The destiny of all heavens begins in the Red Chamber

Since Feng Qingyang couldn't be relied on for long, Yue Buqun naturally wanted to quickly improve his own cultivation and martial arts.

Unfortunately, the requirements for the cultivator of the "Purple Cloud Divine Skill" are too high, and a suitable environment is also required. In short, the cultivation progress is extremely slow.

He never expected that the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong" had such a great background. It was absolutely astonishing!

Although Jia Huan did not mention the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong" at all in the monthly magazine, how could any reader who likes to read "Wulin Monthly" not know the connection between the "Hunyuan Gong" practiced by the chivalrous beggar Jia Huan and the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong"?

Cheng Kun, the "Mixed Yuan Thunderbolt Hand," was someone I had never heard of before. Unexpectedly, he was a top master in the martial arts world at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.

According to Jia Huan's account in the monthly magazine, beating the two envoys of the Ming Cult at the time was like beating his grandson.

To verify the truth of Jia Huan's words, Yue Buqun spent considerable time searching through the Huashan Sect's library for relevant records.

It certainly wasn't as detailed as Jia Huan described in the monthly magazine, but it still clearly depicted the strength of the two envoys of the Ming Cult.

He should be a level more powerful than the leaders of the six major sects at that time!

This description is sufficient, even though Xianyu Tong, the leader of the Huashan Sect at that time, was an absolute scoundrel in the martial arts world. His strength, however, was not to be underestimated; he was quite formidable.

As such, Yue Buqun, who indirectly received corroboration, naturally attached even greater importance to the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong".

"Senior brother, should we let Chong'er practice the Huashan Hunyuan Gong?"

Ning Zhongze also saw the latest issue of "Martial Arts Monthly" and was quite surprised that "Huashan Hunyuan Gong" was a divine skill. He immediately thought of his eldest disciple, Linghu Chong, whom he regarded as his own son.

"Why do you suddenly want him to switch to the Huashan Hunyuan Gong? He's still in the stage of building his foundation!"

It wasn't that Yue Buqun suppressed Linghu Chong; the main problem was that Linghu Chong was too lazy and didn't work hard in his cultivation, so he never reached the standard to cultivate more advanced internal skills.

The Huashan Sect has been passed down for hundreds of years and has long since developed a fairly complete system for training disciples.

There are certain standards for when to lay a solid foundation and to what extent that foundation needs to be established.

Yue Buqun naturally used the same methods to train his disciples. It's just a pity that he wasn't a good teacher, and with too many things he needed to handle personally, he couldn't constantly supervise his disciples' martial arts training. Ning Zhongze, on the other hand, was known for her kind heart and gentle nature, and wasn't a very strict teacher either.

The result is that the disciples under his tutelage grow slowly!

It's fortunate that Linghu Chong and his companions joined the Huashan Sect, which, even in its decline, was far superior to ordinary martial arts forces. They had ample resources for cultivation; otherwise, rising to prominence would have truly required luck.

"It's not like Chong'er and the others participated in the Beggars' Sect's martial arts competitions, and they always returned defeated!"

Speaking of this, even the usually strong-willed Ning Zhongze had a hint of dissatisfaction in her tone: "Chong'er and the others were dealt a heavy blow!"

"Hmph, you never put in the effort, you have great talent but it's all wasted!"

Speaking of this, Yue Buqun's face darkened, and he said irritably, "If you've been discouraged, then focus on cultivating and improving. Look at what kind of person he usually is?"

As the saying goes, there's no harm in comparison!

Previously, although Yue Buqun was strict with his disciples, he also provided them with a fairly stable and comfortable environment for training and growth.

Within their own comfort zone, they didn't feel that the disciples' improvement was too slow, since they rarely interacted with their peers.

However, the martial arts competition organized by the Beggars' Sect completely destroyed this relaxed atmosphere, leaving only dissatisfaction and resentment.

Linghu Chong's swordsmanship talent is indeed impressive, but when he suddenly faces his peers from Wudang, Beggars' Sect, and Hengshan Sect, who have already engaged in many years of martial arts exchanges and have been tested in actual combat, he is no match for them.

