Transmigrating into Murong Fu, may you have many children and much happiness.

Chapter 113 Departure from Shaolin Temple, Great Wheel Temple on the Great Snow Mountain, Great Wheel King, Tibetan National Preceptor Kumārajīva visits.

On yet another wedding night, after putting Li Qinglu to sleep, Murong Fu opened his system interface.

[Tianlong World: Exploration Progress 37%] (10% Energy Recharge)

[The Condor Heroes World: Exploration Progress 3%] (2% Charge)

[Spouse: Wang Yuyan, Azhu, Zhong Ling, Li Qinglu, Xiaolei (5/10)]

[Offspring: Murong Lang (1/10)]

Murong Fu looked at the world's exploration progress and energy efficiency and fell into deep thought.

I clearly tried charging the Divine Eagle first, but the Divine Eagle's charging level is now much lower than that of the Heavenly Dragon, probably due to the influence of the world exploration level.

Low exploration level results in slow energy recharging; high exploration level results in fast energy recharging.

It's unclear what changes will occur when the exploration level reaches 100%.

Looking at the spouse section, Murong Fu sighed that he was now living the life of one house and one wife that he had described in his previous life.

Then I looked at the offspring section. Two more children were about to be added. I needed to think about names for the two little ones. Having a few extra options wouldn't hurt; there would always be a need for them later...

Then he looked at his information panel:

[Host: Murong Fu]

[Body Constitution: 81 (One in ten thousand)]

[Comprehension: 73 (One in a Thousand)]

[Cultivation Level: Top-Tier Expert]

[Technique: Mingyu Skill LV.6]

【武学：先天破体无形剑气LV.3、斗转星移LV.3、擒龙功LV.3、踏月留香LV.3、天山六阳掌LV.1、参合指LV.3、龙城剑法LV.3、太沖剑法LV.2、少林剑法LV.3、大理段氏剑法LV.2、慈悲刀法LV.2......】

Murong Fu felt that his Mingyu Gong was about to reach its sixth level.

Moreover, his intuition told him that there would be significant changes when he reached the seventh level of the Mingyu Gong.

Then he looked at his martial arts skills. Most of them had not changed much, but when he and Wang Yuyan were constantly comprehending them a few days ago, he had improved the innate body-breaking formless sword energy to LV.3. That is, he had mastered the thumb domineering sword, index finger straight sword, ring finger flicking sword, little finger soft sword, and toe toe sword.

With the Five Swords at a minor level, the innate formless sword energy that breaks through the body can also unleash its true power. Furthermore, with the support of his sixty years of cultivation, its endurance is extremely long. It combines orthodox and unorthodox techniques, and has an extremely long range. Even the Child Granny could not withstand it and was beaten so badly that she cried out in pain.

Such strength earned the admiration of Wang Yuyan and the respect of Wuyazi.

These days, Wang Yuyan has also mastered the basics of the Eternal Youth and Longevity Skill and the Lesser Formless Skill. Now that all three skills are in use, she can try to recreate the carefree wind-riding technique once she reaches the required level.

However, mastering this innate, formless, body-breaking sword energy is a distant dream.

She told Tong Lao and Wu Ya Zi frankly that with their aptitude, they were not capable of learning this sword technique and that there was no need to waste their time.

These words were direct and somewhat hurtful, but the two could only smile wryly, yet they understood that what Wang Yuyan said was indeed true.

The time they spent together helped them understand what kind of successor their master truly wanted.

Even for true geniuses like Wang Yuyan or Murong Fu, their talents were worlds apart. In the following month, Murong Fu's days were a mix of busy and leisurely, perhaps this was the lifestyle he preferred.

He spends his days traveling with his wives, discussing martial arts with Wang Yuyan and others, entertaining the children, fishing on Taihu Lake, and urging his four retainers to have children...

You should have more children. With so many children in the future and your business growing bigger and bigger, you'll need someone to help you.

Although the four retainers were not particularly capable, they were loyal and upright. Murong Fu's encouragement for them to have more children was a win-win situation for everyone.

Feng Bo'e and Bao Butong were alright, but the forced pregnancy of Deng Baichuan and Gongye Qian, with their full beards, was somewhat suffocating.

