Chapter 687 Simply put, the fairyland is gone.

"Can Jiang Li solve the Heavenly Dao? If he can't, I will go up for him." Bai Hongtu said with great pride.

Of course he has the confidence. Excluding Jiang Li, he is the strongest man in Jiuzhou.

"Oh? Really? I'd like to see how Sect Leader Bai is going to go up for me?" Jiang Li's ghostly voice sounded from behind Bai Hongtu, scaring Bai Hongtu so much that he raised his hands in surrender skillfully.

"Brother Jiang, I was just joking!"

Bai Hongtu turned his head and saw that it was Dong Zhongren's grandson who was imitating Jiang Li's way of speaking.

"Dong Zhongren, you bastard!" Bai Hongtu was furious. He wanted to let Dong Zhongren know what it meant to be a person in the Tribulation Crossing Period and not to be insulted.

Jiang Li's voice sounded from behind Bai Hongtu: "Master Bai wants to go to the fairyland to fight against the Heavenly Dao. I fully agree with it."

Bai Hongtu sneered: "How could I be fooled by such childish tricks? Don't say that you are pretending to be Jiang Li. Even if the real Jiang Li came, I dare to go to heaven... God, it's the real Jiang Li."

Bai Hongtu turned around and saw the real Jiang Li.

Jiang Li was accompanied by a well-mannered Confucian scholar.

Confucian scholars exclaimed: "Jiuzhou is truly extraordinary. There are such outstanding people who are not afraid of the laws of heaven or the powerful."

"Confucian sage!" Dong Zhongren shouted without caring about his posture.

The others also stood up and stared at the Confucian scholar, unable to believe what they saw.

Statues and portraits of Confucian saints are often placed at the entrances of schools and on the walls. The monks in Jiuzhou are very familiar with the images of Confucian saints.

"Disciple pays homage to the Confucian sage." Dong Zhongren bowed deeply, his body shaking with excitement.

"Disciple? Who is your master?"

"In reply to the Confucian saint, I am a descendant of Dong Zhongshu, and Dong Zhongshu is your registered disciple."

The Confucian sage looked strange: "Is this how Dong Zhongshu introduced his identity to you?"

"Yes."

"What's the problem?" Jiang Li was also curious. Everyone in Jiuzhou knew that Dong Zhongshu, the founder of Confucianism, was a registered disciple of the Confucian saint.

The Confucian sage explained: "Dong Zhongshu is indeed my disciple, but he is not a named disciple. He claims to be a named disciple, which is not wrong."

"After all, I remember his name, and he is indeed my disciple."

Jiang Li: “…”

It was the first time he heard a registered disciple understand it this way.

If this is the understanding, does Bai Hongtu count as a registered friend? Jiang Li began to wonder, the backgrounds of the Jiuzhou sects were all more famous than the others, but how much of it was true?

At the very least, the origin of the Ruyi Gourd is false. The Tianyuan Dynasty claimed that it was a gift from the Taoist priest to the first Tianyuan Emperor, but in fact, the first Tianyuan Emperor bought it at a price three times higher than the market price.

"Excuse me, Human Emperor, the Confucian Sage is here, which means the current fairyland..." Someone hesitated and asked the question that everyone present wanted to know.

Although everyone has confidence in Jiang Li's strength and thinks that Jiang Li will not lose to the Immortal Realm, when it comes to reality, everyone still thinks it's a fantasy.

But judging from Jiang Renhuang's expression and the look of a Confucian sage, it is very likely to be true.

"It's just right. Everyone is here. Call Immortal Changcun over as well. I have something to tell you all."

Ji Zhi said: "I knew you would say that. I have already sent someone to invite the Immortal Elder. It's time to go."

Ji Zhi looked at Jiang Li with a broad smile.

Ever since he entered the fusion stage, he is no longer afraid of Jiang Li.

With his current attainments in the art of time, he can travel back to five hundred years ago at any time and fight a decisive battle with the weak Jiang Li.

Whether to beat Jiang Li now depends entirely on my mood.

As he was speaking, the old laughter of Immortal Changcun was heard outside the hall.

"I never thought that even though I'm so old, there are still so many people who care about me and want to invite me to meetings."

"Confucian, Confucian Saint?!" As Immortal Changcun entered the hall, he noticed the very conspicuous Confucian Saint.

"I remember Daozu said that his youngest disciple is called... Huang Changcun?"

"Emperor Jiang Renhuang introduced you. You have created a new realm, which is truly amazing." The Confucian Sage did not know how the Mahayana period came about. He only knew that it was Immortal Changcun who proposed a realm called the Mahayana period, and then Jiang Li reached the Mahayana period.

According to common sense, Immortal Changcun should be considered Jiang Li's guide and teacher. Immortal Changcun is very remarkable.

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Therefore, the Confucian sages admire the Immortal Changcun from the bottom of their hearts.

However, Immortal Changcun felt something was wrong after hearing this. He coughed and changed the subject: "Jiang Li, what are you going to do by calling everyone here?"

As he was speaking, Ji Zhi had already ordered the people from the Ministry of Rites to arrange the tables in a circle, imitating the scale of the meetings in the Human Emperor Palace.

When the people from the Ministry of Rites saw the Confucian sage, they were so frightened that they almost pulled their hair out. When the Hunyuan Wuji Immortal visited the Great Zhou, what kind of reception should be given? "To put it simply, the immortal world is gone, no immortals are left, and the way of heaven is gone too."

At the beginning, Jiang Li dropped a bombshell of news, shocking everyone so much that they lost their ability to think for a moment.

What about the process? That is the way of heaven, the end point of enlightenment and cultivation for all living beings. You say it is gone? And the immortal world. Now a ladder to immortality has just been built. You say the immortal world is gone?

How is this different from finding the house key and realizing that you have already moved? Questions popped up in everyone's mind one after another, but because there were so many things they wanted to say, they didn't know where to start.

"I won't tell you the details of the fight. It was nothing more than a punch and a slap. It's not that interesting."

Jiang Li waved his hands and used onomatopoeia to describe the battle process with Tiandao in appropriate details, which made the Confucian sage's eyes twitch.

So, the battle that seemed so thrilling and life-threatening to them was just this level in Jiang Li's eyes? "Now that the Heavenly Dao has disappeared, no more merit will be generated, and no more merit will be converted into immortal power. However, you don't have to worry about becoming an immortal. The Immortal Ladder can convert spiritual energy into immortal power. There is no need to go to the Immortal Realm and use merit."

The Confucian Sage responded, "Although I don't know as many immortal techniques as the Taoist, I can still remember 80% of the immortal techniques and classics. I can provide you with immortal techniques and skills."

"I can teach Jiuzhou how to break through to become a Heavenly Immortal or a Golden Immortal."

Everyone was flattered by the words of the Confucian Sage. They were flattered that such a great figure as the Confucian Sage was willing to provide them with skills and teach them.

Jiang Li looked at everyone speechlessly. How come I, a Mahayana stage cultivator, think about you guys every day, but you don’t seem flattered?

"There is a deep reason why the Immortal Realm destroyed all the heavens and myriad worlds. It involves one of the rules, called the Rule of Destruction."

"There are two ways to deal with the rules of destruction."

Jiang Li described in detail the two methods proposed by Tiandao and Emperor Shun, but did not say that he would go to the place where possibilities converged.

The third method has uncertainty, and mentioning the third method will easily make people think that this is no big deal, anyway, that’s what Jiang Renhuang thinks.

Driven by this kind of thinking, it is not conducive to promoting order.

(End of this chapter)