Across the heavens starting from the Buddhist King Kong

Chapter 50 Orb Temple

The three thatched huts outside Guolao Cave in Hengshan are dilapidated and outdated, and the path in front of the gate is clean and tidy without any weeds, which proves that there have always been people living here.

On a hillside on the east side, there is a huge boulder soaring to the sky, and a tall and majestic monk stands on the tip of the stone.

The monk looked like he was about 25 or [-] years old. He stood there for an unknown amount of time, when he suddenly drew out a light long sword and made moves quickly and slowly. The movement is like a cloud of black smoke swirling.

The practitioner is none other than Zheng Gui, the Zen Master of the Hengshan School's fourth determination, and it is already his third year living in Guolao Cave.

In the past three years, Zheng Gui seldom went out, and spent most of his time studying his inner strength and swordsmanship. With three years of hard work, all of his belt and chong meridian points were opened up at this time, and only the true energy in his body was also released. It became thicker and thicker, if his true energy was a stream three years ago, now it has become a stream.

Zheng Gui's swordsmanship and internal strength are all well practiced in the hands of Hengshan School.

Zheng Gui guessed that his martial arts at this time should have reached the first-class threshold in the world. Even though there is still a big gap compared with the three senior sisters, the head of the ordinary school should not be much better than himself.

Although Zheng Gui's comprehension aptitude is not high-quality, but firstly, his xinxing cultivation base is high and stable, which makes him practice internal skills with twice the result with half the effort. Second, he has three senior sisters who are master masters to guide him, especially the three senior sisters. Granted, Zheng Gui's practice is naturally not much worse than that of a person gifted with intelligence.

It was the combination of these two that he grew from a young man who was proficient in fists to a master who touched the threshold of the master level in ten years.

Oral teaching between masters and apprentices in martial arts schools is not completely in accordance with the process.

Although entry-level martial arts and advanced swordsmanship and martial arts will be taught after a certain period of time, the most profound town-style martial arts will not be taught by disciples who have the foundation of cultivation, but will be taught after many trials. It is regarded as inheriting the mantle and even passing on the teachings to the next generation of successors.

Linghu Chong was a child adopted by Yue Buqun and Ning Zhongze since he was a child. He was a disciple of his teacher when he was more than ten years old. Zixia Kung Fu and Linghu Chong made great progress in martial arts at the beginning of the plot. Even if they are still not Tian Boguang's opponents, they may not be so embarrassed. Maybe everything will change.

Therefore, how high a martial artist can grow to in the end depends not only on his background, aptitude, understanding, and teacher, but also the role of fortune and determination.

If one's qualifications in the sect range from entry-level martial arts to town-style martial arts, disciples with ordinary aptitude and status don't even need to think about it. Even core disciples with excellent comprehension and aptitude will have to work hard for decades to progress.

Therefore, all young heroes with superb martial arts who suddenly became famous must have encountered other adventures, such as Guo Jing, Yang Guo, Linghu Chong, etc., all of them were like this.

In short, it is necessary to go out of the way to surpass others' decades of hard work in just a few years.

Zheng Gui himself took advantage of his high seniority and noble status. As the closed disciple of the old head, he is also the most important "Arhat reincarnation" with the so-called "Arhat Reincarnation" who has the Buddha's nature and wisdom. , which breaks the rules.

After the foundation of my martial arts was established, I learned all the Hengshan School's swordsmanship, grasping, fist palms, lightness skills, and internal skills one by one in one step, and it was taught by the three masters carefully. Among the disciples of the Yi generation and the Yi generation, there is no one incomparable.

Therefore, it can be said that Zheng Gui has gathered thousands of favors in the Hengshan School in the past ten years. It is not known that they are more handsome than their own martial arts.

Just because he understands his own insignificance and the importance of fate, although Zheng Gui's martial arts have become more and more advanced in recent years, his xinxing cultivation has become more and more advanced, and he has not had a complacent mentality for two years.

After practicing the Sacrifice Sword for a long time, Zheng Gui only felt that the zhenqi in his body became more and more agile. Although his inner strength gradually deepened, he could not sweat even after strenuous exercise, but Zheng Gui still felt a little short of breath and hot all over. After a while, he opened his eyes and looked at Tongyuan Valley in the distance.

At this time, it was midsummer, and Tongyuan Valley was lush and green, with beautiful mountains and clear waters, and shaded by trees. A temple hall had already been built on the high slope. Standing in Guolao Cave, you can see it carefully. This temple is divided into front hall, main hall, and back hall. There are several places such as the hall and side hall wing rooms, covering a large area. Even the largest Baiyun nunnery under the Hengshan sect is only about the size of this monastery.

At this time, the main body of the entire temple has been completed, and the only difference is the painting of the side rooms of the apse and the main hall.

Zheng Gui looked at many craftsmen who were busy painting and lifting tiles, creating an increasingly clear and grand temple in the originally empty Tongyuan Valley. Day and night, more than a hundred craftsmen and more than [-] taels of silver have exchanged for the resplendent temple in front of us, which is amazing!"

Jumping off the boulder, Zheng Gui seemed to have been flying a huge flying kite across the sky several feet high, lightly tapped on the stone wall and then slid down to stand firmly in front of the grass hermitage.

At this time, Yiguang, Ning Zhengduan, and Ning Zhengli were all supervising the work in Tongyuan Valley, because at the end of the temple, the Buddha statues entered the hall and sat down, and the doors and windows were painted. The three of them lived in the temple recently, watching the craftsmen at work every day, lest they make a mistake and tarnish the holy place of Buddhism.

Zheng Gui estimated that the construction of the temple would be basically completed before winter this year, and he would be able to move in by then.

Taking a few glances at the bustling temple from afar, Zheng Gui recalled that Manager Liu, who had taken over the project yesterday, asked Yiguang to ask, saying that a plaque would be made after the completion of the temple, and he wanted to know the name of the temple, so he begged himself to have a calligraphy carved.

Zheng Gui decided to name it "Baozhu Temple" after a little thought. Baozhu is a Buddhist magic weapon.

However, the reason why Zheng Gui named it Baozhu Temple was because of the reincarnation pearl that shone with Buddha's light in his own sea of ​​consciousness. Zheng Gui knew that he had given this treasure with inexplicable power. Shang Baozhu, so this Baozhu Temple is said to be the place where one's own practice is hosted, but in fact it also has the meaning of offering sacrifices to Buddha and thanking the reincarnation beads.

As the first abbot of Baozhu Temple, Zheng Gui thought his calligraphy was not very good, but in order to show his sincerity, he decided to practice his handwriting for more than a month, and then he wrote down the name of the temple and handed it over to Manager Liu to make a plaque.

Thinking of the plaque of Baozhu Temple, Zheng Gui went into the nunnery, took out the pen, ink, paper and inkstone and began to practice calligraphy silently, writing a thick stack in a short while.

(End of this chapter)