The temporary strategy proposed by Charlie took into ount Hong Changqing, Maxton, and over 200 members of Taizhen Dao.
Firstly, Hong Changqing’s primary focus will be on training warriors at the Champs Elysees Hot Spring Hotel, meaning he won’t have the capacity to attend to the Taizhen Dao disciples.
Secondly, Maxton is eager for Charlie to take charge of Taizhen Dao, but Charlie believes that the moment isn’t right for that. Given that Hong Changqing is perceived as the sect leader by the Taizhen Dao disciples, his absence for an extended period could raise suspicions among them. After all, they relocated all the way to Aurous Hill, and it would seem unreasonable for their leader to be missing.
Thus, Charlie instructed Hong Changqing to present the initial chapters of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao,” which would surely captivate the Taizhen Dao disciples and keep them engaged for a considerable time. Once Hong Changqing announced the uing content of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao,” the disciples would be filled with anticipation. This approach would relieve both Hong Changqing and Maxton from the burden of figuring out how to soothe the disciples’ concerns.
With this arrangement, Hong Changqing can focus entirely on martial arts instruction, while Maxton can navigate between both groups. This way, he can not only learn from Hong Changqing but also elevate his reputation among the Taizhen Dao disciples by sharing the teachings with them.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
Ultimately, this n would lead to a gradual stabilization of Taizhen Dao’s morale, and Maxton’s influence would steadily grow. Eventually, Hong Changqing would formally pass on the leadership to Maxton in front of all disciples, making the transition seamless.
Hong Changqing, being quite astute, recognized that Charlie’s solution was a clever way to achieve multiple objectives without any apparent ws. Meanwhile, Maxton was pleasantly surprised by Charlie’s willingness to involve him in the martial arts training at Champs Elysees, which made him feel grateful.
Although Charlie hasn’t officially dered his intention to take Taizhen Dao under his wing, he has at leastid the groundwork, indicating that there’s no rush to finalize anything.
After expressing their gratitude, Hong Changqing and Maxton quickly headed to the hotel where the Taizhen Dao disciples were staying to reassure everyone before the start of today’s ss.
Once in the car, Hong Changqing let out a sigh of relief and murmured, “Thanks to Mr. Wade’s generosity, this situation has been handled well.” He then shot Maxton a yful re, saying, “Maxton, from now on, no more foolishness. You don’t have much time left as a teacher, so I’ll announce to everyone that during this period, you will manage Taizhen Dao.”<fn5252> Read full story at fι?dnοvel</fn5252>
Maxton nodded, saying, “Don’t worry, Master, I will take good care of everyone.”
Hong Changqing continued, “The uing martial arts training willst about six months. That should be sufficient time for everyone to adjust to the new environment in Aurous Hill and to you as the acting leader. By then, I will formally hand over leadership to you, and you must not refuse.”
Without waiting for Maxton’s response, Hong Changqing added, “And let’s not discuss the matter of the medicine cauldron again; that topic stays between us!” Maxton, having moved past his obsession with the medicine cauldron, readily agreed, saying, “Master, don’t worry; I won’t bring up the medicine cauldron again!”
Relieved, Hong Changqing felt that as long as Maxton kept the secret of the medicine cauldron, he wouldn’t be a pariah within Taizhen Dao, at least not publicly.
In a moment offort, Hong Changqing looked at Maxton and said, “You know, I believe that the medicine cauldron now belonging to Master Wade is actually beneficial for all of us—both you and me, as well as Taizhen Dao. The future content of ‘Taizhen Hunyuan Dao’ alone holds far more value than that cauldron. Plus, consider the opportunities that Master Wade might bring us down the line. What are your thoughts?”