Entering Dao from Infancy

Summary

Li Wu Shuang reflects on her relationship with her cousin Li Hao, feeling a sense of distance despite their blood connection. She warns him about the dangers outside Liangzhou and expresses a desire to meet again in Qingzhou. After she leaves, Li Hao draws attention from other masters who wish to befriend him due to his reputation. He remains indifferent to their flattery. The gathering begins with the arrival of Tian Ji Shan Ren, who discusses the rewards of the event, enticing the masters with promises of martial arts techniques and treasures. As discussions commence, various masters share their martial paths, including the Yin-Yang Dao and Monkey Dao, leading to friendly sparring and exchanges of insights. Li Hao observes the discussions, feeling slightly bored but also enlightened by the simplicity of some masters' teachings. He contemplates the idea of distilling complex Dao realms into a singular, powerful technique. A young monk then speaks about entering the Dao through human emotions, which intrigues Li Hao, prompting him to reflect on the connections between all things. The young monk challenges Li Hao to discuss the Dao, leading to a confrontation where Li Hao dismisses the monk's understanding as simplistic. In response, Li Hao uses his power to summon a chess piece, demonstrating his mastery. The ensuing clash between Li Hao and the monk escalates, with Li Hao's overwhelming force pinning the monk to the ground, showcasing the disparity in their strengths.

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