Sun and Moon Are Wrong: Traveling Through Time from Under One Person

Meng Ning was thinking about how to force the magic corpse out from under the sea.

He didn't want to go down and catch it himself. Even though he was a powerful seeker, he was still a human being and he had to breathe.

But I don’t want the Dharma corpse, because the Dharma corpse has been dead for a long time.

Moreover, it was difficult to perform many magic in the ocean, and the vision was also limited. But the magic corpse relied on its strong body and was much more convenient than him in the ocean.

While he was thinking, he heard a splash from the sea below. Without him forcing anything, a corpse with a green face and fangs stood in front of Meng Ning.

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Meng Ning wondered why the corpse didn't run away. Looking at the corpse that was no longer hiding or escaping but standing in front of him openly, Meng Ning finally saw his true face.

That's right, he was an acquaintance of his. He had seen him every day. In the past two years, this Dharma corpse had treated him like his own grandson. Even Meng Ning's many uses of the third level of reverse life came from his personal teachings.

Seeing the true face of the Dharma corpse, Meng Ning felt a little sad and said the real name of the Dharma corpse in front of him lightly.

Grandpa Su...

The Grandpa Su that Meng Ning mentioned was actually named Su Cuiyun.

Su Cuiyun is an orphan who has been in Sanyi since he was young. He was thrown at the gate of Sanyi Mountain when he was still a cradle. His master said that when he looked up while holding him, he saw the smoke from the village below the mountain rising into clouds, so he gave him this name.

When Su Cuiyun was a child, he went down the mountain with his master to buy groceries. He saw that other children had parents. So he asked his master why he had no parents and why his parents abandoned him.

He hated his parents for abandoning him.

Seeing the hatred in his disciple's heart, the master simply took him to a stall where many children younger than him were selling goods at a price cheaper than pork.

The world is so cruel, and the young Su Chuiyun was shocked. The master told Su Chuiyun that his parents just threw him at the mountain gate to wait for someone to adopt him, instead of selling him at a stall, which means that his parents loved him, but they could not afford to support him, so they had to resort to this desperate measure.

Su Cuiyun suddenly no longer hated his parents. He just hoped that his parents could live a better life without his burden.

After Su Cuiyun entered the Sanyi Sect, he had to practice the third level of Nisheng. He didn't understand why. He didn't like practicing martial arts, but he liked cooking like his name. He wanted to be a chef when he grew up.

The master asked him why, and the master said that everyone in the Sanyi Sect wanted to practice the method of reversing life to the third level and then ascend to heaven to become an immortal. Why did a little kid like him only want to be a cook?

In response to this, Su Cuiyun said that every time he helped in the woodshed to cook, he would sneak a little food beforehand. He just wanted to be a cook with a full stomach and did not want to be a high-ranking immortal in heaven.

When the master heard this, he burst into laughter, touched his head and said nothing.

Su Cuiyun had something in his heart that he didn't say, because the master who adopted him was also a cook. He liked his master.

The master who adopted Su Cuiyun was from the Sanyi sect, but he was not talented enough and his life was not smooth, so he cooked delicious dishes. The elders in the sect asked the master to work as a chef in the kitchen.

Su Cuiyun could see that the master didn't want to waste all his time on cooking. Although the master had no talent, he was better than anyone else. He wanted to improve his skills and reach a higher level, but unfortunately the master had no talent.

Su Cuiyun's master practiced hard until his death and was still a cook in Sanyi Sect.

Su Cuiyun also once asked his master why, why he had to practice the three levels of reverse rebirth so hard, why he was so persistent in the path of reverse rebirth, and why he was desperate to see the legendary three levels.

To Su Cuiyun's surprise, the master said that he was not actually interested in the method of reversing life, and the master also thought that the third level of immortality was too ethereal.

But my master's master was very good to me. It was my master's master's long-cherished wish to cultivate to the third level of Reverse Rebirth. Unfortunately, it was never realized, not even until his death.

The master then picked up this ideal and decided to use this lifetime to help his master realize the three levels of reverse rebirth and enjoy the scenery.

However, Su Chuiyun's master did not reach the third level before he died, but the master was also very good to Su Chuiyun.

Therefore, reaching the third level became Su Cuiyun's long-cherished wish.

Unfortunately, like his master, Su Chuyun never reached the third level in his life. Not only did he fail to reach the third level, but he also had a physical problem that caused one of his legs to become uncontrollable, and Su Chuyun became a cripple.

The Three Stages of Reverse Rebirth is a very special martial art, and is quite risky.

Those who have reached the first level of cultivation have the least risk, and only need to melt the skin and flesh. If they fail, at most they will lose a layer of skin, and the pain will last for a few days until the scar forms.

The second level requires the transformation of muscles, bones and internal organs, so the risk of cultivation is extremely high and every step forward is extremely difficult.

Failure means there is no recovery. Those who are lucky will die on the spot, while those who are unlucky will be tortured by pain for the rest of their lives.

When Su Cuiyun was young, many of his fellow brothers and sisters died or became disabled while practicing the Dharma. Almost every year, someone would die accidentally while practicing the third level of Reverse Rebirth. Many others would commit suicide because they could not accept their half-disabled bodies.

Even the current Daying Immortal Zuo Rutong encountered problems when he was young while practicing the third level of Reverse Rebirth, which caused his body to become ill. Once his practice was broken, he would not be able to live for more than a few days.

Although practicing this method is so difficult, no one in the Trinity School has ever given up practicing it.

Yes, even if the Trinity disciples died miserably, they were unwilling to give up their practice of rebirth.

Su Cuiyun is also one of them, and he himself doesn't know why.

Although tragedies occur almost every year, Su Cuiyun just can't give up his practice of reversing life.

He always felt that if he gave up, it would not be as simple as just giving up his practice.

Instead, it felt like he had given up something he had been holding on to for a long time, as if he had given up something passed down from his master's master to his master, as if he had given up something he had inherited from his master.

But unfortunately, Su Chuyun's talent was just like his master's, very average, and he ultimately failed.

As the price of practicing the third level of Reversal of Life despite having a broken leg and a lame body, Su Cuiyun's vitality was consumed many times faster than that of other disciples. He was like a broken balloon with a small hole in it.

If you ignore it, the air inside will not escape. But if you force it to inflate, it will expand the small hole, causing the balloon to leak faster when it is not inflated.

Su Cuiyun's body completely collapsed after forcibly practicing the third level of reverse life.

Su Chuiyun felt that he was about to die. Before he died, Su Chuiyun wanted to go to the kitchen to cook his last meal.

Su Chuiyun's dream when he was a child was to be a chef, and Su Chuiyun himself has not forgotten it.

As fate would have it, when he was cooking his last meal, he found a small piece of white jade-like finger bone in the belly of a fish.

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