A pair of travel-worn Taoist master and disciple arrived at the estuary of Guangling River. They watched the fifteenth tide and escorted the dragon carp through the river into the sea. They started their journey back along the river and finally arrived at the border of Liangyou. The two could already see the magnificent scenery of Wudang's eighty-one peaks. In the evening, the glow of the sunset hung in the western sky. The young Taoist master carried his exhausted young disciple and walked slowly. His steps were steady. The little Taoist who followed his master across half of Liyang was sleeping soundly. When they arrived at the foot of Wudang Mountain, the young Taoist master saw an unexpected familiar figure. He wore a green robe and had a sword at his side. He walked forward quickly. Because he was carrying his disciple, he could not bow and greet him. He could only nod his head in greeting. The young man at the foot of the mountain also nodded his head in return. Without any warm words, they climbed the mountain silently. After walking past the four-character memorial arch written by Lu Zu himself, Hong Xixiang, or perhaps the reincarnated little Taoist Yu Fu of Lu Dongxuan, suddenly opened his eyes. He lay on his master's back sleepily and turned to look at the handsome young man walking side by side with his master. For some reason, the child felt a natural closeness to him but also an involuntary fear. At this moment, the drums of Wudang's peaks sounded at the same time. The melodious sound reverberated between the mountains.
Hsu Fengnian who was in a trance came back to his senses at the sound of the drums. He turned his head and looked at the little Taoist. Speaking of which, Li Yufu was able to find this Jiangnan village child named Yu Fu because of Hsu Fengnian's help. It was during that battle against Wang Xianzhi that Hsu Fengnian had no choice but to go on an out-of-body journey. After that, he vaguely discovered signs of the child's enlightenment. Following the clues, Li Yufu successfully brought the child back to Wudang Mountain. Xu Fengnian looked at the young and tender face. Apart from the child's clear eyes, which were just like the Elephant Washing Pond on Wudang Mountain, and the demeanor of the ox-riding martial granduncle, there seemed to be no other similarities. Xu Fengnian looked at the ignorant little Daoist child, and for a moment, all sorts of feelings welled up in his heart. Xu Fengnian did not have much impression of the immortal Lu Zu and the immortal Qi Xuanzhen, but how could he forget that Lotus Flower Peak Daoist priest called Hong Xixiang? Hsu Fengnian could not help but reach out his hand and pinched the little Taoist boy's slightly tanned face. Probably because he used too much strength, the child grimaced and did not dare to refuse. He was just a little angry. Hsu deliberately said fiercely, "Before you grow up, if you dare to fall in love with someone else, I'll beat you to death. you."
The little Taoist boy said angrily, "Cultivators are devoted to Taoism and do not talk about love. What are you talking about?!"
Hsu Fengnian snorted, "Is it your master who taught you this, or the old immortal Chen Yao who taught you this bullsh * t principle?"
The little Taoist boy almost blurted out. He secretly pulled the collar of his master's Taoist robe. Li Yufu said softly, "This is our King of Beiliang. I can't afford to offend him, and neither can your Martial Granduncle Chen."
The little Taoist boy quickly said seriously, "It's the principle that I figured out. It has absolutely nothing to do with Martial Granduncle Chen!"
Hsu Fengnian and Li Yufu looked at each other and smiled. Then they glanced at the little Taoist boy who was carrying a small bamboo box that was crudely woven. "What's in the bamboo box?"
The Little Daoist hesitated for a moment, but he still answered honestly, "This Little Daoist and Master have traveled thousands of kilometers to the east. Along the way, Master often treated patients. Many of the medicinal herbs were picked by me from the mountains, and the medicine was also brewed by me. There were some patients who insisted on paying Master for his treatment, so Master had no choice but to accept them. He would also give me some copper coins while he was at it, and this Little Daoist saved them all up. On the way back, I bought some gifts for Grandmaster Yu and Grandmaster Chen."
The little Taoist boy's charcoal-like face made his eyes brighter. Yu Fu was in a good mood because he would soon be able to see the senior Taoist priests on the mountain. He was especially happy when he thought of Martial Granduncle Yu and the others after receiving his gifts. But the guy in front of him, whose name could be heard even in the southeast coast, made the child's mood fall to the bottom with just one sentence. "Those little things in your box, if I received this kind of worthless gift, I would quickly throw them to the corner."
The little Taoist boy's face suddenly became gloomy. He wanted to say something but stopped. He wanted to refute, but he couldn't be righteous, so he simply shut his mouth.
Hsu Fengnian smiled and said, "Why don't you sell the box to me? I'll give you a few hundred taels of silver. You can go to Escape Summer Town and pick a few valuable things. How about it?"
Yu Fu didn't immediately refuse or agree. Instead, he whispered to his master, "Master, what do Martial Granduncle Yu and Martial Granduncle Chen, Martial Uncle Han and Martial Brother Qing Xin like?"
Li Yufu didn't help the young King to do evil. He smiled and said, "They all like the gifts you give them."
The little Taoist boy said pitifully, "But the things in my box are really worthless."
Li Yufu smiled and said, "Valuable things are often only valuable. We are cultivating on the mountain. It doesn't matter whether it's valuable or not."
The little Taoist boy quickly smiled and stared at Hsu Fengnian.
Hsu Fengnian also stopped teasing the naive little Taoist boy. He stopped smiling and said to Li Yufu, "Teacher Li, don't you want to think about it? After all, for you, you are different from the ordinary people in the world. Even if you have regrets in this life, you can use them to make up for them in the next life.
Once you do that, there is really no way back. "
Li Yufu smiled and asked, "Isn't the prince the same?"
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