Da Si Nong: I really don’t want to farm

Chapter 506 Ning Yun Stands Up for His Disciple and Goes to Shaolin Temple

Ning Yun certainly didn't come here to brag that his disciple, who had only been training for a short time, had been beaten up by a veteran master from Shaolin Temple.

He's not that boring.

He wouldn't consider beating those people something to brag about.

"Sister Feifei used supernatural powers? And it was exposed by the media?"

Li Zihan seemed to have guessed a possibility, and then asked a question.

Xu Yue also looked at Ning Yun.

If that's the case, then it is indeed a troublesome matter.

However, in his opinion, the possibility is rather small.

If that's the case, contacting the Special Administration Bureau would be more useful than contacting him.

Ning Yun and the Special Administration Bureau weren't saying they wouldn't appreciate the flowers; they still needed his approval.

He's a powerful figure in the fifth realm, so he still has some influence.

“She’s using martial arts techniques, and she knows her limits,” Ning Yun said. “However, she’s certainly being hyped up by the media right now.”

“She was a top star, and her every move was under media scrutiny,” Xu Yue said. “A ‘weak woman’ beating up an action star who was hyped up so much is itself a highly newsworthy event.”

"You didn't come to me because Liu Feifei beat up that action star, did you?" Xu Yue looked at Ning Yun and said, "You came because Shaolin sent experts to find Liu Feifei later."

"Does Shaolin intend to cause trouble for Sister Feifei?" Li Zihan said. "Have they no shame at all?"

“This has had a significant impact on Shaolin’s reputation,” Xu Yue said. “Shaolin Temple is just so-so in the martial arts world, but its reputation in the secular world is very high, even the most famous in the martial arts world.”

“Because of their reputation, they will definitely keep looking for Liu Feifei,” Ning Yun said. “But they seem to have forgotten that Liu Feifei is my apprentice, Ning Yun. It’s one thing to look for her once, but if it never ends, that won’t do.”

Liu Feifei is not only Ning Yun's apprentice, but also Wang Yun's best friend and the spokesperson for some of the Taoyuan series products. She can be considered half a member of Taoyuan Village.

Doesn't Shaolin know this?

not necessarily.

Shaolin has become too commercialized, and its focus is no longer on the spiritual practice.

There may be other experts, but they are limited.

It's true that Shaolin Temple is rich, and with money comes resources.

With people's hearts restless, how many can truly cultivate themselves in peace?

"What do you want to do?" Xu Yue asked with a smile. "Use Shaolin Temple to attack Liu Feifei, storm Shaolin, and let them know that in the cultivation world, strength is the deciding factor?"

“Whether we talk about reason or physics, we are in the right,” Ning Yun said. “This time, we’ll set an example for the martial arts world.”

Let's set an example?
Is this a case of targeting the Shaolin Temple?
Killing chickens to warn monkeys?
It doesn't seem like it's impossible.

"What do you want?"

Xu Yue looked at Ning Yun, seemingly guessing what Ning Yun wanted to do.

"Attack Shaolin."

Ning Yun's straightforward words did not surprise Xu Yue.

Otherwise, why would he come to us to discuss this matter?

Why?

Ning Yun is an employee of Xu Yue, and the imprint of Taoyuan Village is very deep on him.

If he were to attack Shaolin, he would naturally have to inform Xu Yue, the boss.

“Then go ahead,” Xu Yue said. “If you attack Shaolin, Monk Yande will likely intervene. You can test his abilities then. Buddhist methods still have many merits.”

"it is good!"

Ning Yun nodded, still somewhat eager to try.

He had sparred with Yan Tian, ​​a martial arts practitioner, and also with the Old Celestial Master, a spiritual practitioner.

Monk Yande also practiced spiritual cultivation, but the methods of Buddhism and Taoism are clearly different.

"Master, may I go along and take a look?"

Upon hearing this, Li Zihan immediately became interested and quickly asked.

His expression was exactly like that of a bystander who had just stumbled upon some juicy gossip and wanted to rush over to see it.

"Go."

Xu Yue glanced at Ning Yun and then nodded.

Li Zihan and Liu Feifei knew each other, but they weren't that close. After all, there was a significant age difference between them.

Of course, the main reason is that it takes less time.

Wang Yun and Liu Feifei are several years apart in age, and their relationship isn't very good.

Ning Yun left, and Li Zihan went with her to watch the excitement.

"Aren't you worried?"

Upon hearing this, Zhang Ruoxi asked.

"What are you worried about?" Xu Yue said. "That girl is only one step away from the fourth realm, and she has quite a few tricks up her sleeve. She has a protective jade talisman and magic weapons. If she encounters someone at the fourth realm, she will have the strength to fight. Shaolin Temple has experts at the fourth realm, but definitely no experts at the fifth realm."

Without the Five Realms, no one can do anything to Li Zihan, so what is there to worry about?

