Trinity Traitor: From One Person to the Other

Chapter 906 I've also entered the ranks of those involved in the "All-in-One" liquidation.
"Is that so? Then thank you very much, Mr. Ling."

The driver finally felt relieved.

If he had known He Songling's true nature, he wouldn't have believed his nonsense.

He Songling was not only a bad person with a narrow mind, but also very concerned about his reputation. As a dignified immortal, he only transformed someone who couldn't cultivate Qi into a post-natal extraordinary person who could cultivate Qi. His method was very ordinary, and his potential was not high. Wasn't that a disgrace to the old immortal?

He Songling described the driver's skills as very basic, but the great book itself is unparalleled. The "one person" in "Under One Person" and the old master Zhang Zhiwei tell us that we don't need so many fancy tricks. As long as our life cultivation is high enough, we can be invincible.

He Songling's description of the driver's technique was indeed accurate; however, from that moment on, his perception of Qi was elevated to the limits of mortals. He could perfectly control his Qi and achieve any desired effect.

This driver can do all of Zhang Zhiwei's "Thunder Prisoner" and "Golden Light Barrage" when he was young, and Zhang Huaiyi's "Broom Turns into Object" when he was young.

Because of his complete control over Qi, from then on, whatever techniques he wanted to learn, he could learn them quickly and master them in no time. At the same time, he could deprive others of their control to a certain extent when they released Qi, refined magical artifacts, or used techniques such as materialization or sword energy that entered within three feet of him.

Just like how He Songling neutralized Tang Bingwen's Dan Shi back then, he completely transformed his Qi into the same form as the opponent, and then used a larger amount of Qi to take control. The opponent's Qi was released externally, while his physical body was in front. Unless the difference was too great, it was impossible for the externally released Qi to be more than his total Qi.

In other words, the probability that this driver will be able to take away someone's magical artifact or have their external Qi-emitting techniques "returned on" in future encounters is almost 100%.

Furthermore, there is no stronger method of concealing one's breath in the world than the one that allows him to appear as if he were someone who could not cultivate Qi. If he wanted, he could even ambush Zhang Zhiwei like Gang Xiang ambushed Zhang Sanfeng in "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber".

If Tang Bingwen had had this skill back then, the old man's "Lian" wouldn't have been able to detect him at all.

"Well, I'll talk to Feng Zhenghao later. If you do well in Qi cultivation in the future, I'll ask you to become a professor at Trinity University or something."

The driver dismissed He Songling's words as utter nonsense. Those others received excellent educations from a young age and possessed exceptional talent; even then, they barely managed to get into Trinity University and become students. As for those who could stay on as lecturers after graduation, that was one in a million.

Not to mention professors.

There are two types of professors at Trinity University. The first type, which is more common, has strong research capabilities in Qi cultivation and has achieved remarkable results. Whether it is progress in Qi cultivation alone or the combination of Qi cultivation with technology, it is a promising path. The second type is extremely skilled in combat.

Na Ruhu, the youngest of the "Ten Elders" and one of the "Two Heroes" who almost reached the top, had a bunch of rabble under his command and only got to the position of the Ten Elders purely because of his fighting skills.

Ever since that challenge to a professor at Trinity University, he's been practically living on campus, neglecting even his own sect, the Ancient Absorption Pavilion. There's nothing to care about anyway; they're just a bunch of rabble, so let them do whatever they want.

Na Ruhu even considered disbanding the sect altogether, but unfortunately, his younger brother Na Rubao was still enjoying the role of a mafia boss at the Ancient Absorption Pavilion every day. Although it was a pretense, he was genuinely enjoying it.

Given his character, he might offend someone he can't afford to offend any day. Ru Hu couldn't let his own brother die an unjust death, so he stubbornly kept Xi Gu Ge afloat, only holding a visiting professorship at Sanyi University. Even so, he was rarely in the capital, instructing his subordinates not to call him back unless it was something truly dire.

Only someone like him could be a visiting professor at Trinity University. He was a terrible driver, and although he was one of Feng Zhenghao's personal drivers at Tianxia Group, it didn't change the fact that he was already middle-aged and had only just obtained an opportunity to barely begin his cultivation.

The driver understood perfectly well that his Qi cultivation was nothing more than fulfilling a dream; there was no way he could achieve anything tangible.

"Silly boy, you really don't understand anything." He Songling shook his head with a smile.

If this driver were to obtain Qi and cultivate through some other method, such as Ma Xianhong's Body Cultivation Furnace, then it would indeed be as he thought, merely fulfilling a dream, without achieving anything of great importance.

The problem is that He Songling personally activated his ability to obtain Qi and become an extraordinary person.

Who was He Songling? A deity!
The immortal touched my head, tied my hair and granted me immortality.

A celestial being touches your head and personally imparts Taoist teachings—how extraordinary!

Even if this driver does nothing, he can live to be a hundred years old and die peacefully in his old age. If he were to cultivate, just based on his destiny of being enlightened by a deity, his future achievements would not be lower than those of Lu Jin, a good-for-nothing who has cultivated his whole life but has never broken through to the third level.

Not to mention that He Songling not only taught the Dharma, but also the Tao. According to Trinity University's current classification of those who have experienced reversal of birth, he at least has the potential to cultivate to the point of "opening the gate of mystery," which is the level of Song Mian, Zhou Sheng, and Zhang Huaiyi.

With his profound understanding of the Dao and his cultivation level comparable to Lu Jin's, this driver's future achievements could rival those of Taber and himself in his prime, who were on the verge of becoming immortals. At the very least, he wouldn't fall below Zhang Huaiyi.

However, there's no need to tell him. This guy has a long growth period, and He Songling doesn't need an old man for the time being. Consider him as a source of talent for the university he founded.

"Tsk... But if I do that, wouldn't I be just like Ma Xianhong, creating supernatural beings at will?" He Songling thought for a moment and realized that his actions seemed to violate the natural order. Of course, since he wasn't a soul from this world, the natural order didn't matter to him, but if the All-Knowing Communicator found out, he would inevitably become a target of their attacks.

"That doesn't matter anyway, I was planning to cause them trouble anyway." He Songling was very dissatisfied with the current operating model and system of Na Du Tong, and thought it was absurd that they were doing such a mess. He felt it was necessary to teach them a lesson for occupying his wealth and doing such a bunch of dirty things.

Behemoth has already begun mass-producing superhumans; you're an expert in everything, so why are you setting a population cap? It's utterly absurd. Or rather, while the number of superhumans can be controlled, the combination of Qi cultivation and technology, pushing technological development to new heights and changing the world, is something we can't afford to lag behind in, can we?
You can't say you're all connected to that group of corrupt officials and still use the ancient attitude and methods towards extraordinary people to close the country off from the world. Then, when the Americans' Behemoth research comes out with results, you blame them for holding you back.

That's incredibly shameless.

(End of this chapter)