Chapter 115

"Senior Uncle Laozi, Senior Uncle Yuanshi, my request to both Senior Uncles is the same," Luo Fu said.

"Hmm..." Yuanshi Tianzun and Laozi’s eyes fixed.

This statement contains a certain meaning.

The requests are the same; if it were heavenly treasures, they would indeed have the same heavenly treasures, but Luo Fu, as a direct disciple of Tongtian, should not lack treasures in this regard.

Then what is the meaning of Luo Fu’s words?

"Luo Fu, speak, what exactly is the request?" Laozi’s eyes carried strange light.

Luo Fu’s answer was somewhat beyond his expectations.

"Two Senior Uncles, I want to listen to your preaching," Luo Fu said in a deep voice.

"Preaching," Laozi’s eyes lit up.

He had not thought of this answer.

"Impossible," Yuanshi Tianzun couldn't help but say.

They, as Saints, preaching personally involves the foundation of their inheritance.

If it were a disciple of their own sect, then listening to their preaching would be nothing.

But Luo Fu is not a disciple of his Chan Sect; he is a Jie Sect disciple.

Toward those wet and egg-born beings of the Jie Sect, Yuanshi Tianzun looks down on them.

"Luo Fu, how can you make such a request?" Tongtian Jiaozhu frowned, "Preaching involves the foundation of the two Senior Uncles."

"Teacher, for this preaching, it is enough that I can withstand it," Luo Fu answered, "There is no need for multiple preachings; in this way, it should not involve the foundation of the two Senior Uncles."

"So that’s how it is," Tongtian Jiaozhu nodded, "Luo Fu, your strength is only Golden Immortal, and you indeed cannot accept too much Dao knowledge, but letting your two Senior Uncles preach to you is indeed not very good."

"Seems so," Luo Fu nodded, "Two Senior Uncles, if this request is not possible, the disciple will change to another request."

This statement made Yuanshi Tianzun change again and again.

If he refused Luo Fu’s request, it seemed that he was very narrow-minded.

Just as Tongtian said, even if Luo Fu accepts their preaching, with the other party’s Golden Immortal level power, he cannot accept too much.

"Yuanshi," Laozi said in a deep voice, "Luo Fu is right; with Luo Fu’s current strength, he cannot accept much of our preaching, and more importantly, Junior Brother Tongtian’s Jie Sect is the Profound Gate, and you and I are also the Profound Gate; Luo Fu is a Profound Gate disciple."

"As a Profound Gate disciple, why should we be careful about our inheritance?"

"This..." Yuanshi Tianzun could not speak.

That’s right, although they founded sects, fundamentally, they are all the Profound Gate passed down by Dao Ancestor Hongjun.

"But Luo Fu, there is one point I must clarify," Laozi looked at Luo Fu, "It is not that Senior Uncle does not want to preach to you, but my Dao is different from Junior Brother Tongtian’s; if you accept my Dao, it may not be useful for your future growth, and it may even be harmful."

"Then do you still want to choose to listen to Senior Uncle preach?"

Correct.

It is not the case that the more knowledge of the Great Dao one hears, the more useful it is for a living being’s growth.

Different knowledge of the Great Dao can even conflict with one another.

At the same time, a living being’s aptitude is limited; if one comprehends too much knowledge of the Great Dao, it may even hinder their growth.

In the past, many geniuses of the Primordial World have proven this point.

Because they learned too much related inherited knowledge, those geniuses were extinguished in the passage of time.

Originally, those geniuses were true geniuses, but the vast knowledge exhausted their aptitude, causing them to become mortals.

In other words, a living being’s aptitude has a limit.

Even as Saints, their own aptitude cannot be infinite.

Regarding the comprehension of the many Great Daos, they each have their own areas of expertise.

Therefore, it is not said that the more knowledge of the Great Dao, the more helpful it is for one’s own growth.

It is precisely because of this worry.

At first, Laozi did not agree immediately; Laozi’s thoughts were different from Yuanshi Tianzun’s.

Regarding his own Great Dao inheritance, Laozi did not have any worries.

After all, Luo Fu is a direct disciple of the Jie Sect, a true disciple of the Profound Gate.

He, Laozi, also has a very good relationship with Tongtian Jiaozhu; there is no need to work behind closed doors for his own Great Dao, he is simply teaching his own disciple.

One must know that compared to them, his own teacher, the Dao Ancestor Hongjun, once preached to many living beings of the Primordial World, which promoted the improvement of the overall strength of the Primordial World.

