“Crack!”
Chen Kuang was holding the paper crane when he heard the crisp and earth-shattering sound. He couldn't help but feel his heart tremble and his scalp went numb.
The sound was clearly very close, but he felt as if it came from thousands of miles away, falling directly into his ears without the need for any medium.
It's like a wake-up call, clearing one's mind!
Although the paper crane could not convey the image, Chen Kuang immediately knew what had happened -
The Master has broken his ruler and left the Freedom Mountain!
This is a huge matter...
Before this, Chen Kuang had already learned from Lin Eryou and Zhang Zhizhou that this master from Ziyou Mountain once said, "If there is justice in the world, I will sacrifice my life for the justice; if there is no justice in the world, I will sacrifice my life for the justice."
Seeing that there was a way in the world, he withdrew from the mundane world, sought freedom, and accepted many students, hoping to achieve self-improvement through the way of the world. Therefore, Freedom Mountain was actually his "dojo" where he sought the way and learned knowledge.
And if one day he sees that the world is injustice, he will risk his life and personally intervene in the disputes in the world.
Specifically, as far as Chen Kuang knows now, the Master has sent out his two most trusted disciples to find the wise ruler they have in mind.
Once the Master recognizes this person, he will surely come out to assist him and become a national saint like Donghuang and Wangshu.
The two current candidates are Zhou Yanwei, the second prince of Zhou State, and Su Huaiying, the little princess of Liang State.
To be honest, Chen Kuang couldn't tell which of the two had a better chance of winning.
Originally, he thought Zhou Yanwei was too kind and always acted too impulsively, more like a knight than a prince. If he made friends with such a person, they would share the same ideals, be happy to repay their enemies, and naturally feel comfortable and at ease.
But if he becomes an emperor, he will lack some support of scheming and political tactics, and will be easily indecisive and influenced by others.
But the one who chose him was Lin Eryou, a willful strategist who was so smart that he was almost a demon. He didn't care much about other people's thoughts and feelings, and would do anything to achieve his goals.
When two people are combined, the effect is that one plus one is greater than two.
The little princess Su Huaiying was able to restore her country as an empress many times in the cycle of illusion and launch revenge on the Zhou Kingdom. Naturally, there was no problem with her wisdom, ability and skills.
But her problem wasn't her own abilities at all.
But it lies in Chen Kuang.
After so many reincarnations in the illusion, why is Su Huaiying always one step behind?
It was not because of her wisdom, ability, or skills, nor was it because she was unlucky, but because the "national destiny" of Liang State rested on Chen Kuang.
As long as Su Huaiying still uses the name of Liang State and wants to restore Liang State, then as long as the "national destiny" does not return to its place, she will never succeed.
This was also Su Yu's plan. He took away the "national destiny", which naturally ensured that no one could truly occupy the throne of Liang before his resurrection.
As for the suffering of the people of Liang who were oppressed by all sides, displaced and insecure during this process, that was not within his consideration.
For him, if he wants to save the country, he naturally cannot care about this insignificant sacrifice.
However, as long as Chen Kuang can solve this problem, he naturally feels that Su Huaiying has a greater chance of winning.
But no matter what, the person the Master wants to assist must be chosen from among these two crown princes.
When Chen Kuang presented this poem, he had never thought that the Master would come out directly. He just thought that at most he would help him...
Now that Zhou Yanwei and Su Huaiying are still in the development stage, how can the Master come out?
Just because of his poem?
Impossible...
Chen Kuang's expression suddenly became a little strange.
He had a very bold idea.
But unless the Master personally confirmed this idea, Chen Kuang himself would not dare to say it out loud.
"You gave me this poem, which is a gift of great talent. If you had not been enlightened in the study of literature, this talent would have helped you reach a higher level."
The Master's voice came from the paper crane, full of praise that could not be expressed in words.
If the disciples of Freedom Mountain heard this, they would definitely exclaim "Unbelievable". When has this teacher with a sullen face ever praised anyone?
They had only seen how hard the ruler was.
I've never seen the Master look so amiable...
The Master continued, "I should give you something in return."
"I think you've heard so much advice along the way that you've become calloused. I'm not your teacher, so I'm not qualified to teach you. I won't give you any empty words that are just too common."
"How about giving you something practical and a painting?"
Chen Kuang raised his head and saw that the Grandmaster of Zhou State who had passed by him had reacted and rushed towards him again.
At this time, naturally, he had no right to be picky.
Chen Kuang nodded immediately: "Master, if you tell me such good advice, I will certainly obey your orders and follow your teachings."
"But since the Master wants to give me a painting, I'm sure no one else has it, so I'm naturally even happier."
The Master scolded him, "You are a flatterer and a sycophant!"
Chen Kuang blinked and smiled. He could naturally hear that the teacher was not really angry.
The Master said, "Next time, remember not to say such disgusting nonsense in front of me. A gentleman is ashamed of saying what he says but not what he does."
Well, it turns out that she was dissatisfied with his lack of sincere gratitude...
Chen Kuang suddenly felt the paper crane in his hand flap its wings and fly up again, but it only moved an inch away from his palm and instantly dispersed, turning back into a slightly yellowed white paper.
The white paper swelled in the wind and instantly turned into an extremely long scroll.
The scroll was like a ribbon, dancing in the wind, and in an instant it floated in front of the five Zhou masters and surrounded them.
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