No matter how good the thing is, with limited energy, I can’t scrap my previous accumulation and start over again.”

Hearing this, Kan Yue nodded slightly.

For foundation-building monks who have a clear path, all choices need to serve this purpose.

Otherwise, no matter how good it is, it may become a disaster rather than a help.

"The only thing I'm interested in is the method of qi and blood body refining, because I don't have much accumulation in this area, almost blank.

However, because of this, I don’t need to worry so much.”

Kan Yue listened carefully and nodded slightly from time to time.

At this moment, Meng Zhou saw a jade slip in his hand and handed it to him.

Kan Yue was confused: "Fellow Taoist Zhuang, what is this?"

Meng Zhoudao: "The set of three innate skills you gave me last time was of great help to me. We agreed at that time that from now on you would leave your spiritual fields to me.

But it's been so long and you haven't called me once, so I feel really sorry."

Kan Yue smiled and said: "Now who doesn't know that you, Taoist Brother Zhuang, have become so stupid in your cultivation that you can't even leave the door easily? I can't disturb you every two days for such a trivial matter.

Besides, I am now a member of the Sanchuan Association, so it is very convenient to arrange this kind of thing."

Meng Zhoudao: "But I can't accept your gift with such peace of mind... This jade slip records some of my insights and experiences in practicing the Three Innate Skills. Just don't dislike it."

Hearing that it was just some insights he gained from practicing the Three Innate Skills, Kan Yue's mentality relaxed and he took the jade slip with a smile, and his spiritual consciousness swept into it at will.

The next moment, his smile froze on his face and his eyes straightened.

After a long time, he turned his neck with difficulty, which seemed to have become rigid, and turned his head little by little to look at "Fellow Taoist Zhuang" who looked calm next to him.

"You...you said..."

When he first spoke, his voice seemed extremely difficult, like two rough iron plates rubbing against each other.

Kan Yue realized that his state was not right, and shook his head hard to let his thoughts return to clarity.

His expression also became serious, but no matter what, he couldn't hide the complex and indescribable undertones.

"Fellow Daoist Zhuang, before I handed you that set of three unique skills, had you really never come across such a unique skill?" Kan Yue asked.

Meng Zhou nodded and said, "Of course."

Kan Yue said again: "So, you have been practicing this secret skill for almost half a year, but it has only been half a year?"

Meng Zhou nodded again: "Indeed."

Kan Yue sighed leisurely and looked at Meng Zhou with both shock and regret:

"So, your talent in body refining is really a gift from heaven.

If you were in the Jinding Sect in the Jinding Territory, you would at least be a core inner sect now!"

"What a pity, what a pity!"

Having said this, he repeatedly said it was a pity and shook his head slowly.

If you think about it carefully, you should have discovered this clue a long time ago.

Fellow Daoist Zhuang was able to achieve the dual cultivation of body and law in the Qingxuan Domain and obtain the second-level body-refining achievements. How could it be possible if he did not have particularly outstanding body-refining talents!

Meng Zhou knew why he had such emotion.

Because these "insights and insights" he shared with Kan Yue not only pointed out the conclusion that these three secrets are actually one, but also provided strong evidence.

He even gave a general direction and specific methods for the first few steps on how to reunite the "three" into "one" with the Three Jue Shou.

Although he still hid his clumsiness and did not directly reveal the perfect version of the final answer, it was really not that much different.

With Kan Yue's attainments immersed in the three innate arts for decades, if he continues to explore along this path, he will definitely be able to reach the destination on his own.

Moreover, this approach of not giving an answer, but only pointing out a direction and idea, is also the best for Kan Yue himself.

In this process of constant exploration and verification, his decades of accumulation in the hands of the Three Innate Masters will be turned into nutrients, and his potential will be maximized.

In this way, this half-guidance, half-inspiration method can allow Kan Yue to gain the greatest gain from this matter.

Incidentally, it also made Meng Zhou himself look less "dazzling".

However, his current image is already very dazzling in Kan Yue's eyes.

Kan Yue solemnly raised his hands to Meng Zhou and said, "Thank you so much, fellow Taoist Zhuang!"