Both being disciples of the Five Mountains Sword Sect, Xiang Danian and Mi Weiyi, disciples of Liu Zhengfeng of the Hengshan Sect, could easily defeat Linghu Chong.

Even the third disciple, Li Pingfang, could fight Linghu Chong to a standstill, but in the end, relying on his stronger foundation, he defeated Linghu Chong.

The other Hengshan disciples were no ordinary people either; their strength was quite remarkable, enough to crush all the Huashan disciples except for Linghu Chong, and even Lao Denuo would be no exception.

The Hengshan Sect disciples have improved their strength rapidly through the semi-annual martial arts competitions and by gaining experience in the martial world by accepting bounty missions. Not to mention the Beggar Clan and Wudang disciples.

The cultivation resources available to Wudang disciples are far superior to those of the disciples of the Five Mountains Sword Sect.

It's not that I'm talking about anything else, but the Wudang Sect is far superior in terms of martial arts training methods and experience guidance.

It should be noted that since Zhang Sanfeng founded the Wudang School, many top martial arts masters have emerged, and no one can guarantee that they did not leave behind their cultivation experiences and notes.

These are things that other sects can only envy but never obtain!

In addition, Wudang disciples participated in the martial arts competitions the earliest, and many disciples have already distinguished themselves, making the higher-ups, led by the sect leader Chongxu, extremely happy.

Having already tasted success, they were quite enthusiastic about the martial arts exchange tournament organized by the Beggars' Sect.

Even if the Beggars' Sect decides to quit one day, Wudang will continue the activity, though it won't be as convenient for them.

As for the Beggars' Sect disciples, they are a group of newly emerged experts who have been drawn out by internal competition, and their strength is quite formidable.

After all, the martial arts tournaments were all organized by the Beggars' Sect, and given the Beggars' Sect's large and powerful numbers, internal martial arts exchanges were naturally more frequent.

There's a small internal competition within the incense hall almost every two weeks, an internal martial arts competition within a branch every month, and a martial arts exchange competition held at headquarters every March.

To avoid certain troubles, disciples of the main hall and disciples of the branch hall are not required to participate in martial arts competitions and exchanges on their own territory.

At the same time, they also set up public arenas, so that disciples could compete anytime and anywhere if they wanted!

With ample living resources and gradually improving cultivation resources, and taking advantage of their large numbers, some talented Beggar Clan disciples have emerged.

These guys are all highly skilled individuals who have emerged from fierce competition; they are formidable in both their individual strength and combat experience.

The disciples of Mount Hua, who have become accustomed to the comforts of the mountain gate, are suddenly participating in a martial arts exchange tournament jointly organized by elite disciples from several sects. It would be a problem if they didn't suffer a defeat.

To date, Linghu Chong and other disciples of Mount Hua have participated in five consecutive martial arts exchange tournaments, but they have never even made it into the top sixteen.

This outcome was hard for Yue Buqun and Ning Zhongze to accept!

After each martial arts competition, Yue Buqun's face would darken for several days, making the disciples afraid to approach him.

Unfortunately, Linghu Chong and his disciples would only work diligently for a while after returning home, but soon they would revert to their old habits of laziness and not take their martial arts training very seriously.

This attitude has already aroused considerable dissatisfaction from Yue Buqun.

In his view, a lack of ability can be made up for by hard work and diligence, but a problem with attitude cannot be tolerated.

Therefore, Linghu Chong, the senior disciple of Mount Hua, often went to the Cliff of Contemplation for further study, but unfortunately, the results were not very good.

Yue Buqun and Ning Zhongze were quite helpless about this, and their attitude towards Linghu Chong was no longer as friendly as before.

The couple was quite troubled by their students' lack of motivation. They knew what was going on and gradually realized their own teaching abilities, but they were helpless.

In addition, Linghu Chong, as the senior disciple, failed to set a good example, which was also one of the reasons why the disciples behaved this way.