Murong Fu was secretly pleased. In his previous life, he was surrounded by a group of relatives who criticized and pressured him to have children. When he first came to this world, these four troublemakers also came to his door every day to urge him to restore his country. If he hadn't dealt with them, he would have been annoyed to death by them.

Therefore, Murong Fu specially prescribed some tonics for them and also put them on the shelves of Murong Pharmacy, which can be regarded as benefiting the local people.

The medicine sent to the four retainers was specially given a slightly higher dosage.

They had visited the estate less frequently in the past month, and when they saw Murong Fu, they acted like mice before a cat.

It seems the medicine is working.

As the days passed, Zhong Ling and Li Qinglu gradually experienced pregnancy symptoms, but with Murong Fu and the professional mothers-in-law and maids on the estate to take care of them, they had no worries.

Murong Fu had foreseen that many children would be born in the future, so he kept two experienced midwives on the estate to help take care of the children on a daily basis, so they could be used in critical moments.

Zhong Ling and Li Qinglu's bellies were not yet showing, and Murong Fu was about to go to his appointment at Shaoshi Mountain.

In his opinion, he could simply take a few people with him. Wang Yuyan would probably want to come with him, but with Xiao Feng leading 60,000 henchmen at home, plus Tong Lao, Wu Ya Zi, and others guarding the place, there was nothing to worry about at home.

Unexpectedly, not only Zhong Ling and Li Qinglu wanted to go with Murong Fu, but even Tong Lao said that she had hit a bottleneck and wanted to go out to relax.

After a final calculation, Wu Yazi and Xiao Feng were guarding the house, and his own women, as well as Mu Wanqing, Zhong Ling, A Zi, and the four swordsmen Mei Lan Zhu Ju, all wanted to go. The four retainers also entrusted their properties to their subordinates to manage, and they wanted to go with Murong Fu.

There were nearly twenty people in total, more than the number who went to Leigushan before.

But everyone wanted to go, so Murong Fu didn't refuse and ordered three large carts to be prepared so they could all set off together.

Murong Fu was naturally with Wang Yuyan and the others in the lead carriage, taking care of Zhong Ling and Li Qinglu.

Tong Lao, A Zi, Mei Lan Zhu Ju, and others were in the second car.

Originally, Azi went out to escape the clutches of the Child Granny, but she didn't expect the Child Granny to go with her. Later, she tried to change her mind, but the Child Granny wouldn't let her, insisting that she stay by her side and serve her.

At this moment, Azi sat beside Tonglao like a quail, while Azhu sat on Azi's other side, looking at her sister's unusually well-behaved behavior with relief.

Before the old woman arrived, no matter how earnestly she tried to persuade her, how patiently she tried to guide her, or even how she used a stick to discipline her, it was all to no avail, which made her somewhat disheartened.

But now that the old woman is just sitting to the side, she has made Azi so well-behaved, and half of her previous worries have been relieved. She hopes that the old woman can guide her onto the right path.

But A'Zhu seems to have forgotten that the Child Granny is the real great demon, only now that she is by Murong Fu and Wu Yazi's side, she has restrained herself.

Ah Zi was inwardly cursing her bad luck, but unlike before when she outwardly agreed but inwardly cursed Ding Chunqiu to death, Ah Zi didn't even dare to think of disrespecting Elder Tong. The third carriage carried the four great retainers. The eldest brother Deng Baichuan and the second brother Gongye Qian were more rigid than the third brother Bao Butong and the fourth brother Feng Bo'e.

Bao and Feng dared not lie down in the carriage as they had done last time, which was considered impolite. This, ironically, made Bao Butong miss Duan Yu quite a bit; it was quite amusing to tease that silly boy.

What Bao Butong and Feng Bo'e didn't know was that Deng Baichuan and Gongye Qian had their own unspeakable grievances for coming out this time.

Previously, Murong Fu urged them to have children and even arranged for two illegitimate daughters from prominent local families to become concubines for Deng Baichuan and Gongye Qian.