In Buddhism, there is now only Monk Yande among the Five Realms.

That was after the Old Celestial Master broke through, which stimulated the Buddhist community, and then the power of the Buddhist community was gathered to help him break through.

Buddhism may be more famous in the secular world than Taoism, but it has far fewer practitioners and masters than Taoism.

Buddhism is busy getting people to believe in it, while Taoism's attitude is: believe if you want, get lost if you don't, don't delay my cultivation of immortality.

This may be a meme on the internet, but it's not necessarily without reason.

Buddhism aims to save all sentient beings, while Taoism seeks to live a secluded life and cultivate itself.

It's reasonable that there are more Taoist masters among them.

"Are you talking about that girl's safety?" Zhang Ruoxi said. "What kind of personality does that girl have? She's always looking for trouble. I'm asking you, aren't you worried that she'll fan the flames and make things worse, so that things get out of control?"

Xu Yue was stunned for a moment; it seemed that it really might be true.

That girl is such an easy person to deal with. Otherwise, why would she have been unable to stay at school and ended up going to the Agricultural Technology College?

The fear of not getting into university might be one reason, but it's also true that Li Zhuting and his wife are being called in by the school every few days.

That girl won't bully people on her own initiative, but if someone comes knocking on her door, she'll be quite ruthless.

This time, Shaolin is in the wrong, so given her personality, it's hard to say what will happen.

“No matter how big the situation gets, we can handle it,” Xu Yue said. “Let alone Shaolin, even the entire Buddhist sect, my Peach Blossom Village is not afraid. Besides, we are in the right this time. I agree with Ning Yun’s decision to make an example of someone.”

Zhang Ruoxi nodded.

It's like making an example of someone to scare others; even if things escalate, it's not a big deal.

Xu Yue didn't show up, but Li Zihan went. In a sense, that represented Xu Yue and Taoyuan Village's attitude.

They are in the right, so they can naturally speak louder.

Zhang Ruoxi was naturally aware of the cause of the matter.

This matter is still trending on the hot search list.

Liu Feifei stood up for an actress, which led to a conflict with a Shaolin martial arts practitioner, and then a fight broke out.

The action actor, who was supposed to be incredibly skilled, was beaten up by Liu Feifei and ended up in the hospital.

Needless to say, the career of that action actor would be a complete avalanche.

Liu Feifei became incredibly popular as a result, and her career may even reach new heights.

There's no other reason; she's in the right.

Moreover, in the eyes of the world, she triumphed over the strong with the weak.

Of course, there are also advantages in terms of gender and persona.

As for Shaolin's revenge, they sent out experts to get back at them, but Liu Feifei defeated them again. This incident was also exposed by the media, and there were even related videos.

That video was comparable to a classic action movie, and it ignited a huge wave of discussion. Now, Shaolin has spent a lot of money on public relations, but the results have been mediocre.

Liu Feifei is quite popular.

Moreover, although Shaolin Temple may be very famous, its reputation has not been very good in recent years.

In today's era of social media, money alone cannot control public opinion.

Moreover, Liu Feifei is not just a celebrity; her family background is also quite extraordinary.

When it comes to public opinion, the company behind her is far more professional than Shaolin Temple.

But Shaolin's strength is undeniable, so the trouble is bound to be considerable.

Ning Yun's decision to go to Shaolin Temple was certainly not without this reason.

"Master, are you going to Shaolin?"

When Liu Feifei learned that Ning Yun was going to Shaolin Temple to demand an explanation for her, she immediately called Ning Yun.

"Do you want to go and see the Buddhist methods?" Ning Yun said. "Although Shaolin is heavily commercialized and somewhat undeserving of its reputation, it still has some masters."

"it is good!"

Liu Feifei agreed.

She went not only because she wanted to see the methods of Buddhism, but mainly because she was a party involved.

"Master, should we keep a low profile or make a big fuss about this?"

Liu Feifei then asked.

As a celebrity, she naturally understands that some things should be kept as low-key as possible, while others should be made as high-profile as possible.

This incident has blown up, and for her, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.

After all, her master was able to fight at Shaolin Temple, so she must have someone protecting her.

The key point is that his master was from Taoyuan Village.

"I've already spread the word in the martial arts world," Ning Yun said. "Let's ignore worldly opinions; as for matters of cultivation, the higher-ups' attitude remains the same as before."

Their attitude is naturally not something they openly express.

Look how badly traditional martial arts have been vilified these days.

The cultivation world of Little Red Dots was destroyed by Xu Yue, but their karate is still popular all over the world.

However, it's much better than before.

After all, all the major sects have started recruiting disciples.

Ning Yun led Liu Feifei and Li Zihan to Shaolin Temple.

Qin Qing did not go with them.

She stays at home taking care of the children.

Xu Yue didn't pay much attention either.

He scrolled through some videos online and then ignored the conflict between Liu Feifei and Shaolin.

