Chapter 80: Educational Slips

When people are embarrassed, they always grab anything that can change the topic, let alone the important things that should be asked.

Lin Du's mind never forgets every important point. She asked again, "Sister, you said that Shao Fei is too scheming. Did something happen?"

Feng Chao frowned slightly when she mentioned this. "Shao Fei's life experience is indeed pitiful. In such a growing environment and experience, if she didn't have such scheming, she would not have lived to this day."

"Her inner selfishness and calculations are all due to the cruelty and absurdity of this world, but... it's really hard to like her."

"There must be something hateful about pitiful people." Lin Du was not surprised. She only searched the memory of the last day and didn't search any further. She was really a little tired, but she could also glimpse Shao Fei's experience from what Qi Jun said.

Feng Chao talked about the interrogation in Junding Mansion.

Shao Fei was a pitiful girl. She was born with a dead meridian and could not absorb spiritual energy. Therefore, she was abandoned by her family and was picked up by a group of bandits. Since she was a child, she was used as a tool to attract the attention and sympathy of passers-by in the forest. Then, they took advantage of the situation and drugged her to steal her money.

What Mo Lin encountered in the forest that day was the trap set by the bandits to use Shao Fei after she became a beautiful lady.

It was not in vain that Lin Du gave Mo Lin the book. She escaped such a trap, which was the only time Shao Fei failed. As a result, she was beaten, scolded and humiliated by the angry bandits. When she fought back desperately, Qi Zhun saved her.

Qi Zhun not only saved her, but also found a way for her to absorb spiritual energy by pretending to be a dragon. When passing by Feixing Sect to recruit outer disciples, Shao Fei successfully became an outer disciple.

They came here because they accepted a mission from the sect to go to the north to find a magical medicine.

That thing is rare in southern Yunnan, but it is a specialty of the north, and more can be harvested in winter.

Shao Fei's life has been full of deception, violence and hypocrisy from the beginning. She has seen all kinds of passers-by, and she knows how to play the role of a poor weak woman, how to be humble and survive, and how to find every opportunity to escape.

In those years in the forest, she really wanted to wait for someone who could save her from danger, but she missed Mo Lin, met Qi Zhun, and fell into another fire pit.

When Lin Du heard this, he already felt the power of the plot line. In the original plot, Mo Lin saved Shao Fei and took her back to the sect to heal her wounds. Later, in an ancient book that was accidentally discovered, Shao Fei found a way to transform a worm into a fake pill for cultivation.

Now Shao Fei directly met the worm master.

There is always a destiny in the dark.

Lin Du tilted his head to listen to Feng Chao's words, and suddenly heard a sentence with deep emotion.

“Given the environment she lives in, it’s not entirely her fault that she schemes against others. So I asked them to teach her how to read and write, and also prepared more than 20 books on enlightenment and moral education. I’m sure she’ll gain something after reading and memorizing them all.”

Lin Du: You’re indeed a big sect. You’ve already started to provide compulsory education.

Feng Chao paused, "But little junior sister, no one educated you when you were a child, but you didn't grow up astray, did you?"

"I remember that although your strokes were incomplete and your handwriting was ugly at the beginning, you could generally recognize some words and understood them quickly. Not to mention that you are really a natural Taoist. You are also very knowledgeable about the ways of the world, kind to all things, loyal, filial, friendly, and self-disciplined. You hardly need our guidance."

Lin Du was a little embarrassed by the compliments. This was all thanks to the nine-year national compulsory education and the work-study university education.

"The more you read and the more people you see, the more you will understand."

"That's right. I assigned you before to write ten large characters every day. Show them to me. How are your characters going?"

Lin Du suddenly sat up straight. Seeing that Feng Chao was about to continue the lecture, she quickly supplemented with a sincere look in her eyes, "Your hands are cold in winter, but in spring, you will definitely write twenty characters every day."

"You have a heavenly ice spirit root, so why are you afraid of the cold!" Feng Chao raised her eyebrows, "You have been soaking in Luoze and practicing on a bed of ten thousand years of ice, but I never heard you complain about the cold!"

She seemed to have caught another fish that had slipped through the educational net, staring at the little junior sister in front of her, "Starting tomorrow, bring it to me every day when you eat. You can't hold the pen now, and you can't control the pen tip as you wish. What will you do when you draw talismans later?"

