I came back this time to let my master and father know I'm safe and sound, then I'll go see my mother, and then I'll go to the Confucian Association to report for duty.

Master Liu: "???"

As people get older...

There was so much information that I didn't have time to process it all.

But Doctor Duanmu tentatively asked, "Have you fallen for Jiang Liu?"

"What? It won't work?"

Sensing that her father's words seemed to have a hidden meaning, Duanmu Ying raised her eyebrows slightly, "The West values ​​free love."

"The West is the West, but this is the East. You have to listen to me."

Doctor Duanmu's words were slightly serious, "Don't get involved with the Confucian Association, those people are all crazy, they're going against that guy surnamed Jiang!"

"So the Confucian Society was destroyed?" Duanmu Ying asked.

"without······"

At this point, Doctor Duanmu was at a loss for words, but could only recount the events that had occurred in recent years.

Without him.

The Confucian Society inherited Jiang Liu's philosophy: "Strike first to avoid a hundred blows." They are usually well-behaved and obedient, but if there is any injustice or anyone who dares to deliberately cause trouble for them, they will not tolerate it for a moment and will fight back directly. Moreover, they will strike back at the mastermind—that guy surnamed Jiang!

The implication is that while their physical bodies cannot withstand gunfire, they also have ways to kill those in power, and once that person crosses the line...

click!

Those lunatics from the Confucian Society are really capable of killing people!

During the time when Jiang Liu, Lu Jin, and Duanmu Ying were studying abroad, quite a few generals and officials who dared to deliberately cause trouble in Yuhang were killed by members of the Confucian Society.

Of course, if the officials of the Guo faction don't cause trouble and behave themselves, the Confucian Association won't take action; on the contrary, they might even try to befriend them...

Such behavior—

Where is the appearance of a spiritual practitioner?

Yet the common people praised the Confucian Association highly!

These extraordinary individuals, on the other hand, lived in constant fear, and even doctors lived cautiously in these times.

This world...

Hey!

"I think it's great!"

To everyone's surprise, Duanmu Ying's reaction was unexpected by Doctor Duanmu and Master Liu. She actually agreed, saying, "This is what a cultivator should look like!"

I used to think there was something wrong with the extraordinary people in China, but I didn't know what the problem was. But after going abroad, I learned more and finally understood the root of the problem.

The problem can be summed up in two words—

Pathetic!

Really!

Most of the superhumans here are incredibly spineless!

Whether it's the Celestial Master's Mansion or the Shaolin Temple, to put it nicely, they are trying to control their restless minds and rein in their wandering thoughts; to put it bluntly, they've just been destroyed several times in history, learned their lesson, and can only 'seek enlightenment from Buddha and seek the Tao'.

When you're holding your breath, your first reaction to something is to endure... It's not that the word 'endure' is wrong; endurance is for the sake of victory later, not for enduring again and again, right?

"If you endure too much, you'll only feel resentful. What kind of spiritual path can you possibly achieve then?"

"you you you!"

Doctor Duanmu pointed at Duanmu Ying's nose, his finger trembling and his lips quivering, "Outrageous! Fallacies and heresies!"

"Hey!"

Master Liu stopped Doctor Duanmu and said the truth: "You can't beat your daughter."

Upon hearing this, Doctor Duanmu's face turned red, and he exclaimed, "Does this unfilial daughter dare to hit me?"

"Don't dare!"

Duanmu Ying chuckled, tucked the banana leaf fan back into her waistband, pressed her father down onto a stool, massaged his shoulders, and used a wisp of her Qi to relieve his fatigue.

"Humph!"

Doctor Duanmu fell silent.

Master Liu sighed, "Yingzi, the main problem is that the man surnamed Jiang recently found an extraordinary force of extraordinary people, and they have been clashing with the Confucian Society for half a month."

"Which company is so blind?"

Duanmu Ying was shocked.

The quality of those practicing Qi cultivation in the Confucian Society is indeed uneven, but they are all bright and resourceful. Not only do they possess a wide variety of supernatural abilities, but if they are truly outmatched, they will also resort to violence!

According to Jiang Liu, members of the Confucian Society are upright and honest in their daily lives, but they will stop at nothing when dealing with enemies!

Since they've already been labeled as "enemies," why bother with any more talk of benevolence, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom?

Just do it!

“The Celestial Master of the previous generation on Longhu Mountain: Zhang Enpu,” Master Liu said quietly.

# Chapter 951 The Sixty-Third Generation Celestial Master

Half a month ago.

Meanwhile, Jiang Liu and Lu Jin led Gu Qian and eight others back to Yuhang, heading straight for the Cultural Festival, where they found the Confucian Association.

Compared to the past, the entrance to the Confucian Association is much larger than usual, but it doesn't stand out from the crowd. It's just that the Confucian Association has more members and more departments, so it naturally needs to be expanded.

Who are you?

Seeing that the group of people lingered for a while near the street outside the Confucian Association, someone from a nearby shop selling grain seeds came over to inquire, with a hint of wariness in their eyes.

