After seeing the disciple put the notebook on the table and holding a pen to record the past memories he said, Chen Yingning closed his eyes slightly, and after a while, he slowly opened his eyes and said, "The earliest thing I remember was that when I was five or six years old, my father took his relatives to visit him during the New Year. He was hungry halfway through and bought a bowl of Chaos at a stall at an intersection..."

Xu Changqing sat on the chair next to her, her eyes closed slightly, and she listened quietly.↗,

At first, Chen Yingning's memories of the past were still a little blurred, and he often gained the memory of the other end without finishing it. After recalling it, he looked at the notebook copied by his disciple and talked about it again. From beginning to end, Xu Changqing had never expressed any opinions. Even though Chen Yingning stopped because of recalling some vague memories and went outside, he did not urge him. Even though Chen Yingning was tired of recalling memories and resting after sleeping, he sat quietly on the sofa in the ward, sometimes closing his eyes to ponder, and sometimes picking up the notebook copied by Chen Yingning's disciple to read it repeatedly.

Although Xu Changqing always seemed to be as calm as usual to outsiders, in fact, his heart had already been completely unrelated to calm one day ago. All kinds of emotions were pouring out at this time, causing his thoughts to fall into unprecedented chaos.

It was a day ago that Chen Yingning began to recall the past few years he had lived in his thirties with his relatives in Shanghai to travel to the capital. Hearing this, Xu Changqing found that the life trajectory of Chen Yingning in front of him had changed. At that time, Xu Changqing met Chen Yuanshan at this time and met him, but this part was not in Chen Yingning's memory, and even afterwards, things that were related to Xu Changqing did not happen. More importantly, after he returned to Shanghai, he married a Western doctor named Haoyizhu. In his later memories, there was no shadow of his cousin Zhou Qinglan, nor a son named Chen Xuantong.

At first, Xu Changqing thought he was looking for the wrong person. Chen Yingning and Chen Yuanshan were two people in front of him, but after thinking about it carefully, he found that something was wrong. Because if he found the wrong person, it would be impossible that the experience of this person before he was in his thirties was exactly the same as that of Chen Yuanshan in his memory. Xu Changqing didn't know much about Chen Yuanshan's memory before he was thirty, but the content he knew contained some very personal small things, and it would be reasonable to say that one or two of these small things were similar. But all of them were exactly the same, and this could never be explained by coincidence alone.

Afterwards, Xu Changqing guessed whether it was Chen Yingning who was cast by someone to change his memory, but then he felt it was unlikely, because it was not difficult to change a person's memory through magic and other magic. However, this kind of memory modification can only modify a person's short-term memory. Even if Xu Changqing casts the spell on the body of the Golden Immortal, it will not exceed one year at most. However, after Chen Yingning's memory was in his thirties, it was different for more than ten years. This was obviously not something that magic could do. What's more, the biggest difficulty of changing memory was

It is necessary to fill this part of the memory gap, and it is already extremely difficult to make up a person's memory for a day, let alone a dozen or twenty years of complete memory. The biggest loophole in this guess is not just Chen Yingning's memory. If you want to do it perfectly, you must modify the memories of everyone that Chen Yingning has come into contact with over the years. Not to mention that no one in the three realms can do this. Even the innate gods in the ancient prehistoric world may be powerless.

Xu Changqing also tried to deduce everything about Chen Yingning's past through the Tianluo Doushu and the law of cause and effect, but he didn't know whether it was the touching power of humanity in the secular world or the barrier of Chen Yingning's own aura. No matter how he deduces Xu Changqing could not fully deduce Chen Yingning's fate, and the results obtained by the deduction were also chaotic, and the results of the deduction of the same thing were completely different.

At this moment, Xu Changqing had no idea what to do, so that after that Chen Yingning recalled the various past events, he had no intention of listening to them. Some questions kept appearing in his chaotic mind, which attracted all his energy.

What exactly happened to Chen Yingning? What caused Chen Yingning to completely change his life trajectory? These two questions are naturally the core questions that Xu Changqing wants to solve most now, but there is another question that is not the most core part. But for Xu Changqing, it is also the key to answering the core questions. This question is why this happened to Chen Yingning.

After Xu Changqing knew that Chen Yingning's life trajectory had changed, he initially felt that he was the cause of everything. It was because of his own reasons that a great power of heaven and earth that he had never known reversed Chen Yingning's life trajectory. After all, he was a person who responded to the disaster. He had done so many things in the Kunlun Three Realms, and those related to him had become the core figures in promoting the fortune of Kunlun Three Realms. Moreover, he was also the only mortal who could enter the realm of the Daluo Golden Immortal in so many years, truly jumped out of the three realms and was not in the five elements. It was not strange that other people had a lot of contact with him, so it was not strange that life count changes.

