Dimensional invasion of reality

Chapter 1833 The Transformation of Yan Lingji

Author: Wu Zixiong

Chapter 1833 The Transformation of Yan Lingji

1846, Yan Lingji’s transformation

Liu Hao was obsessed with it, but he knew that the brilliance shed by Yan Lingji was simply the feedback collected by her faith.

As Liu Hao's student, he naturally explained clearly to Yan Lingji the role of faith and that absorption was impossible.

But this does not mean that the thoughts of sentient beings are not good things. On the contrary, among all the heavens and worlds, there are very few people whose value is greater than belief.

It is born with the properties of tiger balm and seems to be omnipotent. It seems that it can naturally be transformed into any useful properties.

It's as if Yan Lingji has transformed it into a healing light.

Of course, all these methods also require individuals to explore and try.

In the eyes of outsiders, it seems that she doesn't care at all, and that she has it all at her fingertips. But in fact, who can know how much sweat Yan Lingji put into it?

It is said that one minute on stage and ten years of work off stage are nothing more than this.

At least in the eyes of Liu Hao, Yan Lingji at this time is definitely qualified and needs to be praised.

He didn't try to figure out the reason, but he only had a few guesses. The reason why Yan Lingji was able to be so free and easy was inseparable from her energy on the abyss battlefield within the Zhoutian Star Dou Formation.

Anyone who practices in it must admit that the Abyss Frontline is the top training ground.

Because in this, any crisis is a crisis, and if you are not careful, you will be left with a path to ashes.

In such an environment, who dares to be distracted at all?

The pressure can be imagined. In almost every battle, you have to hang your head on your waist. In such an environment, you can also imagine the improvement of your own cultivation.

The fact that Yan Lingji can now stand at the pinnacle of the Golden Immortal has explained everything.

Any monk who returns from training on the front lines of the abyss will not necessarily have high combat effectiveness, but it will definitely correspond to her cultivation level, and will never be worthy of the name.

It's just like Yan Lingji now, but if she really has to face three or two monster opponents of the same level, she will be able to do it with ease.

Even if she faced the Taiyi Celestial Demon who was one level above her, she would never be killed carelessly, and the possibility of escaping with her life would still be high. This was the difference.

No monk who has been trained in such an extremely cruel environment is unqualified, and his self-confidence will never be any worse.

Just like now, Yan Lingji knew very well that if she healed the frontline soldiers on the spot, the big monsters watching from afar would be very unhappy. She felt that this was obviously cheating, but she still did it.

Sure enough, she soon heard the protests from these big demons. She just smiled slightly, as if she had responded to them, neither shaking her head in denial nor nodding in agreement.

Those big monsters thought that their protests had achieved results, but little did they know that when the city of the Han Empire was in crisis, Yan Lingji would still release large-scale healing methods.

At most, you can just reply "forgot" when the time comes. At most, the other party will be angry, and it's just a one-off.

This is also the 'character' that comes with the monks who have returned from the Abyss front line. It cannot be said that they do everything to the best of their abilities, but it is not much different.

Because they understand that those enemies of the abyssal species also have their own wisdom. Being wise also means deliberately calculating during the battle and using all possible means to calculate, because there is only life and death between you and me.

In such a situation, the so-called gentleman never has a way out, and has long been reduced to fertilizer.

This may seem a bit rogue, but the effect is equally extraordinary.

Not to mention the surge in morale again, the healing directly at the front line alone is enough to make these soldiers truly brave and not afraid of death.

That was an almost visible reversal of the situation, from a somewhat precarious situation to the current situation with ease.

This was the first advantage that the soldiers of the Han Empire had when facing the attack of monsters. But it was the emergence of this first advantage that made them understand that the enemy in front of them was not as terrifying as they thought, and could also be defeated.

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This psychological change was the greatest wealth of the Han Empire.

These soldiers who were carried into the heavens by Liu Bang and Zhang Liang have followed them all the way to conquer the entire planet in their world.

They were invincible, and the long war had already implanted in their hearts the fearless belief of the Han Empire.

This belief once gave rise to doubts when they faced the monsters, but Yan Lingji's appearance wiped out all this doubt.

