In the early lunar month of the fifth year of Qiyuan, the Yang family in southern Xinjiang sent their legitimate son Yang Ye to Tongtian Temple to apprentice with Wu Nian Taoist Chang Fang Haotian according to the family motto. Although the eldest son of the Yang family only passed his fourteenth birthday at the beginning of the year, he already had some of the same extraordinary charm as his father. Yang Ye's mother Kong Shu was the daughter of the Confucian family in Northern Ye.
In the same year, Li Xi, the third son of Emperor Longhua, followed the imperial order and entered Tongtian Temple for meditation. In the cold February of Yan State, the white snow was flying. Li Xi, who was only ten years old, held his little package and worshiped Fang Haotian, becoming the fourth disciple in the first year of Tongtian Guanqi.
Time flies by, and seven years have passed in the blink of an eye. In the twelfth year of Qiyuan, Yang Ye and Li Xi left the mountain on the same day to practice Dacheng. However, they were assassinated on their way home. The Yang family's son was seriously injured and the third son of the emperor disappeared. For a time, Tongtian Temple was sealed, and Fang Haotian was accused of improper guardianship and imprisoned. He remained silent in prison for seven days, and finally died with hatred.
... People are instinctively afraid of the dark and pursue the light, but sometimes being in the light is not a bad thing, because it embraces everything
Intention: When looking at things, we must put aside the glitz and look at their inner meanings