Maxton paused for a brief moment, nodded thoughtfully, and then spoke with gravity, “The medicine cauldron has been a treasured legacy of Taizhen Dao for thousands of years, but it has never seeded in cultivating a true martial arts master. It seems that it cannot fulfill its purpose in the hands of Taizhen Dao. In contrast, Mr. Wade has infused me with a unique power that is beyond description, enabling him to open all my meridians. It appears that Mr. Wade’s strength far surpasses that of Taizhen Dao’s ancestors over the millennia.”
“Indeed,” replied Hong Changqing with a sigh. “Hearing that makes me feel much more at ease as a teacher…”
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As Charlie had anticipated, when Hong Changqing shared theplete content of the first chapter of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao” with the disciples of Taizhen Dao, excitement surged through the entire sect.
ording to the traditions of Taizhen Dao, the initial chapter of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao” is divided into four segments. All disciples are entitled to the first part, which allows them to achieve the rank of a three-star warrior.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">
The third part, however, is reserved for those who reach the status of a five-star warrior.
ess to the final fourth part hinges on two criteria:
Firstly, whether one can elevate their cultivation to that of a six-star martial artist;
Secondly, whether they are on the verge of bing the next master.
Maxton had recently broken through to the level of a five-star martial artist. Therefore, before herst visit to Aurous Hill, she had only mastered the first three parts of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao.” She was yet to attain the fourth part.
The disciples of Taizhen Dao were well aware of this system, so nearly every member of the sect was striving to enhance their cultivation and absorb more knowledge.
However, the age-old rules of Taizhen Dao were suddenly upended by Hong Changqing.<fncfe3> Checktest chapters at Find~Novel</fncfe3>
He openly shared all the content and informed everyone that he was organizing the second chapter of “Taizhen Hunyuan Dao,” which he had stumbled upon.
This announcement ignited even greater enthusiasm among the disciples of Taizhen Dao.
Everyone naturally concluded that this was the primary reason why Hong Changqing had instructed Maxton to relocate them from the United States to Aurous Hill using the sect leader’s token.
Consequently, all prior doubts, misunderstandings, and feelings of dissatisfaction vanished in an instant.
Following this, Hong Changqing informed everyone that due to his need to focus on studying the subsequent content, he would not have the capacity to manage sect affairs for a while. Thus, Maxton would serve as the acting head, overseeing all matters concerning Taizhen Dao.
Since Maxton was originally Hong Changqing’s personal disciple and the chosen sessor to the sect leader, everyone epted her role as the acting head without objection.
Moreover, themunity in Aurous Hill depended on Maxton’s family for their livelihoods, which further solidified their trust in her leadership.
With the issues facing Taizhen Dao temporarily resolved, Hong Changqing felt a sense of relief and decided to return to the Champs Elysees Hotel to finalize preparations for the lecture scheduled for the next day.
Just as Maxton was about to drive Hong Changqing back, he received an unexpected call from Charlie’s grandmother.
Hong Changqing promptly answered, addressing her with respect, “Mrs. An, what prompted your call?”
“I am nning to visit Aurous Hill soon and would like your assistance in assessing the feng shui of my property. Do you have time, Master Hong?”
Hong Changqing quickly replied, “If you have time, when do you intend toe?”
“In just a few days. If there are no issues with the amodation, I cane by anytime, so I would appreciate your help, Master Hong.”
Without hesitation, Hong Changqing responded, “No problem at all, Madam. Please send the address to me. Now, let’s go!”