At this time, another thought has appeared in their hearts, that is, since these monster beasts can also be defeated, there is no reason to be invincible. They have never been afraid of anyone.

This is the essential reason for the real surge in morale, and it is also an ultimate breakthrough in the monks' inner shackles.

These elite soldiers of the Han Empire have followed Liu Bang for such a long time, and each of them has accumulated countless knowledge. In fact, not long after they step into the heavens, they will make another breakthrough.

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This situation has occurred in almost all heavens when they entered Liu Hao's earth.

But sometimes accidents also happen unexpectedly, that is, doubts about the belief in invincibility prompt them to have scruples and are unable to truly risk their lives. How can they achieve a natural breakthrough?

But this situation was immediately reversed in the hands of Yan Lingji, so there was an obsession. In the eyes of Liu Hao and Fang Yun, the city walls on the land of Liu Hao, the Han Empire, were like firecrackers connected in series, huffing and puffing.

The breakthrough situation exploded.

"Is this part of your plan?" Fang turned his head and seemed to want an answer.

"It's just a coincidence!" Liu Hao really didn't think about this.

He said this, and Fang Yun believed it, because Fang Yun knew that he was obsessed with Liu Hao and there was no need to lie to him. This was not a crucial matter.

"This period of ups and downs has also benefited these soldiers of the Han Empire for life!"

What Fang Yun said is that there are bumps in the path of spiritual practice.

A sudden ups and downs is always better than smooth sailing.

This is similar to the fact that tourists who are accustomed to traveling in wind and rain will always be stronger than flowers in a greenhouse.

What these soldiers of the Han Empire experienced was a spiritual ups and downs.

What they gained from overcoming this 'trap' was not only the benefit of a smooth breakthrough, but also a rare tempering of their inner will.

Such opportunities and benefits were the reason why Fang Yun opened his mouth to praise, and also why he once doubted whether there was a plan to obsess over Liu Hao.

When he asked this, he not only wanted to get an answer to his doubts, but also wanted to see whether the Han Empire was more important to Liu Hao.

From Fang Yun's point of view, he did not want Liu Hao to value a certain member of the Yanhuang Alliance more highly.

It's not that he is unhappy, it's just that he doesn't want all kinds of mountains to appear in the Yanhuang Alliance.

Obviously, he got the answer he wanted and had no intention of continuing to think about it.

He turned his gaze back, scanning the many soldiers of the Han Empire, and finally stopped at Yan Lingji. He found that the most worthy of study here was still Yan Lingji.

"As a student, what you have learned is too complicated!"

"How much cultivation does she have? It's okay to learn more, but she hasn't really made a choice yet!"

Fang Yun nodded slightly and had to admit that Liu Hao's words were very reasonable.

The heavens and worlds are no better than her Confucian and Taoist world, the environment is much more complicated, and the choices are endless. In this case, why bother?

However, Fang Yun seems to have discovered that the human race in his Confucian and Taoist sage world lacks too many choices.

With so few choices, how could we not know that the most terrible thing about luck is the waste of talents.

For example, some people in the holy world of Confucianism and Taoism are always bumping into each other on the road of cultivation, always getting twice the result with half the effort, giving people the impression that they don't have much talent at all.

But what about actually?

Maybe this guy's real talent is not there at all, maybe he is very talented in the way of talismans and seals?

Only then did Fang Yun realize that his companions in the sage world of Confucianism, Taoism and Taoism were well protected by him.

Ever since he put down the scourge of demons and barbarians, it seems that the humans among them have no real enemies, only long-term peace and stability.

In such an environment, it is of unparalleled help to scholarship, and the sublimation of hundreds of schools of thought is the best example.

But this was also the case, which caused him to neglect other things. Thinking about it today, it seems that this is not a good thing.

He also knew that change would not be achieved overnight. He could not move all the Confucian, Taoist, and Confucian saints to the heavens, right?

It’s not that he didn’t introduce Taoist cultivation techniques into the sage world of Confucianism and Taoism, but it just doesn’t seem to be as good as his.

The reason is clear to Fang Yun. It is simply that ‘outsiders’ are naturally repulsed.

