Fighter of the Destiny

I wonder if Zhou Tong saw that period of time in Chen Changsheng. He was looking at the time scroll in his hand.

The Guangyin Scroll, also known as the Xiliu Dian, is the most important and most mysterious Taoist classic in the state religion. It takes the meaning of the irresistible passage of rivers to the west and tells the wonderful Taoist attainments related to time. What does it mean that Meilisha did not forget to read this Taoist canon before he died?

Zhou Tong looked at the obscure words on the Xiliu Dian and thought silently.

Pastor Xin continued to describe what happened in the room full of plum blossoms: "He said that Dean Shang was a great person."

Zhou Tong squinted his eyes slightly, and his vision suddenly became cold and sharp. When a person is about to die, he must believe his words. A great priest like Melisa has long been indifferent to life and death. Before his death, why did he read this Taoist canon? Why did he suddenly mention that figure who had disappeared for many years?

Priest Xin paused for a moment, remembering the last words of the bishop: "He said he was very curious about how the life of the next pope in Daozangli would be recorded in the future."

Zhou Tong's eyebrows were raised. There was no wind in the quiet room, but the red official robe began to rise and fall slightly, as if a sea of ​​blood had come to the world.

The exterior scenes are based on the state of mind, which shows what kind of spiritual impact the words that Pastor Xin relayed had on him - because he vaguely captured a clue from this passage and this book.

The next pope? The entire continent knows that if nothing too special happens, then the next pope of the state religion must be Chen Changsheng. As the staunchest promoter of this matter, Meili Sha certainly has no other ideas, so why would he be curious? Chen Changsheng’s life record, do you think this is interesting? Or does he think that future history books will have a different view on this matter than now? What is this matter? What is the most important thing in life? Great achievements or moral cultivation?

Zhou Tong's official robes fluttered more and more fiercely, the room was filled with the smell of blood, and there were countless turbulent waves in the sea of ​​blood, just like his mood at this time.

Priest Xin's face turned pale, and he was almost unable to withstand the terrifying pressure, but he did not dare to retreat.

Suddenly, all the pressure disappeared, Zhou Tong's raised eyebrows slowly flattened, his eyes were no longer sharp, his official robe was quietly covering his body, and an elusive smile appeared on his face.

"Do you know what is most important in a person's life?"

"The most important thing?" Priest Xin couldn't understand why the Lord would suddenly ask such a question at this time.

The smile on Zhou Tong's face became more and more sincere, like a blooming flower, but paired with his sinister aura, it looked increasingly weird.

"The most important thing in a person's life is not his realm, nor his power, but...the years of his birth and death." He walked to the door, looked at the two crabapple trees, and listened to the sounds in the alley further away. He heard the rumble of wheels and said: "Whether it is a national religious classic or a history book, if you want to record a person's life, the first thing you need to confirm, and what you must write clearly in the first sentence, is when you were born. Month, and where, only by confirming this information can we determine who that person is."

Priest Xin walked up behind him and didn't know how to answer. He vaguely noticed that although Zhou Tong appeared calm at this time, in fact, he was very nervous deep inside.

What thing or discovery could make a terrifying person like Zhou Tong nervous?

"The begonia flower has faded, and the prison has its own divine power. He stands in the middle, but he is as motionless as a lake."

Zhou Tong's eyes narrowed again, but this time they were not as sharp as swords, but filled with confusion and some uneasiness that he was not even aware of.

Priest Xin also wanted to know whether the most important goal of your Lord's setting up such a large formation, apart from seeing clearly the intentions of some important figures, had been achieved. Zhou Tong wanted to see what kind of person Chen Changsheng was, or in other words, he wanted to see... who Chen Changsheng was. It's just that people usually say it's as immovable as a mountain, so why did he use the words "immovable as a lake" when commenting on Chen Changsheng?

"He looks very much like a person." Zhou Tong suddenly showed a hint of fear on his face and said, "He looks very much like Chen Xuanba in the palace's secret chamber."

Priest Xin was puzzled. According to history books and folklore, Chen Xuanba, as the strongest person in the Chen royal family for thousands of years, was on par with Emperor Taizong. He was always known for being violent and rude. How could he have the slightest resemblance to Chen Changsheng? And why do you say it’s Chen Xuanba from the palace secret room? Your Excellency will naturally have access to those top-secret secret files in the palace. Or is the Chen Xuanba recorded there different from the Chen Xuanba in the rumors?

"Our great Emperor Taizong has revised all the history books and Taoist canons that can be revised, so Chen Xuanba naturally became a rude warrior who did not understand the overall situation and the general situation." Zhou Tong said with a sense of ridicule. : "Who would have thought that the real Chen Xuanba is actually a very quiet person."

Priest Xin felt that these two unfamiliar comments sounded familiar, and then he remembered that this was exactly what the Lord had said about Chen Changsheng not long ago.

Zhou Tong was silent for a while and said, "Chen Changsheng is also a very quiet person."

