Starting from the imperial palace guards, his clones spread all over the world.

Chapter 196 Come to the door
Liang Jin originally thought that the Taiping Dao would at most develop to a few prefectures around Qingzhou, but he never expected to see people from the Taiping Dao in the capital.

This reminded Liang Jin that some loyal followers of the Taiping Dao had indeed expressed their willingness to travel around the world to preach.

Liang Jin did not take this seriously.

But these believers actually ran so far, all the way from the south to the north.

But that's okay.

If Taiping Dao can spread throughout the world, its influence will inevitably increase.

Although there is only a spark in the capital, no one can say whether it will grow stronger in the future.

Especially when this old member of the sect began his travels, the decisive battle between the Taiping Dao and the Yang family in Qingzhou City had not yet taken place, so this old member of the sect did not know about this matter.

As the news of that war spreads, especially after it reaches the capital, I am afraid that the number of people who believe in Huang Tian will increase.

at this time.

The old man in yellow robe began to collect donations from believers.

The development of a sect requires the cooperation of all people and cannot be done by one person alone.

The old man in yellow robe wanted to build a temple in the capital to worship Zhonghuang Taiyi.

Those devout believers also opened their money bags and placed them on the wooden tray in the hands of the old man in yellow robe.

Liang Jin also stepped forward, took out a gold ingot and placed it on a wooden tray.

The old man in yellow robe was startled when he saw this, then said happily:

"Heaven will surely bless you!"

"Please leave your name. When the temple is completed, your name will be engraved on the monument of merit."

Liang Jin just smiled, said nothing, then turned and left.

along the way.

The Ji family members followed Liang Jin and wanted to step forward to speak several times, but they were always hesitant.

When Ji Zhong saw Liang Jin generously donating money, he finally felt relieved.

He couldn't help but run forward and said as he followed Liang Jin:
"My benefactor, could you please come to my house for a chat?"

Liang Jin nodded:
"Let's go."

No matter what, his clone is also the leader of the Red Fire Sword Sect.

Half of the Chihuo Sword Sect's martial arts had been lost to the Ji family, so he needed to know more about it.

If the Ji family is really the descendant of the Red Fire Sword Sect, then he can't just take their secret book and leave.

So the group returned to Ji's house.

But now the Ji family has been smashed into pieces by the Black Tiger Gang.

Ji Zhong looked around but couldn't find a complete stool for Liang Jin to sit on, nor a good bowl for Liang Jin to drink water.

Liang Jin didn't mind this. He just held the half of the secret book and asked:
"I just want to know, where did you get this thing?"

Ji Zhong heard this and replied:

“It was passed down from my grandfather.”

Liang Jin was of course dissatisfied with this answer. He said in a deep voice:

"Think carefully about it, and then tell me in detail."

Upon hearing this, Ji Zhong could only recall carefully and then explain to Liang Jin.

This half of the secret book was indeed passed down by Ji Zhong's grandfather.

According to Grandpa Ji Zhong, he was once a disciple of a famous and upright sect in the south called the Red Fire Sword Sect.

Because of internal strife within the sect, Grandpa Ji Zhong followed Elder Liu and left the sect, and came all the way to the north.

Elder Liu once said that the north is the foundation of the Red Fire Sword Sect, and they will rebuild the glory of the Red Fire Sword Sect here.

Unfortunately, they were attacked by their enemies later, and all the disciples of the Red Fire Sword Sect were killed in the battle. Only Ji Zhong's grandfather escaped and survived.

Before his death, Elder Liu gave this half of the secret book to Ji Zhong's grandfather, so that Ji Zhong's grandfather could bring the secret book back to the Southern Red Fire Sword Sect one day.

In order to avoid being hunted down by his enemies, Ji Zhong's grandfather had to hide everywhere and finally came to the capital.

He originally planned to raise money for the trip in the capital and then head south.

Unfortunately, fate is unpredictable. Ji Zhong's grandfather married and had children in the capital, and his injuries recurred from time to time, making it difficult for him to travel to the south.

In addition, Grandpa Ji Zhong was afraid that his enemies would discover his whereabouts, so he never dared to make money by relying on martial arts, which led to the family's embarrassment and poverty.

So Ji Zhong's grandfather taught his eldest son martial arts, hoping that his eldest son could complete his mission for him.

But things happen unexpectedly. Grandpa Ji Zhong's eldest son finally mastered martial arts, but ended up losing his life in a competition with another warrior.

This hit Grandpa Ji Zhong hard, and he decided not to teach martial arts to his descendants anymore.

Grandpa Ji Zhong's second son had two children, one named Ji Bo and the other named Ji Zhong.

Ji Bo died of a serious illness before he reached adulthood.

Ji Zhong was the only one left in the Ji family, and then Ji Zhong gave birth to Ji Fei.

This secret book was also passed down to Ji Zhong.

However, Ji Zhong was unwilling to undertake the mission left by his grandfather, but chose to live in the capital and had no intention of going to the south.

On the contrary, after hearing about his grandfather's deeds, his son Ji Fei was determined to earn money to save up for the journey to the Red Fire Sword Sect.

Liang Jin listened.

He couldn't help but feel a little emotional in his heart.

Who would have thought that the senior brother that Shao Hongbo was still thinking about before his death had actually died decades ago.

