I use the Xueba system to cultivate immortality and immortality

Chapter 145
noon.

Qin Hao stayed at Tang's house and had lunch with his grandfather.

After finishing the meal, the old man had to leave temporarily because of something else.

"Xiao Hao, grandpa has to go out beforehand. You can stay here by yourself or I can ask the driver to take you out for a walk."

The old man gave special instructions before leaving.

He said with some worry: "Don't leave secretly, otherwise grandpa will be sad."

Qin Hao couldn't laugh or cry, and promised: "Grandpa, don't worry, I will stay here for two days and then go back."

"Okay, your aunt will be ready to arrive later."

After he made an explanation, he hurriedly left with the two guards.

Qin Hao looked at the huge Tang family courtyard, but there was no one he was familiar with.

After thinking about it, I decided to go to the old man's study to see what kind of books there were. If I had nothing to do, I would just read some books.

I asked a guard and found the old man's study.

Qin Hao saw rows of bookshelves neatly stocked with various books in the study room.

The old man is also a book lover and has quite a collection of books.

And he was surprised to find that the books collected here were diverse and covered a wide range of topics, including some ancient books, medical books, Taoist manuscripts, etc.

He picked up a copy of the "Book of Changes" casually, having not read it yet.

The Book of Changes is one of the three great ancient Chinese books, including "Lianshan" and "Gui Zang".

There were three Yis in ancient times, the first was the Lianshan Yi, the second was the Guizang Yi, and the third was the Zhou Yi.

It is a pity that two of them, "Lianshan" and "Gui Zang", have been lost, and only one, Zhouyi, remains.

Zhouyi is also known as the source of the great road and the first of the group of scriptures, containing infinite wisdom.

Qin Hao opened the Book of Changes and studied it carefully. After reading it, he gradually became immersed in it and forgot everything around him, let alone the passage of time.

He seemed to have seen in ancient times, the sages observed the heaven, earth, sun, moon and stars, surveyed the mysteries of the universe, and wrote three unique books.

Unfortunately, with the passage of time, two of them were lost due to various reasons.

When Qin Hao read the Book of Changes for the first time, he seemed to be reading not just a book, but the entire universe.

The wisdom of the ancients and the principles of the sages are all included in it, and it contains the profound and profound principles of the origin of the universe, the rise and fall of all things, and is extremely mysterious.

As he immersed himself in the profound principles and infinite wisdom of the Book of Changes, Qin Hao's aura suddenly changed in a strange way.

Combined with the Taoist scriptures he had read before, Qin Hao seemed to have some enlightenment, but he was blocked by a fog and could not see the true mystery of the universe.

This made him feel very uncomfortable, and he felt like his heart was filled with panic.

It seemed as if the avenue was right in front of me, but Mi Wu blocked it so that I couldn't see clearly the depressing feeling.

A thought suddenly came to Qin Hao's mind, how did the ancient sages practice, and where did the Tao and the Dharma come from?

The first person to cultivate, where did the Taoism come from?

This question cannot be erased at all.

Qin Hao thought silently, various Taoist scriptures collided with each other, and there was a sudden trend of integration in the infinite wisdom of the Yi Jing.

This greatly surprised him, and he vaguely felt that if he integrated the Ten Thousand Volumes of Taoist Scriptures, he might be able to truly understand the true mystery of the universe.

The ancient sages all observed the sun, moon and stars, understood the mysteries of the universe, and thus created various Tao and Dharma. Only then did the Tao and Dharma flourish and refine their Qi for longevity.

As the saying goes, Taoism follows nature.

Tao and Dharma evolved from nature, and were understood from the sun, moon, stars, and all things in the universe.

Qin Hao suddenly had a kind of enlightenment, and his mind lit up.

Various sutras beat one by one, flashing, colliding, and merging with each other in my mind.

Unfortunately, because he did not accumulate enough, the integration of various Taoist scriptures failed.