The silence here means many things, such as not speaking when there is no need to speak, being clumsy in words but quick in deeds, but being calm in the heart, such as being calm when encountering big events.

The courtyard was quiet for a long time.

Zhou Tong finally said: "Besides, his surname is also Chen."

Priest Xin left Beibingmasi Hutong with great psychological pressure and fear. This psychological pressure had nothing to do with his dual identity, but came from the information faintly revealed in Zhou Tong's words. Is it really possible that Chen Changsheng is a descendant of the royal family?

He didn't dare to think about it, let alone think deeply, because it was obvious that even Master Zhou Tong became nervous because of this matter.

Zhou Tong was really nervous, because he knew much more than Priest Xin, and with his status, he had to think about these things, and he had to think clearly.

He stood on the stone steps of the small courtyard, looking at the two crabapple trees that were about to lose their flowers, and thought in silence for a long time, paying no attention to the commotion outside the courtyard.

Before his death, Meili Sha said that the merchant thief was a great person.

Before Meili Sha died, he was reading Xiliu Dian, and saw that time is like water.

Yes, what does it mean if a merchant thief can help the empress change her fate and stop a baby from growing for four years?

Or is Chen Changsheng just young and immature? But being so obscure and boring, so mature, could he really be a sixteen-year-old boy?

The apprentice that the merchant thief took away in Xining Town was of a similar age, and it was said that he was extremely mute, which was more in line with the rumors.

But that was too obvious, too clear, and therefore too implausible.

Or was that apprentice a means to deceive Heaven?

The real one has already been changed by the merchant thieves using the Xiliudian to change his longevity?

Zhou Tong felt that his body was getting colder and colder.

He knew that the most trusted eunuch leader in the palace had been investigating an old case in the palace in the past few months.

The fact that the empress didn't let him investigate didn't mean that she no longer trusted him, it just meant that the empress didn't want anyone to know about it.

——Prince Zhaoming, it is really possible that he is still alive.

If the empress really changed her destiny against the will of heaven, and as the rumors said, she paid an unimaginable price for changing her destiny against the will of heaven.

She was destined to have no descendants and no blood, so that she could become a true loner.

If Prince Zhaoming is still alive, it means that the empress’s destiny-defying change has not really ended yet!

At least it means that the empress’s ability to change her fate against the will of heaven still has weaknesses!

If all this is true.

So must Prince Zhaoming’s existence be wiped out in order for everything to return to peace?

Zhou Tong felt that the temperature in the small courtyard was getting lower and lower. It was early summer, but it seemed that it was about to enter a cold winter.

Even he, the most cold-blooded and terrifying person in the eyes of the world, can't help but feel that this is too cruel when he thinks of the stories of those years and the stories that may happen now.

But why did those people send Chen Changsheng to Kyoto? Do they think they can keep it a secret? Can you hide it from me?

Zhou Tong's face became extremely ugly, and he found that there were still many things in this puzzle that could not be explained clearly.

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The Holy Queen looked up at the sky on the Gan terrace.

In the early morning, the sky was blue. Later, there was a fight at the gate of the National Education College, and the carriage went to the Qing Dynasty. A cloud came from nowhere, and the sky turned gray. The gray sky seemed to cover all the truth, but how could it cover her eyes?

Most people in the world cannot see stars in the daytime, but she can see them, but she didn't like to see them in the daytime in the past, because it would remind her of the late emperor, Taizong, and many people named Chen. At this moment, she looked at the sky, but it was because of a... young man named Chen.

She knew what Zhou Tong had guessed, found out, and started to become suspicious, which was why there was such excitement in Kyoto today.

She didn't care about it, let alone get angry, because there were many things that she wasn't sure about.

The stars in the daytime are hidden behind the brilliance of the sun, but their positions have not changed in any way compared to those in the night sky.

She quietly looked at her destiny star, the brightest star in the sky, and thought about how hundreds of years ago, she used her unimaginable ability to change the position of that star, and at the same time, she changed the position of that star. The brightness of one star naturally changed the countless stars surrounding that star.

A change in one person's destiny will eventually affect the destiny of countless people, and even the entire world.

The butterfly flaps its wings twice, and a storm will arise in Daxizhou, not to mention that she stands proudly in the clouds.

But, what kind of force determines all these fates together? Is it the way of heaven?

If Zhaoming is really alive, what kind of retribution will she face?

If Zhao Ming had died, what kind of retribution would she have faced?

Hundreds of years ago, when she offered sacrifices to the stars, she once issued an angry and strong rebuke to the Tiandao Temple. At that time, she was angry, desperate and sad, and had no love or hate for the world. Therefore, she was so powerful that even the Tiandao Temple did not dare to confront her. Look into her eyes.

However, she never thought that Zhaoming would actually be born.

From that moment on, she knew that she would face Heaven directly, but before she could do anything, Heaven became silent and retreated behind the night.

Until last year, a star fell in the National Education College, and someone lit up a destiny star.

It seems that Heavenly Dao has come to find her.

It turns out that the destiny star may really be the nemesis of destiny.

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(The question is being solved.)