Fortunately, Liang Jin's intelligence panel revealed the whereabouts of this secret book.

Otherwise, if a while passes, the Red Fire Sword Sect's signature martial arts will probably be completely lost.

Liang Jin immediately said:

"To be honest, I have a friend who has some connection with the Red Fire Sword Sect."

"This half of the secret manual was originally intended to be returned to the Red Fire Sword Sect and returned to its original owner."

"Since you are descendants of the Scarlet Fire Sword Sect, if you plan to return to the sect, I can provide you with travel expenses."

Liang Jin has already read this half of the secret book, and the status of "Red Fire Burning Sky Sword Technique" in the information column has changed from [Incomplete] to [Not yet started].

At this moment, the half of the secret book in Liang Jin's hand is no longer useful to him.

But it is still useful for Liang Jin's clone.

This was the Red Fire Sword Sect's treasure. As the Sect Leader, Liang Jin's clone was able to find the treasure that the previous Sect Leader hadn't been able to find in his lifetime. This would undoubtedly strengthen the Red Fire Sword Sect's centripetal force and cohesion, and would also greatly enhance Liang Jin's clone's prestige.

When Ji Zhong heard this, he shook his head:
"Why would I go back to the Red Fire Sword Sect? No, no, no."

"My home is in the capital. This is where I grew up."

"My dear hero, if you can convert the travel expenses into cash for us, then this half of the secret manual will be yours, and you can do whatever you want with it. You can even use it to burn for warmth."

Liang Jin smiled. He respected everyone's choice.

Sudden.

Ji Fei on the side spoke:

"no!"

"I am a descendant of the Red Fire Sword Sect. I have a mission to bring this half of the secret book back to the sect!"

Ji Zhong didn't expect his son to not make money, so he slapped his son's head twice in anger:
"So what if you bring him to the sect?"

But Ji Fei was not afraid of being beaten at all, and still said firmly:
"Then I will be able to join the Red Fire Sword Sect and become a warrior!"

"This way, our family won't be insulted and bullied like today!"

Ji Zhong said disdainfully:
"So what if I become a warrior?"

"There are many people who manage warriors. There are many experts in the Black Tiger Gang, and there are countless experts in the court, the Six Gates, and the army."

"You are just a young boy, can you really turn the tables? You will still be bullied."

"In this world, it's inevitable that we will suffer losses. Suffering losses is a blessing. The most important thing is to live well."

However, Ji Fei obviously could not agree with Ji Zhong's teachings.

Ji Fei gritted his teeth and said angrily:

"That only means that I haven't become the strongest warrior yet!"

"When I become the strongest, no one will be able to bully me!"

Seeing that his son was still ignorant, Ji Zhong continued to teach him earnestly.

But Ji Fei only believed that he was right and started arguing with his father.

Seeing this, Liang Jin shook his head slightly.

Ji Fei was born in a poor family, but he has a violent temper, is stubborn and difficult to tame, and does things without considering the consequences.

If such a person stays at home, he will only bring disaster to the family.

If he were to venture into the underworld, he would either die a violent death or become famous, which might be a better way out for him.

If he were in the Western Desert where order had collapsed, it would be suitable for him to be a killer in Qingyi Tower.

But this is the capital city with strict order, and people like him probably won't survive long in such an environment.

At this time.

Ji Fei was no longer willing to continue arguing with his father.

He turned to look at Liang Jin, and suddenly knelt down:
"If you are willing to take me as your disciple and teach me martial arts, then my life will be yours from now on!"

Although the secret manual can be purchased in the capital, it will cost at least ten taels of silver.

There are also martial arts schools that accept disciples, but they also charge money.

Ji Fei has no money.

He disdained to associate with gangsters, so he decided to learn from Liang Jin.

He longed to become a warrior like Liang Jin.

It was easy to beat the dwarf Gu Tao and his gang into a pulp.

Liang Jin shook his head:

"I don't accept disciples."

Ji Fei asked:

"why?"

"Although I am poor and have no money, I have plenty of determination and the courage to fight!"

"What do you want me to do? Just tell me and I'll do it!"

Liang Jin shook his head again.

Ji Fei was completely puzzled:

"why?"

Liang Jin said:

"No reason, I just don't accept disciples."

Upon hearing this, Ji Fei was disappointed and angry.

He couldn't help but punch the ground hard. When he raised his fist, the ground was covered with his scratched skin and blood.

The punch was so powerful that it made his fist bleed.

He seemed not to care about the pain at all. He hung his head and said nothing. He stood up and wanted to leave home.

suddenly!

"Bang!!!"

The door of the Ji family was kicked open from outside.

The next moment, a figure walked in.

The man was very short, with a bandage covering one eye and fresh blood on his bandage.

It was the dwarf bully Gu Tao.

Immediately afterwards, a group of men from the Black Tiger Gang also filed in.

Who would have thought that the dwarf Gu Tao would come to the door.

Seeing this, Ji Fei roared to the sky and wanted to rush forward and fight.

Ji Zhong and his wife hurried to save Ji Fei.

But the dwarf tyrant Gu Tao turned his gaze to Liang Jin and said with a sinister smile:
"Boy, it turns out you're just an ordinary soldier in the Imperial Guards, and an orphan with no background!"

"You were just pretending in front of me, you're pretending to be your mother!"

(End of this chapter)