Chapter 2823: That's the pinnacle of life

   Chapter 2823 That's the pinnacle of life

   "I am helpless about today's affairs. If you want to blame Duan Qingyun, you should not blame me." Deng Juebao spread his hands and sighed pretentiously.

  In my heart, there was some disapproval. Of course he heard the whole story from Duan Qingyun.

I have to change someone else. I heard that Gu Fenghua killed the disciples of Qingyun Emperor. He would definitely look at them differently, and would never dare to grudge against them easily-the disciples of the Emperor, what a strong one should be, and Gu Fenghua How many people can kill such a strong person, how strong should they be, and have grievances with them, isn't that a brain drain?

  However, Deng Juebao, as a deacon of the Promise Chamber of Commerce, knows much more than ordinary people. As far as he knows, the eighteen holy monarchs of the Promise Sacred Heaven, randomly pulled out, are all old monsters that have lived for tens of thousands of years. The so-called younger or older are just the result of their mutual comparison, and Compared with the vast majority of other people in the Promise Holy Heaven, the old monsters are still old monsters.

  Because of living a long time, it is inevitable that these emperors will accept more disciples, and if they accept too many disciples, it is inevitable that the good and the bad will be uneven. For example, some emperors have an easy-going nature to make friends. When they meet old generations, they are not easy to refuse. They come and go, and accept more and more disciples. But when it comes to qualifications, these people are even ordinary. The sect disciples may not be comparable, no matter how good the practice is, no matter how abundant the cultivation resources are, it will be difficult to become a great weapon in the end.

   Another example is Duan Qingyun, who acts rashly for others, and often only looks at his mood, and the same is true for accepting disciples. It is normal that even the veteran and vicious ancestors of the Manshan ancestors can be accepted under his sect. It is normal for him to take care of shortcomings when he is in trouble. It is also normal to accept a few unworthy disciples.

  He didn’t know that Duan Qingyun’s disciple who died under the sword of Gu Fenghua was the Manshan ancestor whom he had known for a long time, and was by no means an ineffective disciple.

  Of course, even if he knew it, he wouldn’t take it to heart. Didn’t you hear that the ancestor Manshan was seriously injured by Lu Wuding’s hands, and most of his cultivation was destroyed early. Huluo Pingyang was still bullied by a dog. He died under the hands of Gu Fenghua, and he couldn’t prove it at all. What, it just proves that a few people are lucky.

  Speaking again, even if Gu Fenghua’s talents are good, what good is their strength? If they are provoked by Duan Qingyun, will they still have a chance to survive?

  Settlement after autumn, then you have to live until after autumn.

"Well, we really shouldn’t blame you, but if others will blame you, I don’t know. I forgot to tell you that Fenghua is now an academic history, but this beautiful man is The young master of the Kuzen Sect monarch family, you said, your Donghuang Pavilion did not keep promises and sent us to Duan Qingyun's hands. Will a Xuegong and the Kuzen Sect blame you?" Luo Enn saw his disapproval. Then he continued.

  While speaking, she took out Gu Fenghua’s emperor token again. I secretly sighed that Dongji City is better. There are more opportunities to show off than before. If you can stay here forever, it would be nice. If you have nothing to do, take out the token and pull the flag. Then, It's the pinnacle of life.

   "What!" Deng Juebao was shocked.

As soon as the auction of a city was over, he left a school in a desperate manner, because he had some leisure time with the uncle and nephew of the Hua family, except for the agreement of the three cities, and there was no contact afterwards, so he didn't know yet, Gu. Fenghua is now one of the nine histories of a school.

  (End of this chapter)