The Sword Master God's Journey to Face Slapping

With the fortune-telling of Changyi Zhenren as a foundation, although Lord Qin sighed in his heart and was very dissatisfied with breaking his promise and canceling the engagement, he was still very proactive. After making up his mind, he did not hesitate. He went to Zhu Mansion that night, and then went straight to the point to tell the fortune-telling of Changyi Zhenren and asked to cancel the engagement with the Zhu family.

Lord Zhu was surprised and happy when he first heard that Qin Xiumao, the husband that his daughter had arranged for him, was the destined person. However, when he heard the fortune-telling of Changyi Zhenren, he was shocked and asked in disbelief: "This, this... Brother Qin, are you serious?"

Lord Qin, who had a handsome face and elegant temperament, sighed and looked very worried. The corners of his lips curled up, as if he wanted to smile to comfort his long-time friend, but he actually He couldn't laugh anymore. After sighing, he whispered, "Zhong Huai, you and I have been close friends for many years. I really don't need to hide it from you."

"Today, my son Xiu Mao went to Yuquan Mountain. He was blessed with great fortune and was destined to be with him. He successfully climbed to the top of Yuquan Mountain and entered Xuanzheng Temple. He met the living immortal Changyi Zhenren. The immortal favored him and read his fortune. The immortal said that he had a shallow marriage fate and should not marry early. He had to wait until fate came before marrying a wife." Lord Qin looked helpless, as if he was heartbroken for his son's fate.

Lord Zhu was also stunned. After a moment, he asked in an unbelievable tone, "Zhangyi Zhenren only said that it was not appropriate to marry early and that fate had to come, but he didn't say when to wait?" It can't be said that if fate doesn't come, he will never marry a wife in his life, right? If this is really the fate, it's too pitiful.

Mr. Zhu and Mr. Qin have been friends for many years, so naturally he would not suspect that Mr. Qin was deceiving him. He also admired and respected Xuanzheng Temple and Changyi Zhenren from the bottom of his heart. He did not doubt whether Changyi Zhenren's comments were false. He was just full of regret and sighs.

The regret was that Qin Xiumao's fate made the marriage between the two families impossible. Qin Xiumao was a man, and he had such a fate. He could wait for the fate to come and get married, but his daughter Zhu Youxuan could not wait aimlessly and endlessly.

Moreover, he was quite relieved that the Qin family came to explain the truth as soon as they learned the news, instead of burying the matter and delaying Zhu Youxuan's youth. He felt that the Qin family was indeed a well-educated family, and the friendship between the Qin and Zhu families was also very deep. Mr. Zhu never thought that it was actually his daughter who was too domineering, which made people unwilling to marry with his family.

As for sighing... Qin and Zhu have been friends for many years. Lord Zhu and Qin Xiumao have been in contact with each other a lot. He knows that Qin Xiumao is a gentle and decent young man and has always liked him very much. Now that he knows that he should not marry early and that he doesn't know where the illusory fate should be, he can't help but feel a little sentimental.

Lord Qin saw that although Lord Zhu was regretful, he thought that the Qin family had done a good job and was grateful for the Qin family's kindness. He suddenly felt embarrassed and ashamed. In fact, he suspected that the fortune-telling of Changyi Zhenren mentioned by his son was false, and the purpose was just to cancel the engagement.

In the final analysis, the Qin family was still in the wrong about canceling the engagement. Although no one knew it on the surface, Lord Qin couldn't help feeling guilty in secret. Therefore, in the following conversation with Lord Zhu, he repeatedly expressed his apologies and took the initiative to mention that he would compensate Zhu Youxuan. He not only returned the tokens of the engagement between the two families, but also sent a lot of precious porcelain scrolls as compensation.

Lord Qin's behavior made Lord Zhu feel embarrassed, and he felt that he had owed the Qin family a great favor. Although it was not good for Zhu Youxuan to cancel the engagement hastily, the Qin family had reasons for canceling the engagement, and they did not lie to Zhu's daughter and lie to her to wait for Qin Xiumao's "fate" to come, but proposed to cancel the engagement early, which was a favor, and the Zhu family was really embarrassed to ask the Qin family for so much compensation.

In short, no matter what the two parties thought, the marriage arranged by the two families was canceled in a bland way, and it can be said that everyone was happy to cancel the engagement. In the Qin family, except for Lord Qin who felt sorry for the Zhu family, Mrs. Qin was happy to see this happen. Even Lord Qin and Mrs. Qin, who were far away in their hometown to cultivate themselves, expressed some approval for the cancellation of the engagement.

As for the Zhu family, although Mr. Zhu regretted that his daughter could not marry into the Qin family, she was only thirteen years old, and it was not too late to see the Qin family now. The reason for their breaking off the engagement with the Qin family was fair and aboveboard, and there was nothing to criticize. Zhu Youxuan's future marriage would not be too much trouble, so there were really not many complaints. As for Mrs. Zhu, she was the second wife and had never said much about Zhu Youxuan, so she had no objection.

The marriage between the Qin and Zhu families was broken off. After the news of Qin Xiumao's fortune-telling sent down the mountain by the Taoist boy sent by Changyi Zhenren spread, everyone in the capital knew about it, but everyone's reaction to the cancellation of the engagement was very flat.

Changyi Zhenren said that Qin Xiumao should not be married early, so isn't it normal for the Qin and Zhu families to break off the engagement? After all, a girl is not a man, and she can't afford to delay. Wouldn't it be better to break off the engagement early and let her find a new husband? With the endorsement of Zhenren Changyi, the marriage was not very popular. Many famous nobles in the capital only praised the Qin family for their upright conduct and that their son had a bad fate but did not drag down other people's girl. That was it, no more comments.