Fortunately, the satin body method he introduced has now been vigorously promoted, otherwise he would have doubted whether he was doing useless work.

“It seems we must open up greater personnel exchanges!”

Fang Yun murmured in his heart, but he also made up his mind. The future will be even more dangerous. He knows better than anyone else, otherwise how could this guy next to him start this game?

Fang Yun shook his head in his heart, threw away his thoughts, and focused his attention on Yan Lingji again. How could he not see that Yan Lingji seemed to accept everyone who came.

Whether it is cultivation of immortality, witchcraft, Buddhism or Taoism, even magic, it seems that they are all involved.

He didn't know how much of this was a choice made by Yan Lingji due to her previous lack of inner security.

I just thought that this was simply Yan Lingji's various attempts, a sign of her confidence in her talents in all aspects.

Because even though what she learned was mixed, Yan Lingji seemed to be doing well in every path of cultivation.

Fang Yun didn't know that although Yan Lingji was just Liu Hao's student, she was also the one who had been with Liu Hao for the longest time and the one who received the most answers from Liu Hao.

You must admit that there is a huge difference in the world of spiritual practice whether you have a teacher or not.

If any monk only relies on his own enlightenment, his gains may be more stable, but it will definitely be slow.

Among all the heavens and worlds, there are only a few true sons of destiny.

Just like in the prehistoric times, before Hongjun, how many creatures were struggling on the road of Tao, but what happened in the end?

Only Hongjun is sitting high in the clouds.

But after Hongjun, it seemed that the whole prehistoric era was released at once, and then saints emerged one after another.

The reason is that it is inheritance, and there is still such a person teaching all living beings.

This is not the case in the prehistoric world, let alone a world that is far lower than the prehistoric world.

Yan Lingji's talent cannot be said to be high, but it is definitely not from the top batch.

But even so, didn't she rise quickly? And she still didn't fall behind in any way.

No wonder Fang Yunhui sighed.

After observing Yan Lingji for a while, Fang Yun became more certain that Yan Lingji was not simply trying in all aspects, but had her own understanding on every path, even if it was a hundred schools of thought.

In Yan Lingji, he saw a trace of Confucianism, a little bit of military savvy, and a wisp of historian. How could he not see that Yan Lingji had the strongest medical talent?

What made Fang Yun even sigh was that Yan Lingji had summarized and integrated the many medical treatments he had learned.

He even guessed that Yan Lingji had probably condensed her own 'medical book'.

Fang Yun's guess was absolutely correct.

It's just that Yan Lingji is not used to taking out her own medical books and using them.

In other words, Yan Lingji has developed her own set of medical methods for a long time, and there is no need to display her medical books in the world.

Fang Yun didn't even know that the real subject in Yan Lingji's medical book came from the witch clan, otherwise he would have been really surprised.

In the eyes of obsessed Liu Hao, Yan Lingji has truly transformed, or in other words, this is the first time Yan Lingji has truly shown herself in the eyes of all living beings after her transformation.

If those people who knew Yan Lingji very well in the Mingyue World of the Qin Dynasty saw Yan Lingji, they would probably not believe it and would shout: "Is this the real Yan Lingji?"

Such Yan Lingji was even more appreciated in the eyes of Liu Hao, even though she was completely different from the Yan Lingji in his impression, because it was all his credit.

Liu Hao, who is obsessed with Liu Hao, will naturally not regard Yan Lingji as an experimental product. She is also his student after all. However, she who was restrained and taught by him as a Taoist boy for a long time is also one of his own.

At most, he could just continue to observe Yan Lingji's next changes, but if there was a possible 'collapse', would he just stand by and watch?

There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the ever-changing Yan Lingji.

Compared to Fang Yun who focused all his energy on Yan Lingji, Liu Hao was more interested in the group of girls who were brought out of the nano-rise world by Yan Lingji.

These people all come from the real modern world and were originally just white-collar workers.

But now?

Where can you see the slightest hint of modernity in them? Where can you see the ‘petty bourgeoisie’ connotation that those white-collar workers can’t get rid of?

(End of chapter)