Burial Together
After a brief inquiry, Huang Yaoshi already had an idea in mind.
First, have the Seven Immortals of Quanzhen invite the Ancient Tomb Sect Leader Lin out so they can speak with her personally.
Although Sect Leader Lin didn't want to have too much contact with the Quanzhen Sect. Even if he did have some contact, it was only to beat them up.
But now the situation is beyond our control. If the Quanzhen Sect really doesn't care about the sect's prohibitions from back then and doesn't treat this back mountain as a forbidden area, the Ancient Tomb Sect really has no power to resist.
Even Sect Leader Lin himself knew that the reason he could teach the Seven Immortals of Quanzhen of the Quanzhen Sect a lesson every day was only because of what happened back then, which made Wang Chongyang feel somewhat ashamed.
So much so that even though these disciples knew the whole story, they didn't want to make things difficult for the Ancient Tomb Sect.
Therefore, they never fought together as a group of seven; it was always one-on-one.
Their Ancient Tomb Sect's kung fu was inherently effective against the Quanzhen Sect's martial arts, which naturally allowed them to stand out.
This love-hate relationship is actually closer than that between strangers from different sects.
Now, the Quanzhen Sect will inevitably take those resources from the Ancient Tomb Sect.
They also received help from the Beggar Gang' Sect.
Although Sect Leader Lin has never left the Ancient Tomb in recent years, he had some experiences in the martial arts world when he was young and was by Lin Chaoying's side.
I have now witnessed the martial arts skills of Hong Qigong, the leader of the Beggar Gang' Sect, and I am indeed no match for him.
Now, another one has arrived: Eastern Heretic Huang Yaoshi.
Even though he was seething with anger, Sect Leader Lin had no choice but to come out and meet him.
Back when Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying were bickering in Mount Zhongnan, Huang Yaoshi Lin Chaoying actually been there and knew both of Wang Chongyang, and was aware of many of their complicated relationships.
Huang Yaoshi actually admired Lin Chaoying quite a bit.
People all know that there are Five Greats of the Martial World, and the Mount Hua Sword Conference determined who was superior.
Little did they know that there was another woman, Lin Chaoying, whose martial arts skills were no less than half of the Five Greats. Only Wang Chongyang could rival her, and she might even surpass the other Four Greats.
His talent and wit are also quite admirable.
In addition, Lin Chaoying was also a proud person. She and Wang Chongyang loved each other, but they never confessed their feelings.
Such an arrogant genius, full of ingenuity, is somewhat similar to Huang Yaoshi.
In order to stay with Wang Chongyang, Lin Chaoying secretly hid the Petrification Pill in her palm and competed with Wang Chongyang in writing on the stone.
The Central Plains this was revealed by Huang Yaoshi, and Wang Chongyang had also asked Huang Yaoshi for advice regarding his past relationship with Lin Chaoying.
Unfortunately, Huang Yaoshi could only see through the scheming and manipulative tactics of the two individuals, but he couldn't offer a plan to bring them to harmony, which is a real pity.
Therefore, when Huang Yaoshi met the current Sect Leader Lin and learned about the Ancient Tomb Sect's rules, he could only sigh with regret.
His wife died young because of his mistakes, and the couple could not stay together. Lin Chaoying and Wang Chongyang were also lovers, but they could not become a couple.
Therefore, Huang Yaoshi used his emotions and reason to persuade him, revealing the key to the matter.
He advised Sect Leader Lin to let go of his resentment.
Recognize the regrets in Lin Chaoying and Wang Chongyang's hearts, as well as the true feelings in their hearts.
The Sect Leader Lin, was Lin Chaoying's maid in the past. Although she harbored hatred for the Quanzhen Sect and Wang Chongyang, she felt sorry for her mistress. However, she also knew about the regrets in her mistress's heart.
After being persuaded by Huang Yaoshi, she did not make a decision immediately. Instead, she returned to the Ancient Tomb somewhat absentmindedly and began to search through the young lady's belongings from back then.
They also found many letters, poems, and old clothes left behind from that time.