Originally, wanting to become a Da Luo, to become a Quasi-Saint, was still very difficult.

In the past, the Dragon, Phoenix, and Qilin clans were qualified to become Quasi-Saints partly because of their bloodlines, and partly because of their respective inheritances, which allowed them to become Quasi-Saints.

But apart from this, without relevant inheritance, almost no living being in the Primordial World had the opportunity to become a Quasi-Saint powerhouse.

But Dao Ancestor Hongjun’s preaching could be considered to have popularized this aspect of Great Dao knowledge across the Primordial land.

This allowed subsequent living beings of the Primordial World, as long as their aptitude and resources were sufficient, to have the opportunity to attain the Dao and become Quasi-Saint powerhouses.

Some of the Quasi-Saint powerhouses among the Demon Race are roughly like this.

The guests in the Zixiao Palace in the past were also like this.

Therefore, for Laozi, what he truly worries about is Luo Fu’s growth.

Great Dao inheritance is not the more the better; too much will instead affect a living being’s own growth.

Although the Great Dao knowledge of the Three Pure Ones is the same in many places, because they founded three separate sects, this has caused their Great Dao inheritances to also be very different.

"Uncle Master." Luo Fu took a deep breath, stepped forward, and bowed, "Disciple has thought it through. Whatever the consequences may be, this disciple will bear them alone."

"Good..." Laozi looked deeply at Luo Fu and nodded, "Luo Fu, since you have already thought it through, Uncle Master agrees to preach to you."

"Many thanks, Uncle Master." Luo Fu expressed his gratitude.

For others, various Great Dao inheritances would affect themselves.

This point holds true for any direct disciple within the three sects.

Even those innate sacred beings of the past would likely be affected to some extent.

After all, if one were to say, Luo Fu’s current strength is only at the Golden Immortal level; if he comes into contact with too much Great Dao inheritance too early, can his own Primordial Spirit withstand it?

But Laozi does not know that because of the existence of full-level comprehension, Luo Fu’s own comprehension has long reached an unfathomable degree.

One must know that even the Saint Tongtian admitted that he is vaguely inferior to Luo Fu.

As Saints, they also have limits, and their comprehension does not change too much with the improvement of their strength.

This seems to involve the fundamental essence of the soul.

Perhaps when strength reaches a certain level, comprehension will have an astonishing improvement, but at least it is not something the current level of Heavenly Dao Saints can reach.

But Luo Fu is different.

Full-level comprehension is just that powerful.

That comprehension, which transcends what ordinary people can imagine, even the Three Pure Ones, who originally had powerful comprehension, do not have comprehension as good as the current Luo Fu after their growth following becoming Saints.

But this is only the beginning for Luo Fu.

One must know that the full-level comprehension he possesses will have a huge leap in improvement as his strength increases.

Heaven knows how terrifying his comprehension will be when Luo Fu’s strength reaches the Quasi-Saint level.

In any case, for Luo Fu himself, he cannot imagine it either.

Of course, for Luo Fu, becoming a Hunyuan Da Luo is still a distant goal; currently, breaking through to become a Taiyi Golden Immortal is his primary goal.

Now that Tongtian Jiaozhu has allowed him to listen to the preaching from the other two of the Three Pure Ones, that is also his opportunity.

It can be said.

In terms of Great Dao inheritance, even Nüwa and the two Western Saints cannot compare to the Three Pure Ones.

Perhaps the other three Saints, having listened to the preaching from Dao Ancestor Hongjun, each have their own insights into the Great Dao.

And these Great Daos are unknown to the Three Pure Ones.

But the status of the Three Pure Ones is different from Nüwa and the others; they are transformed from the Primordial Spirit of Pangu.

Innately, they have a certain inheritance of Pangu’s Great Dao, a point that even Hongjun, to a certain extent, cannot compare to the Three Pure Ones.

However, because the Pangu inheritance in the Three Pure Ones’ own minds is not truly concrete, it is somewhat fragmented and incomplete.

This led to it becoming impossible for the Three Pure Ones to rely on this aspect of inheritance to improve step by step.

As a result, the Three Pure Ones went to the Zixiao Palace to listen to Dao Ancestor Hongjun’s preaching.

Otherwise, with the pride of the Three Pure Ones, they probably would not have gone to listen to the Dao Ancestor’s preaching at that time.

But even though the Three Pure Ones are so special, their aptitude and comprehension are among the best in the Primordial world.

But even so, it is still not as good as Luo Fu.