saying went, those who learned from me lived; those who resembled me died. The so-called teachings of the [Reading] Dao Ancestor were fundamentally the latter, erasing a person's innate nature.
In contrast, Si Sui revered the former. As the first Dao Lord of the Light Sea, when he had imparted the Dao in the Light Sea, he truly held nothing back and answered every question. Sword Lord, Cang Hao, Wan Fa, Du Xuan, even Chu Sheng—all of them had received his teachings in those days.
This was a difference in ideals.
Lu Yang guessed that Si Sui and the [Reading] Dao Ancestor had probably