Mu Cheng has been sitting quietly in front of the stone tablet for more than three days. At first, he was just testing the influence of the illusion of the stone tablet on his martial arts. "Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has been leading the way for hundreds of years." This sentence is quoted from Du Fu's "Autumn Climbing Lanshan Mountain"

"Send Zhang Wu" was actually engraved on this stele. Mu Cheng was curious, and then he read each inscription attentively. He realized that the meaning of these inscriptions was far more than just practicing exercises to create illusions.

"Tao is the secret of all things. It is the treasure of good people and the protection of bad people." This statement was said by Laozi. Mu Cheng recited the mantra silently again. He seemed to be in a deep Taoist altar. Although there was no one around, he could

I heard someone preaching. "This sentence emphasizes the importance of Tao. Tao is the mystery of all things and the preciousness of good people. Virtuous words and deeds can be respected and blessed. It also points out that even if someone is not good, he should not be

Instead, it should be guided and educated through Tao. The entire scripture emphasizes the value and importance of morality, as well as the importance of morality to social governance and personal practice."

As Mu Cheng listened, he felt something broken in his body, and then returned to the tombstone again. The illusion just now was so profound that he had done almost nothing, but it seemed that he had experienced an endless process. His heart was filled with the desire to think and explore.

, hoping to gain a deeper understanding of the mysteries of these illusions.

Mu Cheng continued to look at the inscriptions on the stone tablets carefully, and stopped in front of another tablet. He was puzzled, because the inscription on this tablet said "My fate is up to me, not God". Isn't this what Wang Shouren, a thinker of the Ming Dynasty, said? How could it be?

What did King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty say? As the last monarch of the Shang Dynasty in Chinese history, King Zhou was a cruel and tyrannical king. According to historical records, King Zhou left a sentence before his death: "I am playing for myself, and in the end I will

"Destroy the country." This sentence means that he has always regarded the country as an object of entertainment, which eventually led to the country's destruction. This sentence reflects King Zhou's understanding and repentance of his sinful behavior, and also hints at his understanding of the country.

He felt regret and sorrow for the failure of his rule. King Zhou's rule was considered to be one of the main reasons for the demise of the Shang Dynasty, and the words he left behind also became a condemnation and warning for later generations against his brutal rule. However, according to Mu Cheng

The understanding of the stone tablet at this time is that the stone tablet in front of me was left by King Zhou of Shang Dynasty. If this sentence appeared in the Shang Dynasty, how could the person who said this sentence regard the country as an object of entertainment?

Mu Cheng continued to think about the authenticity of these tombstones. He had doubts about whether these inscriptions were carved by himself or whether they were objects of worship carved by people who came here. However, when he carefully observed the engravings on several stone tablets,

He found that these inscriptions were clearly self-introductions. How could anyone use his own words to tell the deeds of others? This made him even more convinced that these inscriptions were left by himself.

Another question bothered Mu Cheng. If these inscriptions were indeed carved by the tomb owner himself, how did they get here? According to the time span, people throughout history have passed through this place. Most people died

There are relevant records from time to time, so how could they leave an inscription here?

Suddenly, Mu Cheng thought of a question. He began to doubt the attribution of many ancient quatrains, whether those in the Song Dynasty were really from the Song Dynasty, and whether those in the Ming Dynasty were really from the Ming Dynasty. If the inscriptions of King Zhou of Shang were really left by him, then the Ming Dynasty

The sentence should not exist. If according to this timeline, there will be no relevant information after the Tang Dynasty. He suddenly remembered Li Bai's poems he had seen in the space passage before. He had a bold idea, if on that wall

The inscription was left by Li Bai. Is it possible that Li Bai, Gao Shi, Du Fu and others were the last people to leave this place through the tunnel. Some major event must have happened when they left. According to historical records, Li Bai once entered the tunnel.

, but was involved in the secular world because of rebellion. If he had intended to do something at that time, later generations could not understand it. In addition, according to historical records, Gao Shi also passed away less than two years after Li Bai's death. The most suspicious thing is

, Gao Shi made great achievements but did not continue to serve as an official. Instead, he returned to his hometown.

Mu Cheng continued to read the inscription with great interest, and suddenly his eyes were attracted by a tablet. On the tablet was engraved: "I am Xiao Yuye. I am accomplished in swordsmanship, calligraphy, and poetry. Now I have an appointment with my old friend to practice immortality. Unexpectedly, I am angry.

The blood was exhausted, and I didn’t want to leave any words. However, even though the fool is willing to tell each other in literary words, he can’t help but feel emotional.

At that time, there were talented people from generation to generation, and each led the way for hundreds of years. The poet Li Bai and the literary giant Luo Binwang were the same generation. Although I, Xiao Yu, dare not compare with these two sages, I am fortunate to be friends with them and discuss together.

The Way of Literature.

I practiced swordsmanship with great concentration, studied hard, and finally realized a unique technique. Holding a long sword in my hand, the sword energy is vertical and horizontal, the sword light shines in the sun and the moon, and the sword heart cuts through the void. The way of swordsmanship allows me to unite my body and mind, both internally and externally.

unity.

In calligraphy, my pen moves like a dragon and snake, and the meaning of the words is powerful and powerful. Based on the bone method, I use the ink of my soul to moisten the paper. The stipples contain my understanding of the world and all things, and what appears on the tip of the pen seems to have the power of life.

In poetry, I use my state of mind as my pen and my emotions as my ink to express my inner thoughts and feelings. With flowing clouds and flowing water, I express my heroic ambitions and my sorrow and helplessness. Some are about history and nostalgia, some are about praising nature, or some are about the depth of friendship.

Today, I have an appointment with my old friend to go to the Immortal Path. I don’t want to lose my energy and blood, and I originally had no intention of leaving any words. However, I would like to express my inner feelings and thoughts with this literary language, and share it with the world. May the talent in the country never cease, and the style of writing lasts for hundreds of generations.

"

Mu Cheng was deeply moved by this inscription. He seemed to be able to feel Xiao Yu's sword skills, the beauty of calligraphy and the sentiment of poetry. These words revealed the owner's love and pursuit of literature and art, as well as his admiration and admiration for the talents of the country.

Blessings. He couldn't help but ponder, maybe these tombstones were really left by these historical figures, and they left their persistent pursuit of literature, art and immortality in this place.

Mu Cheng felt the profound meaning conveyed by the tombstone, and his mind was attracted by this mystery again. He decided to continue exploring, looking for more clues and answers. He believed that this place concealed major secrets and history.

Mu Cheng seemed to have discovered a huge secret. He called Xiao He loudly, but Xiao He sat cross-legged on the ground, startled by Mu Cheng's shout. Mu Cheng hurriedly asked Xiao He to come over and asked, "Do you know this place?"

Monument?" Xiao He shook his head. Mu Cheng continued to ask: "Does your village have a genealogy?" Xiao He nodded and said yes. Mu Cheng then asked: "Is your ancestor named Xiao Yu?" Xiao He nodded quickly and asked

"How do you know?" Mu Cheng pointed to the handwriting on the stele and said, "It is written very clearly! This is what your ancestors left behind. His swordsmanship, calligraphy and poetry are all unparalleled.

I became friends with Li Bai, King Luo Bin and others. I found the inscriptions they left here."

Xiao He hurriedly asked: "You didn't lie to me, did you?" Mu Cheng replied confidently: "Of course not."

Xiao He decided to go to the village chief immediately and tell him about the discovery. When Mu Cheng signaled Xiao He to go to the village chief quickly, his heart was full of anticipation and excitement. He knew that this mystery was about to be revealed, and the history of this small village would be changed accordingly.
Chapter completed!