The Condor Heroes: The Quanzhen Sect has produced a vengeful master!

The Golden Wheel Monk truly believed that this world was a giant deception.

He simply couldn't understand whether Wang Jiuling was some kind of deity or Buddha reincarnation.

Is his martial arts skill reasonable?

"Again!" The Golden Wheel Monk was panting heavily, his fists clenched, and he actually wanted to attack again.

"I'm determined to test my skills against you today!"

This Golden Wheel Monk is not normal; Wang Jiuling suspects that he has damaged his brain from practicing martial arts.

Even though the Golden Wheel Monk's martial arts skills had greatly improved, Wang Jiuling was not afraid of him.

But just as the two sides were about to fight, Kublai Khan's personal guards rushed in and stopped the Golden Wheel Monk.

"Grand Preceptor! Prince Kublai Khan is waiting for your return!"

Upon hearing the name Kublai Khan, the Golden Wheel Monk abruptly stopped in his tracks. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and calmed himself down slightly.

He took a step back and suddenly opened his eyes.

He then turned to leave the tent.

But the next second, Wang Jiuling's voice came from behind. "Grand Preceptor, you've troubled me to deliver these things, why are you in such a hurry to leave?"

"Have a cup of tea to soothe your throat!"

The Golden Wheel Monk came to cause him trouble for no reason. It wouldn't be Wang Jiuling's style to just let him leave so easily.

As soon as the Golden Wheel Monk turned around, he saw Wang Jiuling flick his wrist, and a teacup flew over.

The teacup was imbued with true energy, and even before it reached him, the Golden Wheel Monk felt a strong gust of wind coming towards him.

The teacup flew horizontally, still containing tea, but it was enveloped by true energy and not a single drop spilled.

The Golden Wheel Monk's expression changed, he snorted coldly, and immediately began to circulate his internal energy.

Boo!

With a soft thud, the Golden Wheel Monk caught the teacup with his internal force, but the next second, Wang Jiuling's strength erupted, making it impossible for the Golden Wheel Monk to maintain precise control even though he caught the teacup.

The teacup shattered, and the tea inside spilled towards the Golden Wheel Dharma King.

He could only retreat quickly.

Whoosh!

Even though the Golden Wheel Monk retreated as quickly as possible, he still got splashed with tea on his face. He instinctively touched his face, and his hands became completely wet.

Looking up again, I realized I had been forced to leave the tent.

"You bastard!"

He was immediately enraged and wanted to go back inside.

But Kublai Khan's personal guards quickly stopped him. "Grand Preceptor! You still need to report to Prince Kublai Khan, calm down!"

The guards dared not let the two actually fight, otherwise Kublai Khan would surely blame them.

"Calm down, Imperial Advisor!!"

Despite being stopped by his personal guards, the Golden Wheel Monk ultimately held back. He was not Wang Jiuling; he had to consider Kublai Khan's feelings.

He eventually left with a gloomy expression.

He walked with extreme force, as if he wanted to stomp a hole in the ground.

The guards watching from behind broke out in a cold sweat.

"You lot! Go clean the floor! Go get some new teacups!"

...

Inside the tent, Wang Jiuling ignored the furious Golden Wheel Monk and instead went to tidy up the scriptures that had just been delivered.

The Golden Wheel Monk's martial arts progress was clearly abnormal, as if he had used some bad methods.

But Wang Jiuling had no obligation to remind him.

As for the scriptures that Kublai Khan sent through the Golden Wheel Monk, they were indeed difficult to handle.

I don't know where they were collected from. First of all, they were a mess. Some of the scattered papers in the books were either missing or damaged, or they were just put into other books.

Secondly, some of them are not even in Chinese; they are probably not the original texts but rather excerpts.

We need to find someone to translate.

Then, we need someone like Wang Jiuling, who is knowledgeable in the field, to verify the authenticity.

However, there is good news: among these are indeed many Taoist classics and even chapters on alchemy.

It was just a complete mess.

Not to mention the Mongols, even Wang Jiuling, a Taoist priest who dealt with these things all the time, found it a headache.