But when the man saw Jiang Liu and Lu Jin's faces clearly, he was slightly taken aback and asked, "Are you Chairman Jiang and Vice Chairman Lu?"

"It's us."

Jiang Liu took off his hat and said to the man, "It's been a long time, Li Yang."

Li Yang.

He was from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and his ancestors had been farmers for generations. When he came to Yuhang, Jiang Liu saw that he had a talent for cultivating Qi. Since Jiang Liu had time at the time, he personally took him to Shennong Hall. After being examined by Jiang Wei, he was recognized and was considered to have truly entered the sect.

Therefore, Li Yang was extremely grateful to Jiang Liu. Upon seeing that it was indeed Jiang Liu, he was overjoyed and quickly took his hand, following him into the Confucian Association.

Zhao Qian was on duty when he saw someone come in. He first called out "Li Yang," then noticed Jiang Liu, paused for a moment, and his expression changed. He asked, "Another imposter?"

"Looks like someone impersonated me before." Hearing Zhao Qian say this, Jiang Liu guessed that someone had impersonated him. He didn't explain, but simply transmitted his voice through the light points, saying, "We are the real deal."

Immediately, Zhao Qian's serious expression vanished, replaced by joy. He quickly used the light points to contact members within the Confucian Association.

The first to arrive was Red Girl.

"Sister Hong, it's been a long time. How have you been?" Jiang Liu greeted her.

"not bad."

The girl in red opened her arms as if waiting for Jiang Liu's embrace.

What's going on here?

"Isn't a hug a common greeting in the West?" Red Girl countered.

"...Who told you that? Bonnet?"

After a brief silence, Jiang Liu explained, but still hugged the blushing Hong girl, saying, "However, if Sister Hong likes it, how can I disobey?"

"Screw you!"

The girl in red blushed slightly, and after hugging Jiang Liu for a short while, she pushed him away and then solemnly reported on the development of the Confucian Association over the past two years.

how to say?

To Jiang Liu's surprise, thanks to the joint efforts of Hong Guniang, Zhuge Yu, and the rest of the Confucian Society, things developed very well.

Taking the Jiangnan region as an example, although it was generally under the rule of the Guo faction, Confucian associations established branches in rural towns, fields, and villages, and set up primary schools. Furthermore, after Zhang Muzhi and Chen Yulou retreated to Yuhang, they frequently contacted the Gong faction to exchange intelligence…

It is precisely because the Confucian Society and the Gongpai faction focused on the rural areas that the Guopai faction considered insignificant that they were able to develop to this extent.

However, Jiang Ruiyuan already regarded the Confucian Society as a thorn in his side—

"In the past two years, the higher-ups of the Naguo faction have brought in other supernatural beings to target us, but they dare not launch a direct attack because of our swift and decisive methods."

The girl in red talked about the troubles the Confucian Association had encountered in the past two years, "and just half a month ago, the Dragon Tiger Celestial Master defected to that guy surnamed Jiang."

"Zhang Jingqing has sided with the Guo faction?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Liu couldn't help but want to open his eyes and personally check if Zhang Jingqing's brain had been kicked by a donkey before this incident occurred.

Lu Jin, who was standing nearby, was also shocked when he heard about this. He decided to write a letter to his family, asking them to have less contact with the Taoist priests of the Celestial Master's Mansion, so as to avoid being caught in the crossfire in the future.

"It's not Zhang Jingqing, it's Zhang Enpu..."

Upon hearing that it was Zhang Enpu, Jiang Liu raised an eyebrow. Recalling his past life, he knew of such a person, who was the sixty-third Celestial Master of the Celestial Master's Mansion.

Could he be the 63rd Celestial Master in this world?

But after the Celestial Master's teachings were passed on to Zhang Jingqing, he actually didn't die?

Jiang Liu then stopped asking questions, his eyes blossomed like lotus flowers, his wisdom opened, he observed the vast world, understood heaven and earth, and searched for all information related to Zhang Enpu before he finally realized what was happening.

The specific details begin with Zhang Enpu's father, Zhang Yuanxu.

Zhang Yuanxu lived during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. He was the 62nd Celestial Master of Longhu Mountain. At that time, it was a chaotic era, and even the Celestial Master's Mansion could not remain unaffected.

To ensure the continuation of the Celestial Master's Mansion, Zhang Yuanxu had no choice but to leave the mountain and seek refuge with the "emperor" surnamed Yuan.

The foundation of the Celestial Master's Mansion's heritage is the Celestial Master's Lineage, but in that era, the Celestial Master's Lineage could not guarantee that the Celestial Master's Mansion would be unaffected by war.

Only by attaching themselves to the most powerful ruling force at the time could they secure a stable life.

It was precisely because the world was more chaotic back then than it is now that Zhang Yuanxu passed the position of Celestial Master to his son Zhang Enpu, but broke the rules by not passing on the Celestial Master's ordination to him, lest the young Zhang Enpu die in an accident and the Celestial Master's ordination be lost.

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