[In the 3,746,917th year, not long after news of Jin Jue Ming's breakthrough spread, Ye Xing told you that Jin Chang Geng might have been influenced by Jin Jue Ming and had begun opening his meridians early.
By now, Jin Chang Geng's secluded cultivation had lasted more than a hundred years. Ye Xing had likewise remained by his master's side to protect his Dao, and during that time, he noticed Jin Chang Geng's aura waxing and waning unpredictably. It was entirely different from your and Xue Que's breakthroughs, leaving Ye Xing deeply worried.]
[Although Ye Xing was not a disciple of the Star Palace, Jin Chang Geng had always taught her with the utmost care, no less attentively than Chen Ping. One who received a peach returned a plum, and Ye Xing naturally did not wish for her benefactor and master to die here. She wanted to ask whether you had any way to help make Jin Chang Geng's breakthrough go more smoothly.
Unfortunately, once the opening of meridians began, it could not be interrupted or stopped. There were only two paths: success or failure. Outsiders had no chance to interfere at all. You could only comfort Ye Xing and tell her that, given Jin Chang Geng's temperament, he did not seem like someone who would be influenced by those around him. He must have found his own opportunity for breakthrough...]
[Ye Xing believed your words, but you understood that Jin Chang Geng truly might have been influenced by someone else, because unstable aura during the opening of meridians was simply not something that would occur when one had found a good opportunity. Even you found it somewhat surprising that someone as steady as Jin Chang Geng could have his rhythm thrown into disarray by another.
And because of Xue