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

Wang Jiuling's trip to the Mongol camp caused such a huge uproar that it became known throughout the land.

Now, centered in Xiangyang, the news has begun to spread throughout the world...

At the Guo residence, Wang Jiuling took a bath and changed his clothes, washing away his fatigue.

It was lunchtime, and everyone sat down at the table, enjoying a pleasant time together.

During this time, Wang Jiuling was in the Mongolian camp, and everyone was extremely worried. Now that he has returned, everyone is relieved.

Even Ke Zhen'e was much happier.

He was initially angry when he learned that Yang Guo had returned, but thanks to the persuasion of Huang Rong and Guo Jing, and the fact that Yang Guo had returned to save Wang Jiuling, he did a very good job.

To the blind man Ke, it seemed that Yang Guo hadn't been completely corrupted by that old poisoner.

Although he still kept a dark expression and didn't speak to Yang Guo, he didn't make things too difficult for him.

During this time, Wang Jiuling gestured for Yang to go over and apologize to Ke Zhen'e.

Ke Zhen'e is quite old, and he was injured by Ouyang Feng. He coughed for quite a while after that, and only recently recovered.

Ouyang Feng is dead, and no matter how much he remembers the past grievances, there is no way to avenge them.

If Yang Guo takes a step back, Ke Zhen'e will feel better, and Yang Guo will be able to overcome his mental hurdle, resulting in a happy ending for everyone.

"In the world of martial arts, grudges and grievances are entangled and difficult to resolve. How can one truly erase all hatred?" Hong Qigong couldn't help but sigh.

Among those present, he and Ke Zhen'e were the most senior, and only he was qualified to say these things to Ke Zhen'e.

With Wang Jiuling and Guo Jing vouching for Yang Guo, Ke Zhen'e believed that the old poisoner was dead.

But with his longtime enemy dead, Ke Zhen'e was at a loss for what to do.

For a time, all I could do was sigh and lament.

After the meal, Wang Jiuling and Yang Guo strolled around the garden.

"You don't blame me for not saving Ouyang Feng?" Wang Jiuling asked the question he wanted to know.

Yang Guo answered decisively and shook his head resolutely.

"When my godfather passed away, his eyes showed a sense of relief; I could see it."

"That's good. He no longer has to be targeted for revenge, which is a good ending."

Wang Jiuling was very pleased that Yang Guo had thought of this.

"Master!" Yang Guo suddenly spoke solemnly, and Wang Jiuling looked up. "Hmm?"

Yang Guo took a deep breath. "Master, after I find my aunt and help her fully master the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra, I will learn your martial arts!"

This surprised Wang Jiuling.

Yang Guo's eyes were resolute. "Master, I have thought about this for a long time. Now I not only want to atone for my father Yang Kang's sins, but I should also do something for my deceased adoptive father."

"I finally understand what my master meant when he said that we practice so hard because of the responsibility on our shoulders!"

"I want to find my aunt, and I want to learn martial arts too!"

Yang Guo said, his expression somewhat embarrassed. "Besides...and Master only has me as his disciple, so I have to pass on his martial arts!"

Yang Guo's sudden decision greatly surprised Wang Jiuling.

He looked into Yang Guo's eyes and found only determination in them; clearly, Yang Guo had already made up his mind.

Wang Jiuling was somewhat surprised by Yang Guo's change. At this moment, he remembered that Yang Guo had come to him to ask him to save Ouyang Feng, and suddenly he understood something.

Wang Jiuling smiled.

"Okay, I'll teach you."

At this moment, Guo Jing came to visit, bringing him a letter from the Quanzhen Sect.

Wang Chuyi and the others were concerned about Wang Jiuling. Wang Chuyi even wanted to go down the mountain himself, but something came up at Quanzhen Temple and he eventually gave up the idea.

So he asked Guo Jing to send a message as soon as he heard any news about Wang Jiuling.

This worried Wang Jiuling. He knew Wang Chuyi's temperament. Since he could temporarily abandon his decision to go down the mountain, it meant that something big must have happened at the Quanzhen Sect.

The letter didn't explicitly state this, only briefly mentioning that some minor incidents had occurred.

But Wang Jiuling felt it was no small matter. He considered that he should go back to the Quanzhen Sect before going south, otherwise he would always feel uneasy.

Unlike the harmonious atmosphere at the Guo residence, the atmosphere in the Mongol camp was extremely oppressive.

In the central command tent, Kublai Khan's eyes were as cold as ice.

"Imperial Preceptor, is this what you meant by being confident?"

"Don't even mention 90%, let alone 50%! I don't think you have even 10% confidence!"

The tent was quiet; no one dared to answer.

The Golden Wheel Dharma King lowered his head, bent over, and gritted his teeth.

"Prince, I...I!" He stammered for a long time, unable to find a way to explain.

No matter how much I say, it's useless. I made too many boasts before, and I was at least 50% sure.

As a result, he was allowed to walk around the military camp in front of them, while he could only follow behind them and get his ass kicked.

In the end, he returned in a sorry state, seriously injured. It was truly a disgrace.

Kublai Khan had had enough, and he ordered everyone to leave.

Just as everyone had left, Kublai Khan suddenly remembered something and looked at Liu Bingzhong behind him.

"Mr. Liu, could you stay for a moment?"

After everyone else had left, Kublai Khan looked at Liu Bingzhong. "Mr. Liu, what are your thoughts on this matter?"

Liu Bingzhong was a prodigy and a capable man, but before that, he was just one of the many strategists under Kublai Khan.

However, when it came to capturing Wang Jiuling, Liu Bingzhong saw through Kublai Khan's thoughts at a glance and quietly offered the best solution, which made Kublai Khan think highly of him.

However, Kublai Khan was wary of Liu Bingzhong's ability to guess people's thoughts.

Liu Bingzhong keenly sensed Kublai Khan's emotions at that moment, and he bowed slightly.

"Why is Your Highness in such a hurry?"

"Although Qingyangzi has slipped away, the prince has made such a sacrifice for a worthy man. Just now, I saw many eyes in the tent filled with awe."

This is precisely because His Highness the Prince is courteous to the virtuous and eager to seek out talented individuals, which earns him the admiration of many.

Such a good reputation will be a good thing in the long run.

Kublai Khan nodded in agreement. It was no coincidence that he had so many Han Chinese advisors; it was because he genuinely liked to use such people.

Liu Bingzhong's words made him feel a little better.

Yes, if you win over a Han Chinese Taoist priest like this, wouldn't other capable Han Chinese people also side with him?

At this moment, Kublai Khan suddenly remembered the letter Wang Jiuling had given him. Now, there was no one around except Liu Bingzhong.

Kublai Khan then took out the letter.

This was a gift from Wang Jiuling to him as a way of repaying a favor by giving him the books when they parted ways.

"You're not even willing to owe me this small favor..."

As Kublai Khan muttered to himself, he opened the book and immediately frowned.

The contents of the letter were quite unexpected for Kublai Khan.

[The Golden Wheel Monk has gone mad, his mind is agitated, and he is in danger of losing control. I have observed that his eyes are often unpredictable and have a fierce look in them. Please be on guard.]

Kublai Khan read it over and over again, his heart filled with astonishment, as he kept recalling the behavior of the Golden Wheel Monk when he was by his side.

Kublai Khan thought about it again and again, but he couldn't find anything wrong with the Golden Wheel Monk's behavior.

He has indeed been acting strangely lately, but according to the other party, it's a change brought about by practicing Tantric martial arts, and it's normal.

The Imperial Advisor...should we be wary of him?

Could this be Qingyangzi's attempt to sow discord?