The gods began by supporting Guo Jing to become emperor

Chapter 29 Preaching and Answering Questions
Hearing Guo Jing's stern voice, everyone was trembling with fear, afraid of his punishment, and stood up trembling, "Master, calm down."

Seeing their timid appearance, Guo Jing felt even more uncomfortable, as if something was blocking him. Although these people were Han Chinese like him, they were different in some ways.

Guo Jing didn't understand what this was, but he was keenly aware of the gap and disparity between himself and everyone else.

The fearful looks of these people made him very distressed. For a moment, he didn't know what to say, so he had to send them away. "Okay, you guys go down. As long as you don't run around and work hard, I will ensure that you live better than before."

"As ordered."

Everyone knelt down again subconsciously as if they had been pardoned. Suddenly, they thought of what Guo Jing had just said and trembled even more, fearing that Guo Jing would punish them.

"You guys go ahead." After saying that, Guo Jing left.

Out of sight, out of mind. This was completely different from what he had imagined. These people did not have the pride and integrity that the Han people should have. They were more like a pack of tamed wolves who could only wag their tails and beg for mercy, no different from other slaves in the tribe.

After arranging these slaves, Guo Jing went to Su Ming's class and told the teacher exactly what happened last night.

After hearing this, Su Ming was a little surprised. Guo Jing actually beat up Yin Zhiping?
I didn't teach him martial arts, and Zhang Asheng among the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan didn't die, so the plot changed?

No, Zhang Asheng doesn’t have this ability. It must be because Guo Jing has been on the battlefield.

So the question is, after Yin Zhiping was beaten up by Guo Jing, will Ma Yu of Quanzhen Sect come to the desert to teach Guo Jing martial arts? The martial arts of Quanzhen Sect are too important to Guo Jing.

Then, Su Ming secretly shook his head. Who cares? He would take it one step at a time. Even if Guo Jing could not obtain the martial arts of Quanzhen Sect, so what? Temujin was not a martial arts master, but he still became the founding monarch of the Mongol Empire in the future.

These thoughts went around in his mind and were thrown out of his mind. Su Ming looked at Guo Jing with approval, "Not bad, your martial arts training over the years has not been in vain. Qiu Chuji sent Yin Zhiping to test your depth. It seems that this guy has a strong desire to win."

Guo Jing nodded in agreement. "Yes, Yin Zhiping was able to find us. It seems that Taoist Qiu already knew that my master and I were in the Khan's tribe. Quanzhen Sect is indeed the largest sect in the world. They are well-informed."

Then, he showed a distressed look on his face again, "It's just that, I heard that Yang Kang entered the sect two years earlier than Yin Zhiping. If Yin Zhiping is so difficult to deal with, then Yang Kang must be even more difficult to deal with?"

"Jing'er, are you scared?"

Guo Jing shook his head, "I am not afraid, I am just worried that if I lose the competition in two years, the teachings of the masters will go to waste and their reputation will be damaged."

Sensing the pressure in Guo Jing's heart, Su Ming gave him advice at the right time, "Jing'er, your master will teach you another truth today. Man proposes, God disposes. As long as you do your best and have a clear conscience, your seven masters have achieved their current reputation not because of their martial arts, but because of their long-term chivalry and righteousness."

"You have to understand that their sense of loyalty is the reason why they are famous in Jiangnan. Their martial arts skills are secondary. If they were not kind and compassionate, how could they have traveled to the desert for a bet and stayed there for several years? Because of the misunderstanding back then, they want to have a clear conscience."

For a moment, Guo Jing was stunned and couldn't help muttering to himself, "Do you have a clear conscience?"

Seeing Guo Jing lost in thought, Su Ming smiled slightly and did not disturb him. Instead, he walked over to the blanket, sat down, picked up a book and started reading.

Ever since Temujin had a conversation with him, Su Ming's treatment in the tribe has been greatly improved, almost like that of a noble. The books he read were also specially sent by Temujin. In addition, he also had writing brushes, ink, paper, inkstone and various porcelains.

Su Ming accepted all of Temujin's advances and solicitations. He could not just refuse no face at all when making a living on someone else's territory. Temujin was broad-minded, but this guy had killed a lot of people.

After a while, Guo Jing walked to Su Ming and bowed deeply. "Thank you for clearing up my doubts, I understand." "It's good that you understand. Human power is limited. There are many things that you can't change even if you understand them. You are a human, not a god. You can't solve all problems. Just do your best."

"Okay, let's start the class."

"is teacher."

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At night, Guo Jing went to the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan to practice martial arts as usual.

Ever since Yin Zhiping came, the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan urged Guo Jing to be more strict and did not relax just because he defeated Yin Zhiping.

The Seven Freaks were eager to see their apprentice master the skills and were very demanding. However, Guo Jing was not a smart person and was actually three points duller than ordinary people (this is what the original book said). Even though he was very dedicated, his martial arts progress was still limited.

After all, it was the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan who were not good enough. Although each of them had good martial arts skills, it was the result of decades of hard work that led to their current skills. But even so, the seven of them had to use all means to barely fight Qiu Chuji to a draw.

Qiu Chuji is not an ordinary man of the world. He is a Taoist priest by profession and he is the kind who started practicing martial arts halfway through his career. Compared with the martial arts of Quanzhen Sect, the martial arts inherited by the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan are not good enough at all.

The Seven Freaks of Jiangnan also knew that with Guo Jing's qualifications, he could only practice the martial arts of Han Baoju or Nan Xiren at best. After twenty or thirty years of hard training, he might be able to achieve half of what Han and Nan achieved.

However, the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan were too stubborn and wanted to defeat Qiu Chuji. They knew the truth that "it is better to master one skill than to learn from many", but they did not want to have so many martial arts skills but watch them doing nothing and not pass them on to Guo Jing.

Over the years, Guo Jing learned all the martial arts of the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan. His foundation was solid, but what he learned was too diverse. Fortunately, under Su Ming's guidance, Guo Jing made selective choices.

The martial arts of Han Baoju, Nan Xiren and Zhang Asheng have many similarities and require long-term diligent study and practice. Guo Jing spent more energy on their martial arts.

It is precisely because of this that he was able to defeat Yin Zhiping.

However, he knew the truth, but he couldn't tell it to his masters. As an apprentice, he had to respect his teachers. Even if he was wronged, he could only bear it temporarily.

That morning, Han Xiaoying taught him two moves from the Yue girl sword technique.

The move "Branch Strikes White Ape" requires jumping into the air and performing two horizontal moves, then stabbing downward with the sword. Guo Jing's lower body skills were too stable, and his body movements were not agile enough. He only performed one and a half horizontal moves in the air before falling to the ground. He tried seven or eight times, but he was always short of half a horizontal move.

Seeing this scene, Han Xiaoying felt a surge of anger in her heart. She barely controlled her temper and taught him how to use the toes and how to use the strength of the waist and legs. However, Guo Jing was unable to do it after several attempts.

Han Xiaoying thought about how the seven brothers had endured more than ten years in the bitter cold of Mobei for Guo Jing, but they had raised such a fool, who still couldn't learn after so many times.

The seven people's years of hard work and efforts were all in vain. They were suddenly filled with sadness and tears welled up in their eyes. They threw their swords to the ground, covered their faces and walked away.

Guo Jing chased for a few steps without catching up, and stood there blankly, feeling very sad. He knew that he still didn't do well enough after all.

(End of this chapter)