Compared to the small matter of Qin and Zhu breaking off the engagement, the people in Beijing were more concerned about Qin Xiumao himself. When Changyi Zhenren predicted Qin Xiumao's fate, he naturally would not only focus on his marriage. In Changyi Zhenren's prediction, the general meaning was: Qin Xiumao is a great talent, born with a predestined relationship with Taoism. If he is willing to join Xuanzheng Temple, he will definitely replace me as the leader of Taoism in the future.

Yes, Changyi Zhenren did help Xuanyuan to make up a false prediction that he should not marry early, but this guy was not a pushover. When he released the prediction, he also mixed his own private goods. He openly said in the prediction that Qin Xiumao had a predestined relationship with Taoism, hoping to impress Xuanyuan and let him join Taoism and embark on the path of cultivation.

Changyi Zhenren felt that Xuanyuan was born with the talent for cultivation, and even created the new Taoist technique of Qingchenshu (yes, he imagined that Xuanyuan created it himself), so he must be a Taoist genius. How could such a talent be buried like this? You must join the Dao Sect and become a part of it!

If Changyi Zhenren had not had some integrity, he would have written in the fortune-telling he deliberately released according to Xuanyuan's words: Qin Xiumao has a predestined relationship with Xuanzheng Temple and is destined to be a disciple of Xuanzheng Temple. Of course, it would be too straightforward if he really did that, so Changyi Zhenren gave up this tempting idea after a struggle.

It was precisely because of the superfluous comments that Changyi Zhenren added that Qin Xiumao had a predestined relationship with Taoism that the eyes of the noble families in the capital were focused on Xuanyuan, with envy, yearning, curiosity and admiration. They all knew what this comment meant. If Qin Xiumao really joined Xuanzheng Temple, he might be able to live to 200 years old like the upper master of Xuanzheng Temple in the future. That would be a real immortal figure.

Xuan Yuan didn't care about the part of the fortune-telling words released by Chang Yi Zhenren. Although he settled the matter of breaking off the engagement with the Zhu family, he still lived temporarily in Xuanzheng Temple as originally planned. He lived alone in a small courtyard and lived a comfortable and ordinary life on Yuquan Mountain.

The reason he told Chang Yi Zhenren was that reading in this Taoist temple could calm his mind, but in fact Xuan Yuan didn't read the Four Books and Five Classics at all. He had experienced so many worlds and memorized these things even if he didn't like them. There was really nothing to read. He still did more of his own things every day and rarely paid attention to other things.

Anyone with some status and power in the capital knew that Xuan Yuan lived in Xuanzheng Temple, so everyone almost looked at the formation and clouds that prevented others from going up the mountain, but just let Xuan Yuan go up and down the mountain without any intention of stopping him. This made many people very resentful and couldn't help but think sourly in their hearts: There is really a big difference between having a destiny and not having a destiny.

All these people in the capital thought that Xuanyuan had joined Xuanzheng Temple. Seeing him go down the mountain to Qin Mansion and go to the Imperial Academy, as if he treated Xuanzheng Temple as his own home, they were envious, jealous and resentful. But they were resentful, and Changyi Zhenren was more resentful than them. Everyone said that Xuanyuan joined Xuanzheng Temple, but only the people in their temple knew that Xuanyuan had not become a disciple at all!

He simply regarded Xuanzheng Temple as a place to stay! On weekdays, except for occasionally eating simple meals with the Taoists in the Taoist temple, he rarely talked to them. Whenever Changyi Zhenren tried to talk to Xuanyuan about the mysterious theory of Taoism, he would get an emotionless and unusually cold response: No Taoism, only sword practice!

You say, such a seedling with excellent qualifications is in front of him all day long, but he just refuses to join the sect. Changyi Zhenren must be very angry. Moreover, he felt that Xuanyuan was too unkind. The excuse he found was really low-level. What is sword practice?

What is sword cultivation? Can it be compared with cultivation of Taoism, or is he actually planning to be a swordsmith? But Master Changyi saw Xuanyuan staying in their Taoist temple for a month, and he really didn't see him touch a sword, so it must be an excuse, he must be perfunctory to him, which really made the Taoist angry!

Sword Spirit: You are blind and can't see it, blame me?

Yes, Xuanyuan has lived in Xuanzheng Temple for a month, and now it has finally reached a node in the original plot. The soul from another world will cross the distance of time and space in the resonance of the two worlds, devour Zhu Youxuan's own soul, and then replace Zhu Youxuan to live.

This node is tonight.

The process of the book-crosser replacing Zhu Youxuan is actually to take over the body, devour the soul of the body's original owner, or perhaps her memory, and then live. It was said earlier that for the book-crosser and Zhu Youxuan, the two people that Qin Xiumao really hated, Xuanyuan prepared a surprise for them from the beginning, and deceiving King Rui that Zhu Youxuan's fate was a phoenix fate was just a bonus to this surprise.

Who said that the book-traverser must replace the original owner? Why not let them coexist? Xuan Yuan thought with a smile, since Qin Xiumao wanted both of them to get retribution and punishment, then he would save the real Zhu Youxuan who should have been devoured by the book-traverser, and let the two of them have two souls in one body and taste the taste of retribution together.

This was the surprise that Xuan Yuan had thought of long ago and wanted to give them both, and it must have touched them very much.