Meng Zhou smiled and said: "If you want to thank you, thank yourself. The source of all this is you. If it weren't for your generous gift, I would not have gained such insights."

Kan Yue nodded solemnly, as if he had made up his mind.

Kan Yue carefully put away the jade slips, but he talked about another topic, which was also the real purpose of calling Meng Zhou alone for questioning this time.

"Fellow Taoist Zhuang, I have come into contact with many Taoist friends these days. My biggest feeling is that the exchange meetings held only once a year are not only too few, they are far from meeting everyone's needs.

The bigger problem is that there is something wrong with this model.

As a result, many fellow Taoists returned from the five-day exchange meeting empty-handed and gained nothing.

Even more, although there are some gains, there is a big gap between the results they expected!"

Meng Zhou looked at Kan Yue and asked curiously: "Do you have any new ideas?"

Kan Yue chuckled twice and then said: "It's not a new idea. I just want to transfer some of the experience from Jinding Domain."

"What experience?" Meng Zhou was really intrigued by Kan Yue's words.

As Kan Yue narrated, Meng Zhou gradually understood.

What Kan Yue wants to do is also an exchange meeting, and the frequency will be much higher than the exchange meetings held only once a year between Bixueyuan and Sanchuanyuan, and will be held once every quarter.

But that's not the point.

The most important thing about this exchange meeting is that all participants must wear masks.

And all items traded are regardless of their origin or destination.

From the moment the two parties reach a deal, the money and goods are separate and have nothing to do with each other.

This rule is very simple and can be understood as soon as you hear it. However, the more Meng Zhou thought about it, the more he realized that there was a lot worth pondering in it.

Because these rules are made in response to the phenomena that Kan Yue just explained, this shows that many foundation-building monks who passed through the exchange meeting empty-handed or gained very little in the past few days did not want to trade, but were unwilling to trade.

Have scruples.

What kind of transaction is inconvenient to carry out in public, but convenient when no one knows who is who?

Either people are sensitive, objects are sensitive, or both people and objects are sensitive.

According to the "market survey" conducted by Kan Yue, this phenomenon is not an isolated case, but common.

Isn't this interesting?

Meng Zhou listened to Kan Yue's explanation and finally said:

"Fellow Daoist Kan, I really didn't expect that you would cause such a big deal without saying a word.

However, if this matter is really done according to your vision, it will be difficult to do it without strong backing, right?"

In fact, it is difficult to make everything light.

If there is not enough strength to support it, it is possible to take your life.

Kan Yue looked at Meng Zhou with an expression like "You've underestimated me, am I such a reckless person?"

He told Meng Zhou: "After I had this idea, I reported it to President Pan as soon as possible."

"Ah, you reported it directly to President Pan?" Meng Zhou said in surprise.

Kan Yue nodded and said: "As a member of the Sanchuan Association, of course I will share this idea with the organization as soon as I think of it.

Do we still have to live and die without knowing it, and can’t we do it alone?”

Looking at Kan Yue, who looked upright and barely had the label of "die-hard loyal minister" on his forehead, Meng Zhou was stunned before he gave a thumbs up and sincerely praised:

"You are awesome, I underestimated you!"

Then he asked: "What then?"

Kan Yue smiled and said:

"President Pan listened to my suggestion, but he got up and personally brewed a pot of spiritual tea for me.

While pouring tea for me, he said with emotion that after so many years, he finally waited for a companion who knew his heart and soul."

Meng Zhou felt surprised at first, a little unbelievable. After thinking about it carefully, it seemed that it was really understandable.

President Pan is the founder and the absolute core of the Sanchuan Society, and he always sticks to his word.

For example, Governor Li and other direct subordinates had great respect for him. Even people like Dai Shouli who were against him highly recognized his abilities and methods.

This gave him absolute control over the Mikawa Society, but at the same time, he no longer had "companions", only "subordinates".

They can carry out his orders very well, but they cannot provide him with advice or check for gaps.

Under this circumstance, Kan Yue's performance really hit President Pan's "pain point" accurately.
To be continued...