"Do I still need to learn to draw talismans?" Lin Du blurted out unconsciously.

"Your master's handwriting is not as well formed as yours, and he is busy with formation and swordsmanship. The master saw that he was born with a disease and was already outstanding in formation, so he didn't force him. In addition, your master was about to ascend when he accepted him. He was raised by his brothers and sisters, so there must be things that he didn't take care of."

Lin Du knew for the first time that the genius also had something he was not good at.

"You can't be like your master. The spells he draws are scarier than ghosts'."

"Although the disciples of our Supreme Sect have their own unique skills, they all have to learn the basics of feeding, alchemy, profound classics, physical skills, and spells. They have to have a general understanding of them, but they just choose one of them to specialize in."

Lin Du suddenly realized that it was no wonder that the Supreme Sect was the number one sect in Zhongzhou. This was to cultivate high-quality talents of all species.

What was the difference between this and her university study of pharmaceutical chemistry but also study ideological and political science, advanced mathematics, and English level 4 and 6?

People are cultivated with good roots, so it's not surprising that there are a few naive people who think that everyone has received the sect's rules and regulations.

Lin Du asked again, "Senior Sister, who taught me the art of talismans?"

Feng Chao sighed, a bitter look on her face, "Who else could it be? As for me, your master told me that an elder sister is like a mother. My son, that's how the head of Lintuan taught your master back then."

Lin Du understood, "Uncle Lintuan said that this is the inheritance of our sect."

Feng Chao wanted to say something but stopped herself. She swallowed the treasonous words against the junior uncle who didn't know how to educate children, and continued the topic that she had not finished just now.

"During the interrogation, Shao Fei said that she could suppress the Gu poison for Mo Lin by using the Gu Sect's secret technique, and she also redeemed herself by taking us to the Black Gu Village where Qi Zhun had joined to seek the antidote. We felt that she was not a simple person, so we did not believe her."

"This woman has a strong mind and can plan in desperate situations. She is indeed a talent. It would be great if she could walk on the right path."

Lin Du nodded after hearing Feng Chao's evaluation, and then shook his head, "I'm afraid it's difficult."

"So we have to educate her. If we can't educate her, we will lock her up and reform her."

"Speaking of which, Mo Lin was also... When he heard that person say that he had a way to suppress the snake poison for him, he immediately jumped up and shouted loudly that he didn't believe him. Then he turned around and told his master that she was after his golden elixir. It was a bit like being bitten by a snake one day."

Lin Du made some remarks, "My nephew, you'd better be more careful. Otherwise, Senior Sister, can you add another must-read book for our children of the Supreme Sect?"

Feng Chao leaned forward, "What book?"

"Sun Tzu's Art of War, and the Anti-Scripture"

Lin Du looked sincere, and Feng Chao seemed to be thinking about something.

As she said this, the system also popped up.

[Current Mo Lin mission progress line: 60%, reward Shengyuan Huanxin Pill × 1, can be used to urgently repair the heart and blood rupture due to overload, please take care of yourself and don't use it lightly]

Lin Du seemed to be thinking about something, is this a thing that can save your life in an emergency?

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Because the characters are not divided by age, it may be a bit confusing for everyone who follows the series. Here is the order of the generations of disciples of the Supreme Sect that have appeared.

The 98th generation of disciples: Lin Tuan (the master of the script of the sacrifice to the Heavenly Dao), the eldest sister, the former head of the sect; Yan Ye (the youngest one, Master Lin Du)

The 99th generation of disciples: the eldest sister Feng Chao (head of the sect), the second oldest Cang Li (the master of Yan Qing Yuanye), the third oldest Ju Yuan (the master of Mo Lin and Jin Xuan), the fourth oldest is Hou Cang (Lin Tuan’s wicked disciple), the fifth oldest Jiang Liang (Master Tian Wu, who entered the sect in the same year as Yan Ye), the sixth oldest is He Gui, and there are also some who are wandering outside. Our Lin Du is the youngest of the 99th generation.

The 100th generation: The eldest senior brother Mo Lin (bad fate Shao Fei), the second senior sister Xia Tianwu (bad fate Wu Xi), Yan Qing, Yuan Ye, Ni Jinxuan (bad fate Demon Lord) are the new disciples. There are disciples in front of them, but they did not appear. They are traveling or in seclusion.