During this period, Mo Hua also worked on deciphering. When faced with difficulties in interpreting ancient texts, he would seek guidance from senior disciples several years ahead of him. If unsure, he would consult Elder Chu for advice.
"Of every three people walking, one can definitely serve as my teacher."
Being relatively young in cultivation, Mo Hua had not yet explored many of the Taoist teachings. Therefore, whenever possible, he would humbly ask questions and learn earnestly, striving to expand his knowledge and perspective.
For a cultivator, strong cultivation is just one form of strength.
The power of knowledge and understanding is equally important.
Mo Hua learned while deciphering, immersing himself in the study of Taoist knowledge, fully focused, as if drinking a sweet spring.
Elder Master Xun occasionally checked on Mo Hua, often finding him thriving in the Scripture Pavilion like a fish in water.