He had a vague intuition that as long as he accumulated enough Taoist scriptures, he could integrate thousands of Taoist scriptures to understand his own Taoism.

This allowed him to clearly understand the road ahead, first accumulate, then precipitate, and finally use his body as a furnace to melt thousands of sutras to nourish himself and realize his own Taoism.

"call--"

After a long time, Qin Hao suddenly opened his eyes and let out a breath.

He woke up from the endless mysterious wisdom of the Book of Changes, and his aura became more and more misty.

It is as if he has gained enlightenment, giving people a strange feeling of being mysterious and mysterious, visible but intangible. "It is indeed the Book of Changes, known as the source of the great road, and one of the three most extraordinary books in the world."

Qin Hao looked amazed and decided to read more of the Book of Changes in the future.

It contains the wisdom of the sages and ancients and the endless mysteries of the universe. It is simply a treasure book that leads to the origin of the universe.

If ordinary people read the Book of Changes, they will achieve success as long as they understand what is listed in it.

After reading it thousands of times, you will naturally be able to understand a hint of its mystery, which will be of endless benefit.

No matter who you are in any line of reading, you can have your own understanding and achievements.

For example, Qin Hao entered the spiritual practice and devoted himself to the Tao. After reading the Yi Jing, he felt like he had enlightened the Tao. He clearly understood that his Tao was in the mysterious universe of the Yi Jing.

As long as you understand the Book of Changes and integrate thousands of scriptures, you will surely be able to understand the Tao and enter the Tao.

"Can you read the I Ching?"

At this moment, a pleasant voice came, waking up Qin Hao.

He looked up and realized that a beautiful woman had appeared in the study.

She seemed to be about 25 years old, with a graceful figure, young and beautiful, and radiant skin. She gave him a familiar feeling between her brows.

"Auntie?"

Qin Hao suddenly shouted something as his mind moved.

"Giggle--" the woman smiled and said, "Not bad, I still remember my aunt, my love for you is not in vain."

"Come, let me take a good look at you."

As she said this, she walked up and looked Qin Hao up and down, with a hint of softness flashing in her eyes, and a hint of heartache that she couldn't hide.

"It hurts you."

Her eyes suddenly turned red when she thought of her deceased sister, and she hugged Qin Hao gently.

Being hugged by her suddenly, Qin Hao's body stiffened and he couldn't breathe smoothly.

"Auntie, let go, I'm not a child anymore."

"Besides, I can't breathe-"

He reminded awkwardly.

After hearing this, my aunt let go of him, looked at his embarrassed look and smiled: "Hey, the little guy is so shy. You forgot that my aunt took you with you for two months when you were a child."

"I remember one day when I was lifting you up, you peed all over my face."

Speaking of this, she couldn't help but pinch Qin Hao's face and said angrily.

After hearing this, Qin Hao's face turned red, a little embarrassed, and felt a little embarrassed.

Is it true that he actually peed on her face when he was a child?
"You kid, you have no conscience. You haven't come to see my aunt for so many years."

She seemed to be blaming when she spoke, but her eyes were filled with distress.

Qin Hao looked at the aunt in front of him. She and her mother were not biological sisters, but their relationship was better than that of biological sisters.

His mother's name is Tang Wanjun, and his aunt's name is Tang Wenjin. They are about the same age.

I heard that my aunt was brought back from outside by my grandfather and she was adopted.

"Auntie, when did you come back?"

Qin Hao asked in surprise.

He remembered that the old man said he would arrive in the afternoon.

Tang Wenjin said with a smile: "I just got off the plane and when I came back, I saw you reading in the study. You were so absorbed in reading that I didn't disturb you."

"Can you understand the I Ching?"

she asked a little surprised.

Qin Hao nodded and shook his head: "It feels like it's foggy, it's too mysterious."

"Of course, this book is incomprehensible to most people."

Tang Wenjin chuckled, and then said: "Let's go, put the book down, my aunt brought you some gifts."

As she said this, she pulled Qin Hao outside without any explanation.

(End of this chapter)