Azure Heaven Saber
Chapter 1063 - 1063 28 The Nerves The Great Dao 2 in 1

Chapter 1063: Chapter 28: The Nerves, The Great Dao [2 in 1] Chapter 1063: Chapter 28: The Nerves, The Great Dao [2 in 1] Although Dong Xiaoyan was filled with tender affection at this stage and looked forward to some alone time with Feng Yin.

Yeah… um, that thing.

But now that Feng Yin had stayed, it meant there was an issue, and with these people around, any issue was a big one.

Han Han knew this well, so naturally, he could only reluctantly leave with his parents, looking back every three steps.

Watching his daughter as if her soul had been hooked away, Dong Canglan felt a stifling tightness in his chest that was hard to ease.

Alas, it used to be all about how daddy was the best, how “I won’t marry anyone, I want to stay with daddy for a lifetime”… Turns out it was all lies.

Heartbreaking ING.

Lady Dong said with a sidelong glance, “What, feels like your little cotton-padded jacket has been stolen?”

Dong Canglan nodded slowly.

Feeling depressed.

Lady Dong consoled him, “Don’t worry, you’ll still have me for company in the future.”

Dong Canglan felt even more stifled at heart.

Lady Dong said, “Just pray that your little cotton-padded jacket won’t fleece us bald in the future.”

Dong Canglan’s face darkened, and he snorted, then strode away quickly.

Lady Dong chuckled quietly, looking at her daughter who still kept looking back and then followed her husband.

Humph, you go think about your man, I’ll go accompany mine first.

As Dong Canglan and the other two left, the rest of the people didn’t get to the main point for a while, chatting about this and that for quite some time.

Those from Three Mountains waited outside, leaving only the people from the two palaces and the Nine Colors Supreme inside.

It wasn’t on purpose to exclude anyone, but… the Three Mountains were inherently a step below in hierarchy, speaking with the real decision-makers of the two palaces and Nine Colors felt like having to soften one’s tone by a good seventy percent…

It was very much that feeling of being unable to let loose, extremely uncomfortable.

Knowing that the others don’t look down on you but feeling inexplicably inferior.

That feeling was both strange and frustrating, a classic case of being uncomfortable in one’s own skin.

Yet, that feeling was genuine, so the elders of Three Mountains excused themselves and left, waiting outside to avoid this sense of oppression.

It was probably that so-called sense of constraint from the “aura of a superior presence that isn’t putting pressure on you, but you feel pressured all the same.”

The departure of those from Three Mountains went unnoticed by the others who continued to jest and gossip, even bringing up old stories, further warming the atmosphere.

Feng Yin couldn’t help but marvel that these peak figures of the world were no different from common folks when it came to gossip. It seemed that gossip was a key indicator spanning the circle of all beings, regardless of cultivation level or species differences.

Since they were gossiping, Lan Dan and Green Shadow, the new hot topics, were inevitably raked over the coals again, with people discussing how despite their mutual affection, they acted foolish and reserved, unable to come together.

Feng Yin listened with a sense of awe and amusement, realizing that everyone has stories to tell — life can’t simply be passed with mere jokes.

But as he listened, Feng Yin was subtly influenced, admiring Lan Dan’s thousands of years of perseverance and waiting to the point of utmost respect.

Later on, when Green Shadow as a woman took the initiative, and Lan Dan still dragged it on for thousands of years…

It always felt like there was a hurdle in my heart, and that thing with my sister… just didn’t sit right with me.

So many years have passed, and even now, when both sides have clearly stated their feelings, the regret deepens — it’s a waste of so many years!

As people kept bringing up the painful past, even Lan Dan, whose face was thick-skinned, couldn’t help feeling embarrassed and began to burn with hidden frustration.

Green Shadow started to become coquettish, angry, and there were faint signs of an outburst.

Qing Ming and the others, ever so sharp and sensitive, saw that the pair was reaching their limit and quickly shifted the topic.

And the topic, naturally, logically, most appropriately, floated toward Feng Yin.

They even began to inquire about Feng Yin’s various hidden injuries and their recuperation.

This should have been Doctor Feng’s specialty, scratching his itch, but Feng Yin was just a God of Medicine in name, unaware of such medical knowledge.

He could only bluff a few sentences with the scant traditional Chinese medicinal theories from memory, even seriously quoting a few lines from the Dao De Jing, “Heaven is eternal and Earth is everlasting… The reason they can be eternal and everlasting is that they do not live for themselves; thus they can long endure… Therefore, the sage puts his person last, and it comes first; treats it as extraneous to himself, and it is preserved…”

It wasn’t that Feng Yin wanted to be pretentious, but with his superficial understanding of beginner-level Chinese and Western medicine, he had to mix in the Dao De Jing that was unknown in this world to fool the crowd.

But after listening, everyone pondered deeply as if they had realized something profound, exhibiting an inspired demeanor.

“Heaven and Earth bring life, clarity to the spirit; to be as empty as a valley is natural, and all things will then harmonically prosper… such subtle words of great truth, every word a gem, every word a gem indeed!”

…

“The lung meridian of the hand Taiyin, with its eleven acupoints—from the Middle Mansion to Cloud Gate to Palace of Heaven… The hand Yangming meridian begins from the Shangyang point, stretching between the intervals and joining at the Valley Hiding…”

Seeing that he had successfully fooled everyone, Feng Yin went all out, fusing Western medicine, covering topics like the total volume of blood a human body has, the number of hairs, bones, muscles, and so on… In short, he gave a mix of Chinese and Western medical theories in an elaborate explanation.