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Chapter 5 The Great Ying Immortal
Just as Li Ang was interrogating the beggar, two tall men on the second floor of the restaurant opposite the pawnshop witnessed his feat of fighting four people single-handedly.

"This kid's a fierce fighter," one of the bespectacled men in a suit said, leaning against the railing and watching Li Ang looting his spoils with interest. "And he's got strong physique and plenty of energy."

As he said this, he narrowed his eyes slightly.

The phrase "full of energy" simply means that the young chef was still a virgin at his age. The bespectacled man was surprised that the young master below him was still a virgin at such an advanced age.

"It's a pity he's a bit old."

The man with the ability called 'Divine Spirit' could naturally sense that the Qi within the other person's body was just as ordinary as that of an ordinary person.

However, the arrogant-looking long-haired man next to the bespectacled man did not respond. Instead, he asked with a troubled expression, "How does the sect leader plan to help me?"

Upon hearing this, the bespectacled man's smile faded, and he gestured with his chin to two young men in gray training uniforms approaching from a distance: "Those are the Zhang brothers who have already been confirmed to join the Sanyi Sect."

Meanwhile, Li Ang, unaware that he was being talked about, was busy taking stock of his spoils.

To be honest, a beggar is a beggar. He searched his entire body and only managed to get a dozen or so copper coins, barely enough to buy a steamed bun.

Fortunately, Li Ang had already obtained the information he needed.

"Sanyi Sect." He silently murmured the somewhat familiar name, his eyes narrowing slightly. "Under One Person?"

The Sanyi Sect is a Xuanmen sect in the manga "Under One Person" that Li Ang read before his transmigration, but if he remembers correctly, the sect had already been destroyed when the original story began.

However, the original story is set in modern times, while Li Ang is currently in the Republic of China era, so the timeline does match up.

Li Ang wasn't surprised that he had transmigrated into "Under One Person". After all, if transmigration had already happened, then transmigrating into a comic he had read didn't seem like anything to worry about.

Rather, this would make it easier for him to seek power.

"So the major event I'm about to experience is the destruction of the Trinity Sect?" Since he only learned this name and the current year from the beggar, this thought naturally came to Li Ang's mind. "Or is this Trinity Sect not the same as the other Trinity Sect?"

He didn't jump to conclusions immediately, after all, he would know the truth once he went to see for himself.

Thinking of this, Li Ang did not hesitate and immediately walked in the direction the beggar pointed. Just then, two teenagers dressed in gray training clothes passed by him.

The mountain gate of the Sanyi Sect was not particularly far from the town where Li Ang arrived. Perhaps for this reason, he did not encounter any bandits or brigands along the way.

Soon, small courtyards nestled at the foot of the mountain came into Li Ang's view.

Looking at the words "Sanyi Gate" above the courtyard gate, he knew he had found the right place.

With a somewhat apprehensive heart, Li Ang stepped forward and knocked on the door. Shortly afterward, a young man dressed in a white Taoist robe opened the door.

The young man looked Li Ang up and down, who was covered in dirt from the fight, and asked, "What is it?"

Upon hearing this, Li Ang bowed somewhat awkwardly and said, "I have admired the San Yi Sect since I was a child, and I have come here to seek a master and learn the Dao."

Upon hearing this, the young man's expression immediately turned strange. After considering his words for a moment, he said, "Although our Sanyi Sect does not care about a disciple's background when accepting disciples..."

"But you're a bit too old."

That was a rather euphemistic way of putting it. Generally, orthodox sects of Taoism would choose young children as disciples, or at most teenagers, but this one in front of him...
To be frank, he said that one should be at least twenty years old.

This is clearly against the rules of the Trinity.

It's not that older people can't pursue the Dao, but rather that young children's minds are like blank sheets of paper, making them more susceptible to being influenced by different schools of Taoism. Furthermore, foundation-building and similar processes are more suitable for younger children, so older disciples are rarely accepted.

Thinking this, the young man shook his head slightly, said a few words, and prepared to close the door: "I'm sorry, you'll have to find another way."

Seeing this, Li Ang couldn't help but feel anxious. He really wanted to say, "Can't you not be so strict about the age limit? He's a young man in his prime too!"

But he knew it was pointless to say these things.

After briefly recalling the plot, Li Ang gritted his teeth and said to the young man, "Technique is technique, and principle is principle. No matter how long you hold a ball up, it won't change your head!"

"I hope the Daoist Master can convey these words to Master Zuo!"

The young man shook his head and immediately tried to close the door.

But after seeing Li Ang's anxious look, he hesitated for a moment.

To be honest, he was also curious about what Li Ang had just said, feeling that it was information closely related to the San Yi Sect.

After a moment of silence, the young man sighed and said to Li Ang, "Alright, you wait here. I'll inform my master before making a decision."

After saying that, he turned around and walked quickly up the mountain.

Seeing this, Li Ang breathed a sigh of relief. He knew that no matter what the outcome, he had taken the first step.

He knew, of course, that this was a very bold move, but if he wanted to protect himself, he had no choice but to take such a risk.

Li Ang also wanted to gradually find out about the existence of those extraordinary people, rather than necessarily joining the Sanyi Sect.

But the problem is, who knows when this major event will end? He still remembers the previous major event called "Zerg Nova," which ended after only a few days.

Li Ang didn't want to find some information and then have to go back in a flash.

Moreover, considering the personality of the Great Ying Immortal in the original work, he felt that he should be safe from any danger, right?
Not long after, the young man returned looking hurried.

He looked at Li Ang in front of him with an extremely complicated expression, and couldn't help but purse his lips: "Come with me, Master wants to see you."

Upon hearing this, Li Ang was overjoyed and quickly followed.

The true gate of the Sanyi Sect is located at the top of the mountain, some distance from the small courtyard at the foot of the mountain. Fortunately, given Li Ang's current physical condition, this distance is not a problem.

Soon, the young man led Li Ang to a side hall.

"Go in, your master is waiting for you."

Li Ang thanked him upon hearing this, and then pushed open the door and went inside.

The next moment, a white-haired man with an ethereal air came into his view.

This person is none other than the leader of the Sanyi Sect.

The Great Immortal, Zuo Ruotong!

(End of this chapter)