"Success comes from the power of the evil god, and so does the trouble."
"Success comes from the Eyes of the Great Path, and so does the trouble."
"Success comes from Lord Cang Sheng, and so does the trouble."
Now Zhong Yuanzi reflects, he can almost grasp a bit of what Hallmaster Dao meant at that time.
Because of the power of the evil god, he is seated on the osmanthus wood wheelchair;
Because of the Eyes of the Great Path, he sacrificed his own eyes;
Because of the duty of the three emperors, is he trapped by the aspiration to save the world?
The divination hexagrams are all for breaking free, and when everyone jestingly asked how to break such a situation, Zhong Yuanzi's deepest impression was...
"Hold onto centrality and uprightness, and anything can be broken."
This was a common nonsense phrase by Hallmaster Dao.
When Ai Cangsheng pressed him for details, he spoke a bit more:
"If all three phases remain, then it traps, and only traps."
