Ch. 1982Yi Ji
Teacher Ping explained how Yi Ji’s hidden, multi-generation plan led to his transformation into Dao Qiongchang and his attainment of the Way of Memory. She also compared Dao arts and Sui arts through the tangled timelines, leaving the question of which came first unanswered: both could come first or later.
- Tong Sheng and Li Yun arrived late to Teacher Ping’s lecture, where she argued that Time Ancestor Kong Yuhen had taken Dao Ancestor Yi Ji’s vacant place among the Ten Ancestors.
- Teacher Ping revealed that Yi Ji’s final generation, Dao Qiongchang, cultivated many Daos and attained Zeroing through a long plan in which successive Third Generations were reset by the Second Generation whenever they risked discovery.
- Teacher Ping explained that Yi Ji concealed his existence through the Way of Memory, and that his shifting names did not prevent him from completing his Dao.
- Li Yun asked whether Sui arts or Dao arts were orthodox, prompting Teacher Ping to describe how the Time Ancestor’s disappearance had tangled the timelines of the Ancestors.
- Teacher Ping concluded that the timelines allowed every Dao to have come first and every Dao to have come later.