However, Murong Fu had already given them medicine for some time, and their wives had regained their youth. Seeing that it was Murong Gongzi arranging concubines for their husbands, they naturally dared not voice their objections.

However, both of them felt that their old man was being hypocritical and had gotten a good deal. When they met in private, they both said that it was the young master's decision so that they could have children.

But the two of them didn't believe it, so they came up with a plan to make the old man pay more grain tax. They even bought some medicinal herbs from Murong Pharmacy to treat women's health, supposedly because men couldn't stand the effects of women taking them.

As a result, the two women, one old and one young, took turns collecting public grain, and there was even a trend of them competing with each other.

Finally, the two of them, unable to stay at home any longer, proposed to go to Shaoshi Mountain with the young master...

Xu Zhu was an orphan from a young age and was adopted by Shaolin Temple. He did not know who his parents were.

However, because his master and fellow disciples treated him well, and he himself had a strong interest in Buddhist scriptures, his greatest wish in this life was to be a good monk and make achievements in Buddhist classics. He can be described as a model of loving what he does.

He would get up with all the monks in the temple at the hour of Yin (3-5 AM) every day to recite morning prayers, sweep the courtyard, practice martial arts, and then have his morning meal.

Because monks cannot eat meat, their stomachs lack oil and fat, and they get hungry very quickly. Apart from vegetables, their diet consists entirely of carbohydrates.

The monks discovered that consuming large amounts of carbohydrates could cause carbon monoxide poisoning, making one dizzy and only wanting to sleep, which was not conducive to subsequent study and work. Therefore, they would teach their disciples to eat less, and even said that hunger was beneficial and could help them better understand Buddhist principles.

After lunch, there will be a short rest, followed by chanting scriptures, cleaning, or practicing martial arts.

The evening prayers at 5 PM (酉时) conclude the day's practice with the sound of the evening drum.

This is a day in the life of Xu Zhu, a simple, disciplined, and uncontested monk's routine.

But he was quite satisfied with this. During his time down the mountain, he had witnessed too many worldly temptations and even encountered villains like Ding Chunqiu, nearly losing his life in the process.

Therefore, he was extremely satisfied with being able to cultivate Buddhism at Shaolin.

However, every time I think of the dashing Young Master Murong, I remember the scene where he touched my bald head and told me to thank him.

I always felt that the other person had a deeper meaning, but I couldn't figure it out. I guess it's because my Buddhist practice is too shallow and my wisdom is insufficient.

Just after breakfast that day, a loud, continuous bell rang out.

Xu Zhu realized that this was a signal to summon all the monks in the temple.

Aside from a few major holidays such as Buddha's Birthday and the birthday of Bodhidharma, the temple rarely gathers all the monks together.

But every single time something big happens, without exception.

Today is the Double Ninth Festival, and Xu Zhu naturally knew that it was the day Shaolin would hold a martial arts conference. However, he did not expect that they would have to gather at just the hour of Chen (7-9 AM).

However, as disciples, they did not question it, and all the fellow disciples put down what they were doing and went to the hall to assemble.

Xu Zhu saw that more than two hundred people had already gathered in the hall, and the rest of the monks continued to enter. In a short while, all of the more than a thousand monks in the temple had gathered in the hall, arranged according to their seniority. Although there were many people, it was quiet and silent.

Xu Zhu, whose generation name began with "Xu," found it strange. Just then, three bells rang out, and all the monks chanted the Buddha's name in unison: "Namo Shakyamuni Buddha!"

Abbot Xuanci, along with three senior monks of the Xuan generation, accompanied seven monks as they slowly emerged from the rear hall. The monks in the hall bowed in unison. Xuanci and the seven monks first paid their respects to the Buddha statue in the hall, and then each took their seat.

Xu Zhu looked up and saw that the seven monks were all quite old. Their robes were different from those of the temple, so they were visiting monks from other temples. One of them had a high nose, blue eyes, curly hair, and a very tall stature. He was actually a foreign monk.