"Your cultivation has been consolidated?"

Xu Yue looked at Li Liang and asked with a smile.

During his mission abroad, Li Liang took the opportunity to break through to the fourth realm, making him a master on a global scale.

Given the world's upheavals, reaching the fifth realm or even higher is something to look forward to.

"I won't say thank you, I just have some questions," Li Liang said, "so I came to ask you, a great expert."

Li Liang's current cultivation level is definitely closely related to Xu Yue.

Besides, he was also Xu Jianghe's apprentice.

I had the opportunity to enter the Special Administration Bureau because I used to practice boxing with Xu Jianghe.

After Xu Jianghe was released from prison, Li Liang was trained by Xu Jianghe for a period of time.

When Xu Yue met him again, he hadn't even reached the second realm of cultivation.

His ability to enter the Fourth Realm was also inseparable from the resources provided by Xu Yue.

Xu Yue was never stingy with his friends.

Li Liang's doubts naturally all stemmed from his cultivation.

"Why are you coming to me instead of your third uncle?" Xu Yue said. "Your third uncle is practically your mentor."

“He’s much busier than you,” Li Liang said. “Besides, your cultivation level is higher.”

Xu Yue was just saying it casually; he never intended to refuse.

Li Liang asked, and Xu Yue answered. As for how much Li Liang could understand, that was beyond his control.

Are you being transferred?

After answering Li Liang's question, Xu Yue asked.

Now that Li Liang has reached the fourth realm, he is fully capable of becoming the head of a region, just like Jing Guohua.

With Jing Guohua already in the three southwestern prefectures, there's naturally no place for Li Liang.

"You've been promoted half a rank and concurrently appointed as the director of the Shuzhou branch, assisting Director Jing as his deputy," Li Liang said. "The Southeast Asian cultivation forces are actually no less powerful than those in the West. The main problem is that their methods are unpredictable, and crucially, they haven't been thoroughly defeated by you, so they don't have much respect for us."

"How about we take a trip to Southeast Asia sometime?"

Xu Yue smiled and said that he still believed Li Liang's words.

The spiritual practice community in Southeast Asia is indeed thriving, and its methods are unpredictable and difficult to guard against. It has also had many conflicts with the spiritual practice community in China, and naturally, it has clashed with the Special Administration Bureau quite often.

“No need,” Li Liang shook his head and said, “We can handle it now, and our advantages are becoming more and more obvious. If we need you to do everything, then we will seem very useless.”

Has anyone in the Southeast Asian cultivation world broken through to the fifth realm?

Xu Yue asked, "Several have appeared in China, and some in the West as well, so there should be some in Southeast Asia as well."

"I don't know, I've never encountered one, nor have I ever heard of one," Li Liang said. "We mostly deal with those at the second or third realm; we rarely see those at the fourth realm."

“The information channels of experts at the fourth level are naturally far superior to those at the second or third level,” Xu Yue said. “Perhaps the experts over there are using you for training.”

“Aren’t we the same?” Li Liang said. “The Special Administration Bureau is ultimately different from other sects; it needs to have ruthless methods.”

Xu Yue nodded; he naturally knew that the Special Administration Bureau and the Jianghu sects were different in nature.

To put it bluntly, the Special Administration Bureau is a violent institution.

That requires ruthless methods.

Those methods of killing and warfare cannot be mastered through arduous training alone; they require real combat experience.

"Is it true that Ning Yun has said he'll personally go to Shaolin Temple to demand an explanation?"

Li Liang then asked, having naturally heard of the matter, which had caused quite a stir in the martial arts world.

His visit also served as an opportunity to find out what was going on.

Ning Yun is from Taoyuan Village, and he wants to find Shaolin, but he made it clear that he was giving Shaolin time to prepare.

Xu Yue's involvement is probably also involved.

"Her disciple was bullied, so naturally she had to speak out," Xu Yue said. "The reason she made the statement was to give Shaolin enough time to rally its allies. It was probably also to give Liu Feifei some exposure to the various forces in the martial arts world."

"It seems like the ones who got beaten up are from Shaolin, right?" Li Liang said. "I heard that Master Yande has already rushed to Shaolin. Ning Yun is at the fifth level; Shaolin can't stop him."

“He went to demand an explanation, not to fight,” Xu Yue said. “You know they were in the right this time. The one who got beaten up might just be the one who bullied others.”

Upon hearing this, Li Liang understood that Ning Yun was making an example of someone.

He stood up for his apprentice so that the apprentice wouldn't have this kind of trouble in the future.

If anyone wants to cause trouble for Liu Feifei in the future, they'll have to think about who her master is and who's behind her master.

Xu Yue clearly supports Ning Yun's approach.

Shaolin has run into a trap.

“Shaolin has indeed become a bit arrogant in recent years,” Li Liang nodded and said. “Giving them a lesson might not be a bad thing.”

(End of this chapter)