Sharing the Universe from Douluo Continent

Chapter 85: Anti-Yuan Alliance (Please vote and read on)

Although this move cannot completely eliminate the emergence of corrupt officials, it can reduce the number of corrupt officials to a minimum.

Moreover, as long as [Yitian Yitian·Dai Changsheng] doesn't learn from the Tianshan Tonglao and abuse civil and military officials for no reason, they will definitely not dare to risk their lives and unite to rebel.

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The World of Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber

Wudang Mountain, Zhenwu Hall.

"hold head high--"

Accompanied by a deafening dragon roar, in front of everyone's shocked gaze, Zhang Sanfeng, a martial arts legend, was unexpectedly blasted away by Dai Changsheng's palm.

Zhang Sanfeng was seen dragging his feet on the hard bluestone floor, leaving two clearly visible scratches, and then he managed to stabilize his body.

"cough!"

Just as Zhang Sanfeng was about to speak, he couldn't help but cough lightly, and a line of glaring blood flowed from the corner of his mouth.

"Master!"

Seeing this, Song Yuanqiao and the others quickly gathered around Zhang Sanfeng, their faces full of guilt and self-blame.

If Song Yuanqiao and his men had not failed in their siege of Guangmingding and instead fell into a trap set by the Demon Sect, Zhang Sanfeng would not have agreed to the bet proposed by Dai Changsheng in order to save them.

"It's okay, Master is fine!"

Zhang Sanfeng first appeased Song Yuanqiao and the others, then bowed to Dai Changsheng and said, "Master Dai's martial arts skills have reached the pinnacle, unfathomable. I admire you, and I accept the loss!"

Not long ago, when Dai Changsheng led his followers to attack Wudang Mountain, Zhang Sanfeng did not take them seriously, because he had just comprehended the true meaning of Tai Chi in seclusion and was preparing to find someone to test the power of Tai Chi.

What Zhang Sanfeng didn't expect was that he would actually meet a monster like Dai Changsheng, and he was almost slapped to death by him.

Seeing that Zhang Sanfeng received his move of Kang Long You Hui and was fine after just spitting out a mouthful of blood, Dai Changsheng couldn't help but admire him, the former strongest man in the martial arts world.

Although he did not use his full strength in that palm strike just now, with the help of the Great Shift of Heaven and Earth, he still unleashed a palm force of about ten thousand pounds.

Even if King Jinlun had practiced the Dragon Elephant Prajna Sutra to the tenth level, he would have died on the spot after being hit by Dai Changsheng's palm!

If Zhang Sanfeng had not comprehended the true meaning of Tai Chi and forcibly removed most of the palm power, it would probably not be as simple as spitting out blood.

"In that case, Master Zhang will be the deputy leader of the Anti-Yuan Alliance from now on. You only need to obey the orders of this leader alone."

The 'Anti-Yuan Alliance' mentioned by Dai Changsheng was a new alliance he had established in order to facilitate the conquest of the major sects in the Central Plains.

If Dai Changsheng directly told Zhang Sanfeng and the others that he wanted to dominate the martial arts world, conquer the world, and be the only one in power, Zhang Sanfeng and the others would definitely resist strongly.

But if Dai Changsheng said that the purpose of forming the "Anti-Yuan Alliance" was to "expel the Tartars and recover the land of the Han people" so that the people of the world would no longer be bullied by the Yuan people, Zhang Sanfeng and others would support him instead.

This is the art of speaking! Of course, during the period when Dai Changsheng conquered the major martial arts sects in the Central Plains, there were definitely some old stubborn people like Master Miejue.

Faced with such old stubborn people, Dai Changsheng would not show mercy and would directly accuse them of being "traitors" to make an example of them!
When others heard that Dai Changsheng directly appointed Zhang Sanfeng as the deputy leader of the "Anti-Yuan Alliance", they were not too surprised, but felt that it was natural.

After all, before Dai Changsheng came out of nowhere, Zhang Sanfeng was recognized as the best in the world.

Apart from Dai Changsheng, no one else has the qualifications and strength to order Zhang Sanfeng to do anything.

"Xiao Zhao, give the Black Jade Fracture Ointment to Master Zhang!"

"Yes, son."

Xiao Zhao, who followed Dai Changsheng and served as his personal maid, nodded obediently when she heard this, took out a bottle of black jade ointment from her sleeve, and handed it to Zhang Sanfeng with an obedient look on her face.

"Thank you, leader."

"Master Zhang, you're welcome. This is what we agreed on earlier."

The bet that Dai Changsheng had just proposed to Zhang Sanfeng was roughly this: let Zhang Sanfeng fight with him. If Zhang Sanfeng wins, he will release Song Yuanqiao and the others unconditionally, and will also give him a bottle of Black Jade Ointment to cure Yu Daying's quadriplegia.

If Zhang Sanfeng loses, he will need to lead the entire Wudang Sect to join the "Anti-Yuan Alliance", and he will also give him a bottle of Black Jade Ointment at that time.

Because the Wudang Sect had Zhang Sanfeng in charge, it was the toughest nut to crack among all the sects in the Central Plains, so Dai Changsheng left it to the last to conquer.

Now even the Wudang Sect has joined the "Anti-Yuan Alliance", and Dai Changsheng has become the leader of the Central Plains martial arts world. It is time to launch a counterattack against the Yuan army.

Following Dai Changsheng's order, the anti-Yuan forces hidden in various places rose up one after another, cooperating with the local martial arts sects, and gave priority to hunting down officials from various places who served the Yuan people.

Perhaps some of those officials were innocent, but at the end of the dynasty when corruption was rampant, it was difficult to find a good official who worked for the benefit of the people among a hundred officials.

In the ancient society with backward communications, as the local officials who served as liaison stations were killed, the garrisons in various places fell into a state of disarray and were unable to re-establish contact with the court in a short period of time.

Faced with the anti-Yuan army's surprise attack that had been well prepared, the defenders in various places who had been seriously suffering from the problem of not receiving any wages were quickly defeated and fled in panic!
By the time the Yuan Emperor received news of rebellions in various places and hurriedly summoned his army to suppress the rebellion, it was already more than half a month later, and more than half of the territory had been occupied by the anti-Yuan alliance.

Because Dai Changsheng had set rules in advance, that is, after the anti-Yuan army from all over the country attacked the city, they were only allowed to plunder the local landlords and gentry, and were not allowed to bully the civilians. They were also required to release grain for disaster relief. Therefore, after the anti-Yuan army entered the city, they were very popular among the people.

It’s not that Dai Changsheng deliberately relaxed military discipline, but without sufficient benefits, why would those people under him follow you in rebellion?
Even if Dai Changsheng wanted to rectify military discipline, he would have to wait until the Yuan Dynasty was overthrown and the world gradually stabilized before he could slowly rectify it.

Anyway, most of those landlords and gentry were Yuan people, so even if they were badly harmed, Dai Changsheng would not feel sorry for them.

Perhaps there are some Han people among them, but most of them deserve it.

After all, according to the Yuan Dynasty system, the people of the world were divided into four classes, from high to low: Mongols, Semites, Han people and southerners.

Among them, the Han people ranked third and could usually only do some menial jobs.

Under normal circumstances, Han people are not qualified to become landlords and gentry, unless they are traitors who serve as dogs for the Yuan people.

(End of this chapter)