The Wilderness Realm.
It now seems poised to become the center of the entire Mortal Realm.
Ye Qiubai, Hong Ying, Ning Chenxin, and other legends of the Mortal Realm all came from the Wilderness Realm.
Under their influence, countless top forces in the Mortal Realm have come to the Wilderness Realm to establish strongholds and branch sects, to cultivate talents, and to inject fresh blood into their sects.
Although it was said that part of the reason for doing this was because of the reputation of Ye Qiubai and others.
However, they value the destiny of the Wilderness Realm even more.
Such a small realm can simultaneously produce so many top figures, and the Wilderness Realm can even withstand this fortune. How could such a place be simple?
Luck is such an ethereal thing; it's better to believe it exists than to believe it doesn't.
The existence of Ye Qiubai and his companions has fully proven that the Wilderness Realm possesses this kind of destiny.
This is the main reason why various forces come here to spread their teachings.
When Ning Chenxin returned to the Wilderness Realm, it felt as if she had been transported to another world.
It changes every single day.
Moreover, the Immortal Qi in the Wilderness Realm is now extremely abundant, unlike before when, not to mention Immortal Qi, even Spiritual Qi was extremely scarce.
Southern Region Hidden Dao Academy.
It has now become a sacred place in the Wilderness Realm.
When Ning Chenxin arrived here, the buildings hadn't changed much; only the territory had expanded somewhat.
Qin Tiannan remained the dean of the Southern Region Hidden Dao Academy. Over the years, he had not used Ye Qiubai and his group for publicity and had always kept a low profile. However, the speed of investigation in the cultivation world was not to be underestimated.
After being exposed, a large number of people began to flock to the Southern Region Hidden Dao Academy.
Ning Chenxin concealed his presence and strolled through the Hidden Dao Academy without informing anyone. After all, if anyone discovered that Ning Chenxin had returned, there would likely be no peace.
The students, the experts, and those in the Inheritance Realm are not on the same level as before.
Moreover, it seems there is nothing unfair about it; the elders and hall masters here strictly abide by the rules set by Qin Tiannan.
We don't discriminate based on identity or background, and we don't offer any special treatment.
Everything depends on talent and ability.
Being able to maintain her original intention under these circumstances, Ning Chenxin nodded slightly and headed to other places.
In a small mountain village in the Southern Region.
This is where Ning Chenxin first met Lu Changsheng. It is also here that Ning Chenxin became Lu Changsheng's disciple.
Ning Chenxin walked in, and it wasn't much different from before.
Some farm, some herd cattle.
In an open space, the sound of children loudly reading aloud could be heard.
"Act without contending, benefit without harming."
"Cultivate it within yourself, and your virtue will become genuine."
This is what Ning Chenxin said when she was teaching the villagers.
Now, students in the village have started reading and enriching themselves.
Ning Chenxin could see a light, Vast Righteous Qi swirling above them.
Even if you don't fully grasp the meaning, you'll still have some understanding of it.
As this Vast Righteous Qi floated in the air, a portion of it actually merged into Ning Chenxin's body!
This is similar to the Power of Faith in the Buddhist Sect.
It is also a type of Power of Faith.
Ning Chenxin didn't make a sound to disturb them, but quietly left.
Without seeking anything in return, Ning Chenxin simply wanted to teach these things to the people of the world.
We walked on.
We passed through cities and mountains, and also through many weak forces and small mountain villages where ordinary people gathered.
Sometimes Ning Chenxin would stop and observe what they did throughout the day, or what conflicts they had with others, big or small, but she would not step in to stop them.
He did this simply to verify what his master had told him.
And so, a full six months passed.
Ning Chenxin had just finished traversing the entire Wilderness Realm.
At the same time, my heart felt increasingly heavy.
He didn't want to agree with his master's opinion, but now he had no choice but to.
Because the reality is indeed that cruel.
Even though the Wilderness Realm is now experiencing a period of prosperity.
However, the lives of some weaker forces or ordinary people do not seem to have undergone any significant changes.
Those who deserve to be bullied will continue to be bullied.
Those who are to be exploited will continue to be exploited.
Those who fight for profit will still fight tooth and nail.
The weaker forces desperately try to climb up the ranks in this cycle.
Ordinary mortals can only eke out a living in the cracks.
Dignity exists only on the edge of Sword Peak, and truth exists only within the range of a cannon.
Without a strong foundation, how can one avoid...?
Moreover, even powerful people can be exploited and suppressed by even stronger people.
One floor after another, there will always be a higher floor to climb.
This is a vicious cycle.
How can this be resolved? Perhaps the only solution is to follow the Master's instructions?
Thinking of this, the thick fog in Ning Chenxin thinned out somewhat.
In the process of approaching enlightenment yet still feeling somewhat confused, Ning Chenxin walked on without paying attention to her surroundings.
At that moment, a detached female voice rang out in front of him.
"What brings you to this nunnery, benefactor? If not, please leave."
Ning Chenxin realized what was happening and looked up at what was in front of her.
Before me stood a nunnery, and standing in front of me was a nun who had been ordained.
Even without hair, her beauty remains undeniable, though she carries a hint of weariness.
It just... looks somewhat familiar.
The nun was slightly taken aback when she saw Ning Chenxin's face clearly.
Like a stone thrown into a still lake, my heart was stirred up with ripples.
Midway through the journey, while pondering the problem, Ning Chenxin no longer concealed her presence or aura.
Ning Chenxin suddenly remembered as well.
Jiang Chan had a past relationship with her senior brother.
Jiang Chan sighed softly, a bitter smile playing on her lips.
After years of arduous practice, I clearly felt that I had let go and forgotten.
But when he sees someone close to him, that figure still involuntarily comes to mind.
It was obvious, and one could even recall every single detail about him.
Ning Chenxin didn't know what to say for a moment, but since he was an old friend of her senior brother, she could only ask, "What are you doing here?"
After the battle of the Sunset Dynasty, Jiang Chan disappeared without a trace.
Who would have thought that he would now be ordained as a monk?
Jiang Chan hesitated, unsure how to answer.
At this moment.
The door to the nunnery was opened, and a voice came from inside.
"Hesitation means not letting go, so why stay here?"
Ning Chenxin looked over and saw an old woman dressed in coarse cloth robes.
"Master!" Jiang Chan exclaimed in surprise, "I don't want to leave!"
The old woman sighed, "Forcing yourself to stay here only locks your mind in a cage; it doesn't mean you can forget."
Jiang Chan remained silent.
The old woman said no more, but looked at Ning Chenxin, paused, and then slowly said, "Please come in with me, benefactor."
Ning Chenxin to himself, "I am a man, so it is probably not appropriate for me to enter this place."
"You are the one destined to meet me, it's alright."
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P. S.: This part was a bit difficult to write, and it's getting late. There's still another chapter I'm writing.