What meaning was there in resurrecting someone who held no attachment to the Human World?
To experience the feeling of dying all over again?
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "Rather than resurrecting Guo Xiang, it would be better to send Zhang Sanfeng back to the past."
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "I believe Daoist Sanfeng also has some irreparable regrets in his heart."
Ninth Son of Great Qin: "His regret with Guo Xiang is merely one of them."
Compared to resurrecting Guo Xiang, perhaps it would be better to let Zhang Sanfeng return to the past and live his life again in his own way, even changing those regrets.
That bright and free-spirited young girl was indeed one of Zhang Sanfeng's regrets, but how could a single girl be the only regret in his life?
Sanfeng had followed Master Jueyuan since childhood. After He Zudao challenged Shaolin, Zhang Sanfeng was mistaken for having stolen Shaolin martial arts and was hunted down by Shaolin monks.
Master Jueyuan protected Zhang Sanfeng with his life. Before passing away, he recited the Nine Yang Manual, thereby aiding Zhang Sanfeng and the others. Yet after Master Jueyuan passed away, Zhang Sanfeng had no family left in the world and nowhere to turn.
Master Jueyuan's kindness was one of Zhang Sanfeng's regrets.
Yu Daiyan was injured by the Diamond Finger and crippled for life. Zhang Sanfeng's beloved disciple had fallen to such a state—how could he, as his master, be at peace? The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber Technique he created out of thin air in the courtyard already revealed his feelings at that moment.
He wished he had been there to kill the culprit with one palm strike. All the grief in his heart had been poured into that martial art, with sorrow seeping through