Asking About the Way to the World

A quirky girl with extraordinary talent and a handsome boy who is dumb and dumb and can't speak. In Jiang Tang's eyes, Li Zhiling was just a piece of trash who didn't know where he came from. The only reason why she brought the barely breathing Li Zhiling back to the sect was because Li Zhiling had a cruelly handsome face! But Li Zhiling had a mouth! Jiang Tang asked for mute medicine from his fellow senior sister and vowed to make Li Zhiling unable to speak forever. Who would have known that before the medicine was given, Li Zhiling opened his eyes and let out a strange scream. He covered his heart and asked Jiang Tang what medicine he was holding. "Ginseng soup." Jiang Tang threw the bowl of medicine out of the window without changing his expression. It was this move that made Li Zhiling want to stay here. For no other reason than to throw a bowl of ginseng soup at Jiang Tang, Li Zhiling was sure that this sect was definitely not short of money! So he, a handsome and powerful man, easily fought his way through the crowd of people who participated in the sect's selection, and became Jiang Tang's junior brother gloriously. In other words, during daily interactions, Jiang Tang understood one thing - you can't just look at people's faces. Li Zhiling not only has a bad mouth, but also has a bad mind. Forget it, just be stupid and just let him be a vase. After five years in the human world, Li Zhiling suddenly had to leave. "Where are you going?" Jiang Tang clutched the corner of Li Zhiling's clothes until his knuckles turned white. "Go back." Li Zhiling was taciturn, knowing that Jiang Tang didn't like to hear his random talk. "You have no relatives or friends, where can you go back?" Jiang Tang asked relentlessly. Li Zhiling raised his head and looked at the sky, and a bolt of thunder struck him. His figure gradually disappeared, and he could only be heard saying: "I came here this time to inquire about the human world, attain the Tao, and return to heaven." Intention: Cut off the shackles in the heart and look at the vastness of life