Master of Strange Dao

Having ended the communication, Yu Ziqing's expression was somewhat peculiar, feeling that something was not quite right, the Yang-destroying Devil seemed out of place.

This fellow is so eager to pursue death, it seems that as long as Yu Ziqing agrees to find ways to help him die, he would be especially happy.

He even knows how to find a way for Wei's Ancestor, who possesses a touch of eternal power, to die, so why would he hesitate when saying this?

In theory, getting rid of the Yang-destroying Devil is not easy, and it's equally difficult to deal with the Yang-Keeping Devil.

Yet, for experimentation, Wei's Ancestor is naturally the best choice, perhaps even the only choice.

If Yu Ziqing can succeed with Wei's Ancestor, completing the most challenging qualitative leap from zero to one, then everything else could follow smoothly.

Even if it's hard, there would always be opportunities.

And certainly, the Yang-destroying Devil wouldn't mind Wei's Ancestor meeting his end.

Then why would he hesitate?

Yu Ziqing is very certain, the Yang-destroying Devil hesitated.

This is not right, too not right, with the current determination of the Yang-destroying Devil, he absolutely wouldn't hesitate the slightest on matters beneficial to his goals.

Reversal thinking suggests that this might negatively impact the goals he aims to complete.

What is the negative impact?

Yu Ziqing closed his eyes and thought deeply for a long time, yet still couldn't figure out why.

There must be a problem because the Yang-destroying Devil is more determined than most cultivators, considering many pure matters.

He is like a pure Dao Cultivator, who cares about nothing other than the Dao.

With the former Yang Devil, Yu Ziqing wasn't sure this was the case, nor was he certain how the Yang-Keeping Devil was, but the current Yang-destroying Devil absolutely fits this description.

Resentments, all gods, races, none of it matters to him, he has only one pursuit.

Yu Ziqing opened his eyes, thought about it, and decided that once he finds Wei's Ancestor, he will probe the Yang-destroying Devil to see if he is willing to reveal the past.

...

In the Frozen World, the Yang-destroying Devil told the Yang-Keeping Devil that in the coming days, none were allowed to enter.

The Yang-Keeping Devil was about to ask why, when he heard the Yang-destroying Devil speak.

"I have already glimpsed the dawn, that is the reason."

Instantly, the Yang-Keeping Devil closed his mouth and no longer questioned.

There was irreconcilable conflict between them, but also a shared pursuit.

This pursuit was the reason they could now coexist harmoniously without being locked in endless struggle.

"What if that non-human-like fellow comes? Wasn't it said before that if he enters he will be trapped here?" The Yang-Keeping Devil thought for a moment and asked.

The Yang-destroying Devil paused in silence, then sternly roared.

"No one is allowed to enter, no one!"

"Oh." The Yang-Keeping Devil responded indifferently.

He didn't understand why the Yang-destroying Devil had changed his mind.

This time, the Yang-destroying Devil didn't go to extremes, saying instead that it was because he'd seen the light of hope, so the Yang-Keeping Devil dared not ask further.

At least this time, it could be considered a proper conversation.

He was genuinely a bit afraid of the Yang-destroying Devil.

They emerged from the same being, and he understood the determination of the Yang-destroying Devil very well; he knew the Yang-destroying Devil would absolutely do as he said, not just to scare him.

Only he didn't understand why, after the Yang-destroying Devil closed the door thinking about something, suddenly changed.

He actually felt that cooperating with that non-human-like being was pretty good, no matter what the other party intended, at least his recovery speed did indeed accelerate.

...

After a month, Yang and a group of deans majestically arrived at Dazhen.

The one leading was not Yang, but Chu Ye.

Even though in daily life, Yang's scholarship was acknowledged by all, it must be admitted that everyone has limits, and even deans have their preferences.

Because along the way, during discussions, Yang was somewhat lacking.

To capture Wei's Ancestor, preliminary discussions couldn't avoid Wei's lineage, nor the Extremely Cold Forbidden Land.

Knowledge about the Extremely Cold Forbidden Land was secondary; mainly it was the range of foundational knowledge derived from its characteristics.

And unfortunately, much of this knowledge Yang had lost due to the Silence Divine Spell.

The Hall of Knowledge is a systematic, all-encompassing structure.

The lost parts cannot simply be replenished on command.

Perhaps a brick within the hall comes from some obscure travelogue classics, from a single valuable sentence within a travelogue.

And because of this brick, any derived insight leading to another brick naturally dissipates.

Yang didn't know how long it had been since he'd experienced writing a sentence, then looking up to find he couldn't keep pace with the discussions leaping by other deans.

All felt it very natural; no one could be an expert in everything, researching everything so deeply.

If you don't understand, just say so directly.

Just like everyone present, until now, none understood why the toxic substance given by Dean Nong, when preserved in water, would spoil, but when a low-tier Spiritual Medicine was added, it remained intact.

At the time, Dean Nong candidly told them to grasp it, first clear three book lists, then understand fully.

Yang regretted he couldn't lead the group, meaning that he wouldn't be the main player when slicing Wei's Ancestor in the future.

When forgetting some knowledge, he didn't feel regretful, but now he felt deeply regretful about this.

However, the issue wasn't significant; he could still participate.