(PS: Too many readers have been worried about the treasures. In fact, under this book's setting, the moment a Congenital Spiritual Treasure appears in the protagonist's hands, it means that it is already his treasure.)
Now, Nezha and Red Boy went out.
Only Ao Tu, Yunxiao, and Bodhisattva Manjushri remained in the room.
Ao Tu began brewing tea.
Yunxiao took out a packet of tea leaves and said, "Use mine."
Ao Tu stood on no ceremony. He took it, brewed a pot, and poured three cups.
The three of them drank the tea.
The tea was good. As Ao Tu savored it, he found it somewhat similar to his own packet of immortal tea, though its fragrance was not as rich.
Yunxiao addressed the question that had puzzled Ao Tu earlier.
She said, "True Lord, the reason I broke your Yellow River Grand Formation was that its transformations were insufficient. By stepping past the formation before it transformed, one could break it."
Ao Tu asked, "My lady, I used the Congenital Eight Trigrams to derive endless transformations. Why were they insufficient?"
Yunxiao explained, "Your art of calculation is indeed exquisite, True Lord. But however many transformations there are, they are useless if they cannot respond in time."
Ao Tu pondered for a moment, then asked, "May I ask for your guidance, my lady? How should I improve it?"
Yunxiao said, "There are three methods."
Ao Tu said, "I would gladly hear the details."
Yunxiao said, "The first is the simplest. Once you attain the Path and comprehend all arts, understanding will naturally follow."
Ao Tu was speechless. If he could transcend and attain the Path, would he still need to be here? Once attained, it would be attained forever, enduring through countless tribulations. What would fetching the scriptures or not