Charlie found himself grappling with theplexities of Taizhen Dao.


    Despite this, the sect has managed to grow to over two hundred disciples, which speaks volumes about its enduring legacy spanning thousands of years.


    That said, while Taizhen Dao boasts a substantial number of followers, the pinnacle of its strength seems to be represented by Hong Changqing. This indicates that the overall prowess of Taizhen Dao may not be particrly formidable. It appears that Hong Changqing is the sole practitioner in the Mingjing Dzogchen realm, while Maxton, a head candidate, is merely a five-star warrior. Hence, it’s likely that most members of Taizhen Dao fall below the three-star warrior rank, with very few reaching above it.


    If Charlie’s aim was simply to recruit members for his sect, he would be content. After all, having over 200 warriors who have pledged allegiance can be a significant boost. Those with five stars and above could help enhance his strength on paper. Aligning with Don Albert as a younger brother could exponentially increase Don Albert’s influence.


    However, the real issue arises from Maxton’s intention to incorporate Taizhen Dao into his faction—not to serve him entirely but to leverage their loyalty andbor in exchange for mutual benefit, focusing on enhancing martial arts strength.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Considering this, Charlie surmised that even if he integrated Taizhen Dao into his organization, it might not be genuinely beneficial.


    Inparison to Wanlongdian and the He family, Taizhen Dao’s loyalty would likely fall short.


    Achieving the level of loyalty found in Wanlongdian would take considerable effort.


    After a moment of contemtion, Charlie spoke to Maxton, saying, “Miss Maxton, your master, Hong Tianshi, has decided to work for me. Starting tomorrow, he will begin teaching at the Champs-Elysees Hot Spring. Over the next few months, he will be less avable. Given these circumstances, he is not ideally suited to lead Taizhen Dao.”


    Maxton quickly responded, “Mr. Charlie, I can take over as the head of Taizhen Dao. This is a great opportunity!”


    Charlie nodded, stating, “If Taizhen Dao genuinely wishes to join my sect, it could certainly be considered.”


    Upon hearing this, Maxton’s demeanor shifted to one of excitement.


    However, Charlie shifted the conversation, adding gravely, “But that’s not the case right now.” Maxton promptly inquired, “Mr. Charlie, what concerns do you have?”<fn37e5> ???s ??????? ?s ?????? ?? Find[?]ovel</fn37e5>


    Recognizing his limited knowledge about Taizhen Dao, Charlie borated, “It doesn’t seem practical to incorporate it into my sect at this point.” Noticing Maxton’s expression darken, Charlie continued, “Of course, you shouldn’t feel disappointed by this. There’s an old saying in China: ‘If youe here, you will be safe.’ It’s not easy to relocate a family, especially when moving to Aurous Hill from such a great distance. It will take time to adjust. Since you’ve already brought the entire Taizhen Dao here, if you truly wish to join my sect, why not help your master settle Taizhen Dao first and ensure they adapt to the environment in Aurous Hill?” Maxton pursed her lips and nodded slightly.


    Charlie’s willingness to not outright reject her proposal was a rare urrence.


    If Charlie had declined outright and Master Hong Changqing decided to disengage from Taizhen Dao’s future, Maxton would have genuinely found herself in a precarious position.


    In a moment of understanding, Maxton respectfully replied, “Mr. Charlie, Iprehend your perspective. Rest assured, I will do my utmost to reassure the disciples of Taizhen Dao and help them limate to the Aurous Hill environment as quickly as possible.”