Dragon's Origin

## Chapter 471: Impact (Part 2)

In fact, Daoist Lingxu was well aware that he had influenced Wang Sheng not just a little, but a great deal.

Indeed, as Daoist Lingxu said, after Wang Sheng recovered, his spiritual Qi purity would at least reach half of the old Daoist's current level, which would definitely be a great benefit.

The problem was that all of this was based on Wang Sheng being able to completely integrate, absorb, and refine that spiritual Qi. Although Wang Sheng seemed perfectly normal now, the old Daoist knew that it was just a superficial phenomenon. If he had really refined it, would Wang Sheng be so depressed that he wanted to beat himself up to vent his anger?

Wang Sheng was originally in the recovery period. With this disruption, a conservative estimate would be that it would take a year for him to advance again. Even if he advanced again, Wang Sheng would only be at the sixth level, still a major realm away from the original seventh level. The increased time would be more than doubled.

"Daoist Priest, is your spiritual Qi too pure, to the point that it has completely disrupted the Yin-Yang balance of the Duke's spiritual Qi?" Meiling was not fooled by Daoist Lingxu's smiling face and asked.

"This..." Daoist Lingxu smiled sheepishly: "Haha, this, it slightly affected it a little bit. It is indeed more unbalanced than before, but as long as those grandmasters are here, listening to a few more performances will restore it."

Meiling didn't say anything this time. However, the resentful gaze made Daoist Lingxu himself feel unnatural. Was it okay to deceive a little girl like this?

"Don't worry, Meiling, it will be soon." Wang Sheng smiled and comforted Meiling: "Believe me."

This sentence was just like Wang Sheng telling Meiling to believe that her Yuan Soul could definitely be improved, instantly giving Meiling unparalleled courage and confidence. She smiled at Wang Sheng and nodded heavily.

The small disturbance seemed to have dissipated so easily. Outside the Duke's mansion, almost no one knew what had happened. Those who knew didn't find it strange. It wasn't the first time someone had broken through while listening to a concert. It was normal.

When Wang Sheng and Daoist Lingxu came out of the training room in the evening, the swollen bumps had disappeared, but there were still some bluish-purple marks on their faces, but they had faded a lot. It was believed that they would disappear without a trace after sleeping for one night at most.

The servants who saw them couldn't hide their smiles, but no one dared to laugh presumptuously. They were all struggling to hold back their laughter.

The Qing generation Daoists were completely speechless when they saw the marks on Wang Sheng and the old Daoist's faces. They really fought! That was Ancestor Lingxu! Wang Sheng actually dared to beat him up. Although it looked like Wang Sheng had also been beaten, Daoist Lingxu didn't seem to have fared any better. This was still the result of half a day of recovery in the training room. It was estimated that when they had just finished fighting, they were even more embarrassed than this!

Grandmaster Yu and the others had gained great benefits this time, but they were also really exhausted. They rested in bed for two days and two nights before they recovered. Fortunately, they were already legendary experts with extremely strong recovery abilities. Two days were enough for them to adjust themselves to their peak state.

Wang Sheng came to Grandmaster Yu to discuss a few things with him and the others.

One was the issue of the repertoire during the performance. First of all, the song "Dao," which was only suitable for Wang Sheng and Daoist Lingxu, could no longer be performed. Even if Daoist Lingxu could no longer make the same mistake, it would be a big problem if such a heretical song were spread out.

Secondly, it was the issue of the order of the repertoire. Wang Sheng discovered that for cultivators, the melody and rhythm of the music could effectively influence the rhythm of cultivation. At first, everyone didn't expect such a problem and didn't pay much attention to it, so they arranged it in such a way that one piece was soothing and one piece was intense, so that everyone's emotions could be relaxed and tense to enjoy the music.

However, in cultivation, such a combination of relaxation and tension did not bring all benefits. With great difficulty, the breath was mobilized, and a slow piece of music suppressed the rhythm again. Cultivating once or twice didn't matter, but if you listened to it a few more times, the rhythm of future cultivation would be biased. The best order was to start with soothing, then gradually speed up, and finally those fast-paced pieces. Of course, after the climax, a soothing piece was also needed, and finally a soothing ending piece. This order was more appropriate.

It was like exercise. At first, slowly mobilize the spiritual Qi, which was like warming up. After warming up, play some moderately paced music for normal exercise. When you were about to reach the limit, use intense music to encourage and help you get through the limit. Finally, use slightly soothing music to end, like a cool-down exercise, doing the final stretching to relieve muscle tension. This was the correct exercise order and the correct music order.

The grandmasters had also experienced breakthroughs in cultivation in the music, and nodded frequently to what Wang Sheng said. After Wang Sheng expressed his meaning, everyone began to argue about which piece of music was suitable for which position. This required a process of practice to slowly adjust to the best.

In addition, Wang Sheng also made some requests for the emotions expressed in the music. It was best to have those pieces of music that expressed happy, fulfilling, and happy positive emotions. Some extremely mournful pieces would sometimes really affect the emotions of cultivation. But the impact of this aspect had not been seen yet, and it also needed to be tested in practice.

Everyone agreed with Wang Sheng's statement. You can only have good efficiency when you are in a good mood when doing things, let alone cultivation.

However, in this way, excluding some mournful and sad pieces, I am afraid that the previous music would not be enough to support a complete performance. Grandmaster Yu unceremoniously reached out to Wang Sheng and asked for new music.

There was no way, I had to bury the pit I dug myself. Wang Sheng had to take out the erhu music "Galloping War Horses" again, and added another piece "Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon", which made Grandmaster Yu satisfied, and also let the instrument grandmasters see Wang Sheng's ability to write music on the spot. Everyone admired Wang Sheng to the ground.

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Even Grandmaster Dan, who didn't quite believe that Wang Sheng had this ability at the beginning, highly praised Wang Sheng.

Immediately afterwards, Wang Sheng put forward a hypothesis to everyone. Now all the instruments can be said to be independent, and there are no formations on them to increase the effect. If a formation that can perfectly harmonize and resonate is added to all the instruments of the entire orchestra, so that all the instruments can maintain the same formation resonance during the performance, and combined with the formation of the theater, can the performance effect be improved to a higher level?

This was just Wang Sheng's hypothesis. Whether it would work or not needed to be verified by these grandmasters. If it didn't work, then what kind of formation would be suitable to use on it. The grandmasters patted their chests and assured that they would definitely explore it carefully.