Eastern Emperor Taiyi listened quietly from the side. He had not expected the poem to carry such a meaning.
"This poem speaks of cultivating immortality, but it also speaks of our search for Hongjun Grass. Whether we search with our eyes closed or open, we are still searching. And during that search, we must experience hardship—we must pass through the sun, moon, and stars. If fate binds us to it, then Hongjun Grass will be before our eyes and behind our backs," Uchiha Shin continued.
After hearing Uchiha Shin's explanation, Eastern Emperor Taiyi nodded. It did make some sense.
"So we should just keep walking forward?" Eastern Emperor Taiyi asked.
Uchiha Shin thought for a moment, then nodded. "That poem just now, along with what Sister Yuyu said before, suggests that finding Hongjun Grass requires fate. We do not need to do anything deliberately. We only need to search wherever we please and walk with a tranquil heart. Perhaps when inspiration strikes, we will find Hongjun Grass. It may simply appear before us."
Since that was the case, the two continued onward.
They both rather liked this method, because there was no need to deliberately search. They only had to follow their hearts and wander about.
They could go wherever they wished, and head wherever the scenery was beautiful.
With their hands clasped behind their backs and smiles on their faces, the two wandered around Hongjun Island as though sightseeing through mountains and rivers.
"Faced with such a scene, I truly feel like composing a poem," Uchiha Shin sighed as he came to a towering boulder and looked out at the beautiful scenery in the distance.
"The Mystic Spirit King can compose poetry too? Let's hear one," Eastern Emperor Taiyi said with a smile.
Uchiha Shin shook his head. "Forget