According to Kublai Khan, this was after his people made extensive changes; otherwise, it would have been even more chaotic.

This is probably only a small part at present; there are many more to come.

But the more genuine the item is, the more valuable it becomes, and the greater its use will be for Wang Jiuling once he takes it back.

As for staying here to conduct research for the time being, that's not a big problem; it's just a good opportunity to wait for his skills to recover.

And so, several days passed.

In the past few days, Kublai Khan has truly treated Wang Jiuling well, providing him with the best and most suitable food, drink, and other necessities.

There are people guarding the entrance 24 hours a day, and if Wang Jiuling needs anything, it will be taken care of immediately.

Kublai Khan did not disturb Wang Jiuling and let him focus on his research.

Wang Jiuling, on the other hand, rarely left his home, constantly organizing the classics in his hands.

The book is now more than half finished.

The main reason is that many similar Taoist classics contain annotations by Lü Zu and Zhengyang Zushi.

For example, some external alchemy classics from the Eastern Han Dynasty were passed down directly, while others were copied and preserved by later generations.

Some of the texts collected by Kublai Khan were these excerpts, which contained numerous annotations by later generations.

Many of them are related to Lü Zu.

There are also fragmented notes left by Lü Zu, but these are difficult to distinguish because many were left by Lü Zu's disciples under his name.

It's not that authentic.

Wang Jiuling extracted and organized the key elements of Lü Zu's alchemy techniques bit by bit, based on their established framework.

For example, Lü Zu strongly criticized external alchemy, and his understanding and opposition to lead and mercury.

Some of the false ones that seem to be left by Lü Zu are actually filled with too many personal opinions, which is why they were filtered out by Wang Jiuling.

Then there are Master Zhengyang's notes, which are even harder to find.

Master Zhengyang was Master Lü's mentor and a key figure in promoting the transformation of Taoist external alchemy into internal alchemy.

This transformation in alchemy led to numerous changes in his notes and annotations, even those that remained unknown to others, making them difficult to pinpoint.

Most of them are later generations impersonating others.

It's only because Wang Jiuling is truly a genius that he has mastered alchemy to such a high level over the years. If it were anyone else, they wouldn't have been able to do it so easily.

Meanwhile, Kublai Khan had just received a report from his subordinates.

Upon learning that Wang Jiuling had been studying Taoist scriptures these past few days, a look of joy appeared on his face.

He was afraid that Wang Jiuling would turn against him directly, leaving him no chance.

What Kublai Khan couldn't understand was that his first plan a few days ago seemed to have completely failed.

He didn't understand why.

Even Yue Fei upheld the principle of loyalty to the emperor to the very end, but Wang Jiuling seemed to be... not like that.

Kublai Khan was very clever; he hadn't been doing nothing these days.

Instead, they were analyzing Wang Jiuling as a person.

That was about Wang Shouyuan, and the killing of Wang Xun; it was all a direct insult to the Song court.

If it were anyone else, they should have spoken up to defend the court.

Even the most dissatisfied Song dynasty people with the incompetence of the court should have offered some rebuttal.

Because this is essentially a matter of stance.

However, if Wang Jiuling had not been loyal to the Song court, then he should have been disappointed in the Song emperor and sought another wise ruler.

Or perhaps they simply don't want to get involved and choose to live in seclusion in the mountains, detached from worldly affairs.

But Wang Jiuling was clearly not one to ignore things; he spent his days traveling around.

However, at the same time, even when Kublai Khan cursed the Song court to his face, Wang Jiuling did not react strongly at all.

It seemed he didn't care at all, letting Kublai Khan scold him as he pleased.

At the time, Kublai Khan did not realize what was happening and thought that Wang Jiuling was protecting the Song court.

But now that I think about it, that's not true at all.

Wang Jiuling used Yue Fei as an example, but upon closer analysis, it was merely a rebuttal to Yue Fei's viewpoint of "surrender".

It has nothing to do with the Song court.

Kublai Khan found it increasingly strange. "What an oddball... I simply can't figure him out!"

Kublai Khan immediately decided that he wanted to meet Wang Jiuling and find out what Wang Jiuling was thinking.