But the problem is that because there are many people who have changed their life numbers with him, but they only change the future fate, and they cannot change what has happened in the past, but Chen Yingning is completely different. He changed the past fate, erasing everything after Xu Changqing came into contact with him, and completely eliminating Xu Changqing from his fate. This kind of thing is not recorded even in the memory of Zhen Yuanzi and the fragment of the soul of the demon god Qiu.

The only guess that Xu Changqing could be sure is that what happened to Chen Yingning must be related to him, but the cause is definitely not on him. He is probably just a little bit related to the cause of the matter. In other words, he is just an object to be affected. Moreover, he also felt that the aura of life in Chen Yingning's soul that was consistent with the great way of heaven and earth may also be related to this. It is questionable no matter how you look at the aura of the great way that even the Daluo Jinxian appeared on a mortal.

After about ten days passed, Xu Changqing's confused mind kept asking questions and answering himself, but in the end he did not find a reasonable and reliable clue.

On the other hand, as Chen Yingning recalled in the past ten days, his memories became more and more and more detailed, and more than a dozen books that recorded his memories were superimposed. Now, not only was the middle-aged disciple Xu Changqing saw at the beginning helping Chen Yingning copy, but even several other disciples in Beijing helped copy after get off work or in their spare time. Because Xu Changqing was unwilling to make a statement, he stopped Chen Yingning from introducing his identity to his disciples. He simply said that he was a distant relative of his family. In addition to the middle-aged man, those disciples only regarded him as an ordinary nephew. They just felt that their senior brother's attitude towards this distant relative was a bit strange, both fearful and pleasing.

On this day, Chen Yingning was about to recall what happened after liberation. Among these disciples, some suddenly suggested taking this opportunity to sort out some Taoist metaphysical notes left by Chen Yingning before and summarize them into volumes for publication in the future. Because of Xu Changqing's help, Chen Yingning's spirit has also become very good during this period. In fact, he felt that he might be looking back now, and he might not have the opportunity to organize what he had learned throughout his life into volumes in the future. So he agreed to the proposal and called Hu Haiya, his personal disciple whom he designated as his heir, and asked him to bring all the books and manuscripts he entrusted to him.

Hu Haiya is Chen Yingning's closed disciple and a person who was established to pass on the clan. Before liberation, he had already worshipped Chen Yingning and studied Taoism. He has been serving him all the time. It can be said that he is the person who is most familiar with Chen Yingning in the past twenty years. In the memoirs that have been sorted out, a lot of the contents of the latter part involve Hu Haiya, which made Xu Changqing almost think that he was Chen Xuantong, the son of Chen Yuanshan, whom he met back then.

Before Chen Yingning was diagnosed with cancer and entered the hospital to recuperate, Hu Haiya had been assisting Chen Yingning in sorting out his Taoism. He was also a major participant in the published immortal science books, so he knew very well about Chen Yingning's Xuanmen Xianxue system. Because of this, Chen Yingning, who felt that he could not survive this disaster, wrote a will before the New Year and handed it to the closed disciple together with all his books and manuscripts, asking him to sort out the manuscripts of these books after his death.

Because of work, Hu Haiya was taken to a cadre school in another place and did not serve next to the sick Chen Yingning. Chen Yingning was unwilling to let the closed disciple see him being tortured by illness, so he did not let him return to Beijing. However, the master and apprentice had a deep relationship, and it was not an exaggeration to say that he was like a father and son. So after receiving the call, Hu Haiya asked for leave from the unit that day and returned to Beijing, and brought it back together with several boxes of books and manuscripts.

When seeing Chen Yingning at this moment, Hu Haiya also mistakenly thought that Chen Yingning had recovered from his illness, but after confirming that he was just looking back, he couldn't help crying and cursing the sky and the earth. Seeing the cold-hearted person like Xu Changqing, he couldn't help but sigh that Chen Yingning had accepted a good disciple.

Since Hu Haiya had already had a thought and thought about sorting out Chen Yingning's books and manuscripts during this period, after the books and manuscripts were delivered, other disciples got started very quickly. In just one day, all the books were arranged in sequence according to the reservation category. Next, it was time to organize the manuscripts.

Xu Changqing watched the whole process, and Chen Yingning did not take action directly, but just commanded. Most of the time he continued his memories from the previous few days.
Chapter completed!