Yin and Yang qi spread out in an endless expanse.
They directly blanketed and enveloped the entire Discourse Mountain.
They were life and death, water and fire, hardness and softness, black and white, light and shadow, substance and emptiness.
All things in the world that stood in opposition existed within these two currents of qi.
They opposed one another yet formed a unity—two utterly distinct powers that nevertheless proved each other's existence.
If what Li Su had sensed from the Human Sect's many disciples was learning from nature as one's teacher, then what the Human Sect's disciples sensed from Li Su at this moment was the Dao following nature.
The former took nature as its teacher and imitated it.
The latter was natural and spontaneous: man followed Earth, Earth followed Heaven, Heaven followed the Dao, and the Dao followed nature.
The perspectives of the two were entirely different, as were the feelings they brought and the gains they produced.
At their essential core, the Dao of the Human Sect disciples pursued carefree freedom, ultimately forming into "I am the Dao." Li Su, meanwhile, grasped the Great Dao itself, ultimately forming into "the Great Dao is me."
Without question, as Li Su unfolded his Great Dao, the impact on the Human Sect disciples was immense.
The twenty-odd disciples were shaken beyond measure. Through Li Su's Great Dao, they turned back to examine themselves and gained enormously. Even their Dao hearts were stirred. Almost instantly, the twenty-odd disciples—including Third Senior Brother—closed their eyes and sank into a state beyond reckoning. As flashes of inspiration flickered, countless strange ideas opened within their hearts. In a daze, they seemed to see another version of themselves standing before them.
After several seconds, Li Su let out a breath and began withdrawing his power. The Yin-Yang