Every time his disciples participated in a martial arts competition, Yue Buqun would personally escort them, which naturally led to frequent contact and exchanges with Liu Zhengfeng of the Hengshan Sect, and their relationship was quite good.

On one occasion, Linghu Chong failed to even make it into the top 32. In his anger, Yue Buqun complained, "The performance of my disciples is truly shameful!"

"Junior Brother Liu's students are quite impressive; their strength is among the best in the martial arts world. I wonder how he taught them?"

At that time, he was genuinely seeking advice, but he was discouraged!

Think about it, even if he really achieves his goal and restores the Huashan Sect to its former glory, what good is it if his disciples are not up to par? He can't rely on himself to support the sect forever, can he?

Unexpectedly, Liu Zhengfeng's answer took Yue Buqun by surprise.

"Senior Brother Yue is too kind. My discipline over my disciples is not particularly strict, and my methods of teaching them are even more mediocre!"

Seeing that Yue Buqun did not believe him, he could only shake his head and smile bitterly, explaining, "The reason why the strength of your disciples has improved so rapidly is because they were forced to do so."

"The Hengshan Sect's neighbor is the Beggar Clan. The Heroic Beggar is not only incredibly strong himself, but also remarkably skilled at teaching his disciples. He was the one who organized the martial arts competition between our disciples!"

"The Beggars' Sect disciples are rising rapidly, and as their neighbor, I naturally feel immense pressure. If I don't improve rapidly along with them, I'm afraid I won't even have the right to speak in the future!"

"Fortunately, my junior brother's disciples are quite capable. They were not defeated by the difficulties, but faced them head-on, which is why we have the current situation!"

That exchange had a profound impact on Yue Buqun!

Unfortunately, the Huashan Sect did not have such conditions, and Yue Buqun could not accept the existence of a powerful martial arts force by his side.

Not only was he troubled by the slow progress of his disciples' strength, but Ning Zhongze felt the same way. As the head steward of the Huashan Sect, her guilt was even greater.

As the saying goes, there's no harm without comparison!

Only when there is a comparison do we realize how incompetent we have been, and we can't even bring ourselves to say it.

Now, seeing Jia Huan suddenly and solemnly introduce "Hun Yuan Gong" as an absolute divine skill in "Wulin Monthly", I couldn't help but have some thoughts.

In addition, she also considered that Linghu Chong's somewhat unconventional personality seemed to be quite compatible with the cultivation method of the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong".

Regardless, as the senior disciple of Mount Hua, Linghu Chong must improve his strength as soon as possible and reach the second-rate level in the martial arts world.

By then, he could not only shine in the martial arts competition and bring honor to the Huashan Sect, but also help the couple.

After all, second-rate martial arts skills are enough to make a living in the martial arts world and complete some less important tasks.

After all, they had been husband and wife for many years, and Yue Buqun quickly understood his wife Ning Zhongze's thoughts and ideas, and felt that it was indeed worth a try.

"Then let's pass it on to Chong'er, so he can practice diligently and strive to reach the top sixteen or even the top eight in the next martial arts exchange tournament!"

Yue Buqun chuckled and nodded, expressing his expectations at the same time.

He wasn't just trying to save face; he wanted not only to reach the top of the martial arts world himself, but also to ensure that his disciples were equally skilled.

Chapter 459 It's Rolled Up (Please Subscribe)

Joy falls from heaven!

For Linghu Chong, the sudden ability to cultivate the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong" was naturally a great joy.

He was a loyal reader of "Martial Arts Monthly," so he naturally saw this issue, where the front-page headline featured the story of the origins of the "Hun Yuan Gong" (Primordial Chaos Skill) by the chivalrous beggar Jia Huan.

It is natural to know that the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong", which shares the same origin, also belongs to the category of divine skills.

I originally thought that to cultivate the "Huashan Hunyuan Gong", one would have to wait until one's internal energy cultivation, combined with one's martial arts skills, reached the second-rate level in the martial arts world before it would be possible to learn it.