What moved Sect Leader Lin the most was naturally the Phoenix Coronet and Rosy Robes left behind by his young lady.
This made her unable to hold back her tears and sob uncontrollably.
Even on her deathbed, Lin Chaoying could not let go of her feelings for Wang Chongyang.
Her lifelong regret was that she could not marry Wang Chongyang.
These Phoenix Coronet and Rosy Robes, these dowry items, hold countless sorrows and tears for Lin Chaoying.
So he met Huang Yaoshi again the next day.
Huang Yaoshi continued to persuade him, saying that although the two seemed to be at odds, they were actually of one mind despite their different appearances.
What I can't let go of is pride.
But deep down, there was a tacit understanding between them.
Lin Chaoying knew that Wang Chongyang's lifelong regret was that he had not been able to complete the task of resisting the Jin dynasty.
Now, the Quanzhen Sect, the Beggar Gang, and Peach Blossom Island are all working together to rise up against the Jin Dynasty, which can be seen as carrying on the legacy of Wang Chongyang.
If such a thing could be accomplished, Wang Chongyang could rest in peace, and Lin Chaoying would certainly not feel dissatisfied.
After all, Lin Chaoying deeply loved Wang Chongyang, and she didn't want to see Wang Chongyang last wishes go to waste.
Huang Yaoshi mentioned that he wanted to bury Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying together.
The regret of their lives is now better settled by those of us who are still alive.
If the two could be buried together, it would be a way to ensure that lovers can finally be together.
These words naturally made it difficult for Sect Leader Lin to refuse, and he couldn't help but hesitate.
If the two could truly be buried together, it would indeed alleviate the young lady's regret.
In particular, Huang Yaoshi gave Sect Leader Lin an even more difficult condition to refuse.
The two were buried together, but Lin Chaoying's grave was not moved. Instead, Wang Chongyang's remains were dug up from the ground and moved to Lin Chaoying's grave.
By dismantling Wang Chongyang's bones, Lin Chaoying could at least vent her anger.
Burying Wang Chongyang at Lin Chaoying's place can be seen as an act of submission on behalf of Wang Chongyang.
If Lin Chaoying were alive in Jiuquan, she would surely be able to use this incident to make fun of Wang Chongyang.
After a brief hesitation, Sect Leader Lin finally agreed.
In exchange for this, they opened the Ancient Tomb gates, allowing soldiers to enter and exit freely and retrieve supplies.
As for the matter of excavating Wang Chongyang's tomb, Huang Yaoshi would have to persuade the Seven Immortals of Quanzhen.
The Quanzhen Sect wives also knew about the feud between Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying. Although they hesitated and found it difficult to decide if the two should be buried together, it was not so unacceptable.
However, the discovery of Wang Chongyang's tomb was something they found hard to accept.
However, in front of Huang Yaoshi, the seven of them didn't have much influence, but Huang Yaoshi didn't overly pressure them.
The purpose of these words is merely to advance the cause of resisting the Jin dynasty; it is hoped that the Seven Immortals of Quanzhen will not be bound by trivial matters.
If he could successfully resist the Jin dynasty, Wang Chongyang would probably be overjoyed even if he had to grind his own bones to dust, let alone the fact that it was just a matter of relocating a grave.
This was both to fulfill Wang Chongyang's unfulfilled ambition and to resolve Wang Chongyang personal emotional regrets.
It's a win-win solution.
Huang Yaoshi coldly rebuked him and made a few sarcastic remarks.
Hong Qigong played the good cop, and that's how this matter came about.
No grand ceremony was ever held.
Regarding this matter, the most relevant people dug up Wang Chongyang's grave, took his remains, and sent them to the Ancient Tomb, placing them in Lin Chaoying's coffin.
The Ancient Tomb was originally built by Wang Chongyang to resist the Jin dynasty, and now it is more appropriate for it to be his final resting place.
Sect Leader Lin also placed the dowry items, including the phoenix coronet and wedding gown, into her young lady's coffin.
This can be considered a not-so-perfect ending to the complicated relationship between Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying.