God of Taoism

  Chapter 619 Engraved Poetry

  Bai Cangdong summoned the newly obtained bronze Ziguang Immortal Sword, and pulled out the sword from the antique bronze scabbard. Zihua Chongxiao's blade swung directly towards the jade screen.

  A series of sword marks like silver hooks and iron scratches suddenly penetrated deep into the jade, causing the complexions of the Kong family members to change drastically, even to anger.

   "Bold, you dare to attack the Kong family." The young man of the Kong family summoned a sword and stabbed towards Bai Cangdong. The sword was like lightning and flint, which was incredible.

  Bai Cangdong didn't even look at the young man of the Kong family, and the Ziguang Immortal Sword in his hand had already carved the word "Xiang" on the screen.

  The scabbard in Bai Cangdong's other hand turned backwards, immediately blocked the young man's sword from the Kong family, and forcibly knocked him down.

  The expression of the young man of the Kong family changed, and the long sword in his hand danced like a mad dragon, cutting, picking, stabbing, splitting and cutting. Six consecutive swords were fast and fast, almost turning into six figures and attacking Bai Cangdong from different angles at the same time.

But Bai Cangdong still didn't turn his head back, didn't look at the young man of the Kong family, and didn't even move. All the swords were blocked, and in the blink of an eye, Bai Cangdong had already carved the word "See".

Everyone in the Kong family changed their faces greatly. Knowing what Bai Cangdong wanted to do, they were both shocked and angry. What was angry was that Bai Cangdong wanted to engrave this poem, and what was shocked was that Bai Cangdong's martial arts cultivation was true Terrifying, the same as the rank of sages, the son of the Kong family attacked with all his strength, but was blocked by Bai Cangdong without turning his head.

The elders of the Kong family were not willing to take action against Bai Cangdong, but the younger generation did not have so many worries. This poem must not be engraved on the screen by Bai Cangdong. In fact, this half of the poem is in their hearts for the Kong family. The pain is also the injury of the Chu family, how can it be made public.

   What's more, they also felt that Bai Cangdong was not worthy of engraving this poem at all, and it was even more impossible to write the second half of it that matched it.

  Suddenly, the young man who gave Bai Cangdong the first sentence also joined the battlefield with a sword, and flanked Bai Cangdong with the previous young man, hoping to stop Bai Cangdong from inscribing poems.

  Bai Cangdong danced with the scabbard in his hand, blocking a pair of outstanding young men from the Kong family from outside, preventing them from getting close at all, and at the same time engraved the word "time".

  Seeing that the two still couldn't stop Bai Cangdong, several sages of the Kong family joined the battlefield and besieged Bai Cangdong from all directions, hoping to force Bai Cangdong back from the jade screen.

  The screen is not a noble thing, but it has a special meaning, and it has the knowledge of Feng Shui. The Kong family is not easy to destroy the screen, so they deliberately avoid the screen when fighting.

  Bai Cangdong fought against the crowd with one enemy, but he didn't retreat half a step. It seemed that all his attention was on the sword that carved the characters, and he carved the characters on the screen stroke by stroke.

   While waving the scabbard in the other hand, it seemed relaxed and freehand, but it blocked all the attacks of many Confucius family sages, making it difficult for them to take a single step.

  The Kong family had already been stunned. Although they already knew that Bai Cangdong's martial arts cultivation was against the sky, they didn't expect to be so against the sky. With only one handed scabbard, the sages of the Kong family couldn't get close.

  Bai Cangdong understands what he understands, and admires what he admires, but when he is angry at the Kong family, he can't just do nothing, he has to do something, and he can't keep holding it like this.

Bai Cangdong used the scabbard as a sword, and swayed the sword light wantonly, but it was the "Love Silk Sword Art" that he hadn't used for a long time. The immortal sword light forcefully forced all the sages of the Kong family back , facing more and more sword lights, it became more and more difficult for the sages of the Kong family to get close to Bai Cangdong.

   "It's hard to say goodbye when we meet, the east wind is weak and the flowers are gone." Two lines of verses were carved on the screen by Bai Cangdong with his sword.

  The Kong family was shocked, and they all looked at the sword in Bai Cangdong's hand. They also wanted to know how Bai Cangdong would continue.

   "The spring silkworms will not be exhausted until the silkworms die." Bai Cangdong's sword is like a dragon rushing at a phoenix flying, reaching deep on the screen.

   Seeing this sentence, the Kong family was slightly taken aback.

  Because the first two sentences were written so well, the descendants of the Kong family could not catch up with the artistic conception behind.

  In fact, this is also normal. Generally speaking, there are also transitions in writing poems. In general poems, there will always be one or two lines that stand out, while the other lines are used as a foil.

  The first two sentences have been written very brilliantly, and usually there will be a set-off sentence at the end, which will have some feeling of exclamation and remembrance, otherwise it will mess up the guest and host, and make the poem mediocre.

  But this song by Li Shangyin is different. There are actually eight sentences in this song, and the first four sentences are only half. One sentence is better than one sentence, and the last four sentences are the foil.

The seniors of the Kong family only wrote the first two sentences, but Bai Cangdong added the last two sentences, which just happened to finish the most essential part. Of course, the latter part is also very well written, but because of the On the whole, it is the cornerstone part, not as strong as the first four sentences, so the sensory impact is not as strong as the first four sentences.

  The Confucian family has been thinking about how to support the first two sentences. Naturally, there is no way to write a poem comparable to it. It cannot be entirely blamed for the lack of talent in the Confucian family.

   "The wax torch turns to ashes and tears dry." Bai Cangdong engraved the last sentence.

  The Kong family suddenly felt a shock. If they saw these two sentences normally, they would only think it was very good, but when they think of the infatuated senior of the Kong family, these two sentences give people a shocking and special charm.

  The shocking part of these two sentences is also that they imply praise for the predecessor of the Confucian family. Spring silkworms spin silk to make clothes for people, and candles illuminate life. This is the most selfless dedication and great praise.

  In an instant, the image of the senior of the Kong family was raised from an abandoned and mournful person to a peerless lover who sacrificed himself for his beloved, which can be said to be great.

  Others may not understand the hidden meaning for a while, but the Confucius family is a family of literary and Taoist heirs, so it is not difficult to see the meaning.

After engraving the four sentences, Bai Cangdong put his sword back into its sheath, cupped his hands and bowed to everyone in the Kong family: "I really admire the person who wrote the first half of this poem, and I can't help but express my feelings. Everyone, please feel free to let me know, if you hear this poem today, even if you die, you will have no regrets."

   "The spring silkworms will die when the silkworms die, and the wax torch will turn into ashes and tears will dry. The family ancestor finally has a confidant who will stand for the young palace master." The head of the Kong family sighed softly.

  Whether it was true or not, after Bai Cangdong arrived at Kong’s house, he finally had a seat.

  (end of this chapter)