It was only through the abbot's introduction that I learned they were none other than Abbot Shenshan of Qingliang Temple on Mount Wutai, Master Guanxin of Daxiangguo Temple in Kaifeng Prefecture, Master Daoqing of Pudu Temple in Jiangnan, Master Juexian of Donglin Temple in Lushan, Master Rongzhi of Jingying Temple in Chang'an, Master Shenyin, the junior brother of Abbot Shenshan, and a master from India, whose Dharma name was Zheluoxing.

They wanted to take advantage of the martial arts tournament to come to Shaolin Temple to demand the return of Master Boluoxing, the junior brother of Senior Brother Zheluoxing.

But after some debate, everyone realized that Pineapple Star had been detained by Shaolin Temple for repeatedly stealing Shaolin martial arts techniques while visiting the temple.

Meanwhile, Zheluoxing came to the Central Plains in search of his junior brother and happened to meet Shenshan, who also coveted Shaolin's unique skills. The two hit it off and happened to go up the mountain today.

The masters debated in the hall, each holding their own opinion. Shaolin believed that Pineapple Star had committed a grave offense by stealing martial arts, and they also feared that the martial arts would fall into the hands of narrow-minded and violent people, causing harm to the region.

Shenshan and Zheluoxing continued their arguments, even suggesting that Shaolin release Boluoxing for a confrontation, and their points had some merit.

Suddenly, Master Xuansheng took advantage of his unpreparedness and launched a sneak attack on Pineapple Star, forcing him to subconsciously use a Shaolin secret technique.

Furthermore, a high-ranking monk pointed out that Pineapple Star used the "Seamless Robe" and "Maha Finger" techniques from the Prajna Palm Technique.

The phrase "waiting for the enemy to tire themselves out" and the "Seven Stars Gathering" in "The Great Vajra Fist".

But since that Boluo Xing was originally a high-ranking monk from India, the Venerable Shenshan then interjected:

"Haha, the martial arts of the Buddhist sects in China have indeed benefited greatly from the Buddhist kingdoms of India."

Back in the day, Bodhidharma brought Indian martial arts from the east and passed them on to Shaolin.

Indian martial arts have been passed down to this day, and the moves of Shaolin monks are surprisingly similar to those of Indian monks, showing no deviation from their authentic origins.

East and West are one, all methods share the same origin; this can be considered a state of non-discrimination in martial arts. Congratulations! Congratulations indeed!

The Shaolin monks all recognized that the Kung Fu used by Pineapple Star was clearly the most authentic Shaolin Kung Fu, created by eminent monks throughout history, and had nothing to do with India. They had just demonstrated the evidence during the debate.

But now this person on the sacred mountain is turning black into white, insisting that his Shaolin skills came from India, and that Pineapple Star didn't learn them by stealing, but rather knew them all along.

Even a clay Buddha has some temper, let alone a monk who is not even at the level of a Bodhisattva.

Just as a conflict was about to break out, a clear voice suddenly came from outside, saying:

"It is truly a grand occasion that eminent monks from India and China have gathered at Shaolin Temple to discuss martial arts. May I have the honor of being an uninvited guest and listening attentively to their insightful opinions?"

Every word was clearly delivered to everyone's ears.

Everyone knew that the sound came from outside the mountain gate, yet it was so clear and gentle, without being deafening.

It is evident that the speaker possesses a level of inner strength and purity rarely seen in the world.

Upon hearing this, Abbot Xuanci felt a slight sense of satisfaction and then circulated his inner energy, saying:

"Since you are a fellow Buddhist, please come."

He then instructed his two junior brothers to go and greet the distinguished guest.

The two masters naturally accepted the order. As soon as they stepped out of the temple gate, they saw a group of foreign lamas burning incense and holding flowers, with an exquisite sedan chair carried behind them.

Upon reaching the temple gate, a Tibetan monk suddenly appeared from the sedan chair and leaped to the front of the temple.

His face was like jade, his eyebrows slanted upwards into his temples, his nose was high and straight, and his eyes were bright and piercing.

Clad in a fine yellow robe trimmed with gold thread, he stood with his hands clasped together and a smile on his face, saying:

"The Great Snow Mountain, the Great Wheel Temple, the Great Wheel King, the Tibetan National Preceptor, and Kumārajīva—I have long admired the great reputation of the ancient Shaolin Temple."