Hearing this, Jiang Wanwan's eyes lit up. Of course, she knew who Xiao Guang was talking about—the very person who had been plotting to seize control of the entire Blue Star.
Unexpectedly, he also got injured, which is undoubtedly good news for them.
"Really? That's wonderful!" Jiang Wanwan breathed a sigh of relief and a smile appeared on her face.
Yan Ziyan laughed along, "This way, we can make arrangements in advance."
Jiang Wanwan nodded, her hope rekindled.
The next morning, Yangjia Village.
Jiang Wanwan convened a meeting of the Xiaoyao Sect members in the main hall. A white cloth was placed in the center of the hall, projecting images of the Grand Hall of the capital city.
This meeting was a joint effort between the Xiaoyao Sect and the government, primarily focused on discussions regarding the widespread spiritual energy resurgence in China.
Of course, the meeting was recorded by the television station and broadcast live.
"The promotion of the Divine Dragon is still ongoing, and the planting tasks for the Spirit Gathering Grass have been assigned to every city. We expect to see results soon. Special departments have been established in each province and are ready to deal with any emergencies."
On the screen, the secretary is giving a concluding speech.
Host: "Now, please let Vice Premier Zhang raise a question on the topic of this discussion."
Zhang Ke looked at everyone seriously and said, "Regarding this meeting, we need to discuss several important issues, some of which have already arisen, and others that various departments have predicted in advance based on the current situation."
He paused for a moment, then continued.
First, the Xiaoyao Sect has mentioned the issue of the blue mist several times, which has attracted everyone's attention.
Recently, we received information that people in the border region of Y province have witnessed this mysterious blue fog.
What does this really mean? What impact will it have on our world? We must study this phenomenon in depth and take appropriate measures to address the potential changes it may bring.
Secondly, regarding the issue of universal cultivation of immortality, we face a significant challenge.
The limited channels for imparting knowledge and skills have resulted in a lack of avenues for people to acquire knowledge and skills related to cultivation.
Furthermore, the disorganized and chaotic nature of the exercises has caused confusion for practitioners. Therefore, should we consider adding new teaching channels to better meet the needs of the general public?
At the same time, how to standardize the exercise system and ensure its scientific validity and safety is also an urgent problem to be solved.
Third, the issue involves other countries outside of China. Should we give the same opportunities to foreigners who wish to practice Falun Gong?
Or should we formulate special policies based on the circumstances of different countries? This is a question that requires our serious consideration, as it relates to international cooperation and exchange.
Fourth, it concerns the students in schools. They have to complete their academic tasks while also engaging in spiritual practice. How can they balance the relationship between the two?
Enabling students to engage in spiritual practice smoothly without disrupting their regular studies is a challenging problem that requires our collective discussion and the search for solutions.
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This conference lasted for two full days and was recorded in history as the First National Cultivation Alliance Conference.
At this meeting, the Xiaoyao Sect received three important tasks.
First, they need to travel to Y Province to conduct an in-depth investigation into the mysterious blue fog, exploring its origin, nature, and potential impact.
Secondly, broaden teaching channels, increase course types, and extend teaching duration.
Finally, manpower needs to be dispatched to support the western border in order to maintain peace and order along the border.
Of course, these tasks are not free; the Free and Unfettered Sect has reserved 30% of the nation's cultivation resources for the coming year.
Jiang Wanwan took charge and subdivided the tasks: Jiang Qinian went to Y Province; Mo Yan, Jiang Beixing, and Jiang Nanxing continued to be responsible for online teaching; and Yan Ziyan went to support the western border region.
In City C, at the Mu family's villa halfway up a mountain, a moving company is busily moving things.
Since participating in the sect competition, Mu Tingchuan has developed a strong interest in cultivation.
So he spent a lot of money to have his spiritual root tested. When the results came out, he was surprised to find that he actually had a mid-grade water spiritual root!
Overjoyed, Mu Tingchuan immediately made a decision: to resign from his position as president and devote himself entirely to cultivation.
He knew his time was precious and couldn't afford to waste it on tedious work. Upon returning to City C, he quickly found a reliable professional manager and entrusted the company's daily affairs to them.
In this way, he can pursue his dream of cultivating immortality without any worries.
He also purchased a property in Qingshi Town and plans to settle there permanently to focus on his spiritual practice.
Initially, Mu Tingchuan preferred to buy a house in Yangjia Village, but due to the scarcity of housing in Yangjia Village, he had no choice but to give up the idea.
Ultimately, as a second choice, they opted for Qingshi Town, which is closer to Yangjia Village.
"Dad! I heard from a friend that you quit your company to pursue immortality?" Mu Wanzhou's shocked voice came from the other end of the phone.
Mu Wanzhou was studying abroad when she suddenly received a message from a friend who told her that her father had become obsessed with cultivating immortality.
This surprised and worried him greatly, because he had always believed that this so-called cultivation of immortality was just a superstitious practice with no scientific basis whatsoever.
Having received a modern scientific education from a young age, Mu Wanzhou has always scoffed at such matters. He firmly believes that only through scientific methods can we truly understand the world and solve problems.
In his eyes, the idea of cultivating immortality was utter nonsense. He even thought it was a newly emerging cult whose purpose was to swindle people out of their money and disrupt social order.
Thinking of this, Mu Wanzhou frowned, her heart filled with worry, and her tone became somewhat anxious.
"Dad, you haven't been scammed, have you? You're only middle-aged, you're not senile yet!"
"You brat, who are you calling senile! By the way, take some time to apply for a leave of absence from school, and when you come back I'll have someone test your spiritual roots!"
"Dad! Do you even know what you're doing?"
Mu Wanzhou's voice was almost splitting from shouting on the other end of the phone; he simply couldn't believe that his father had been so deeply corrupted.
He decided to return to China as soon as possible to persuade his father to stay away from these superstitious activities and return to a normal life.
He didn't want his father to be swindled out of all his money by the time he graduated and returned home.
Country M, University of Toronto.
The campus was bathed in sunshine, shaded by green trees, and a gentle breeze brought a touch of coolness.
Ou Yaqin hurried to the school library and found Mu Wanzhou quietly reading a book.
"Senior Mu!" Ou Yaqin called out breathlessly.
Mu Wanzhou looked up and saw Ou Yaqin's anxious expression, somewhat puzzled: "What's wrong? Why are you in such a hurry to see me?"
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