Transmigrating into Murong Fu, may you have many children and much happiness.

Chapter 263 Welfare Bureau?

However, when it comes to his parents, adoptive father, and elders of Wudang, especially his grandmaster, Zhang Wuji cannot easily tolerate them.

At this moment, he believed that Murong Fu named his two children Guo Xiang and Zhang Junbao in order to dishonor his ancestors and make these two masters, Zhang Junbao and Guo Xiang, serve him.

Zhang Wuji, his face contorted with anger, walked over to Murong Fu, who was eating, and said:

"Young Master Murong."

Even though he was not a member of the sect, Murong Fu always had him address as Young Master Murong.

Seeing Murong Fu turn around, Zhang Wuji continued, "Young Master Murong, why do you call those two children Zhang Junbao and Guo Guo?"

Don't you know the meaning behind these two names?!

"Wuji!" Seeing his grandson disrespect Murong Fu, Yin Tianzheng quickly got up and patted his back, but not hard.

It was just a reminder, and it was said:

"How dare you speak to the cult leader like that!"

"Master, please forgive the rudeness of my motherless grandson."

Some members of the Ming Cult knew the meaning of these two names. For example, Yang Xiao had long heard that the two children beside the leader were named Guo Xiang and Zhang Junbao, and he also knew that these were the names of the founders of Wudang and Emei.

However, Yang Xiao still completely admires Murong Fu. He wouldn't dare question anyone, not even the Jade Emperor or the Queen Mother of the West, let alone Guo Xiang or Zhang Junbao.

Seeing Zhang Wuji's angry expression, Murong Fu found it amusing and waved his hand, saying, "Speak freely."

Zhang Wuji pursed his lips and said, "Calling me Guo Xiang is fine, but Zhang Junbao is my grandmaster's name. How could you... Young Master Murong, you are a leader of a sect, a great man who stands tall and upright, how could you be so disrespectful to Master Zhang?"

Murong Fu beckoned Guo Guo and Zhang Junbao over, then said to Zhang Junbao:

"Junbao, tell me, how did you get your name?"

Zhang Junbao looked at Zhang Wuji curiously, wondering why this older brother had mentioned his name, so he answered truthfully:

"My name was naturally given to me by my parents. After I turned six, I went to Shaolin Temple and became a disciple of Master Jueyuan. However, because I was a lay disciple, I still used my lay name."

What's wrong, young hero? How did my name offend you?

I can apologize to you, but you must be able to explain it logically.

Zhang Junbao was grilling chicken wings with a group of brothers and sisters, so he naturally didn't hear what Zhang Wuji was saying.

When he first entered the Shaolin Temple, he ate vegetarian food every day, which was no different from what he ate at home, and was even much better.

After all, Shaolin Temple's vegetarian cuisine is unparalleled in the world.

But later he entered the Valley of Immortality and ate Immortality Chicken, Immortality Pig, and Immortality Beef every day, and he became so fond of them that he developed a taste for them.

So just now, half of my mind was on my siblings, and the other half was on the chicken wings.

Then Zhang Wuji brought up the matter of having the same name, and Zhang Junbao asked curiously:

"So what if we share the same name? Is your grandmaster some kind of emperor who needs to avoid using his name?"

If Murong Fu had said these words, Zhang Wuji would have thought it was just an excuse. But since it came from a child who looked to be only ten years old, Zhang Wuji suddenly felt that he was being unreasonable.

But then he pointed to Guo Guo and said, "I might misunderstand someone with the same name, but she also..."

At this moment, a middle-aged man standing next to Murong Fu stood up, clasped his hands in greeting, and said, "I named my daughter. Is there any taboo or superstition associated with her, young hero?"

Zhang Wuji had originally thought that both names were given to him by Murong Fu, but now one was a ten-year-old child looking at him with big, bright eyes; the other was a kind-hearted middle-aged man bowing and asking him questions.

During his time living in the Ming Cult, Zhang Wuji naturally met him, and the people of the Ming Cult respected him and his wife.

Although Zhang Wuji still had some awkwardness and doubts in his heart, he was no longer angry or surprised at the beginning.

He then apologized to Murong Fu, Guo Jing, and the others, and then went to the children's table.

Zhang Junbao even spoke to him and offered some words of comfort, which greatly moved Zhang Wuji.

Guo Guo ignored him, thinking that Zhang Wuji was dull and impolite.

As they approached Yumen Pass, Murong Fu instructed his followers to divide into several groups and enter the pass at different times.

After all, it was truly astonishing that thousands of them would enter the pass together.

Murong Fu, along with Xiao Zhao, the children, Yang Xiao, Yin Tianzheng, Zhang Wuji, and others, entered the pass.

Their attire didn't need much alteration; they could simply be seen as wealthy young masters traveling with their guards, children, and maids.

After entering Yumen Pass, the group sold their camels and switched to riding horses.

Before dark, we found a large restaurant and sampled the local cuisine.

They set off early that morning, traveling along the Gan-Liang highway. The sun was blazing, and the weather was getting hot. After traveling for more than two hours, they saw a row of about twenty willow trees ahead. The group was delighted and urged their mounts onward to rest under the willows.

Upon approaching, they saw nine people sitting under the willow tree. Eight of the men were dressed as hunters, with knives at their waists, bows and arrows on their backs, and five or six falcons with black feathers and sharp talons, looking extremely majestic.

The other person was a young gentleman, dressed in a royal blue silk robe, gently waving a folding fan, unable to conceal his air of elegance and nobility.

Murong Fu glanced at the young man, noticing his exceptionally handsome features, bright and clear eyes, and a white jade handle to a folding fan. The hand holding the fan was indistinguishable from the handle itself.

But everyone immediately turned their attention to the young master's waist, where a long sword hung from a golden hook and a precious belt, the hilt of which was clearly engraved with the two seal characters "Yitian". Judging from the shape and length of the sword, it was none other than the Yitian Sword of Abbess Miejue.

Murong Fu suddenly slapped his forehead, remembering something.

That woman is Zhao Min! This is the Welfare Bureau!

Her original name was Minmin Temur, and she was the daughter of Ruyang Prince Chahan Temur. She was granted the title of Princess Shaomin.

In the original novel, Zhang Wuji and Zhao Min first met here, and later at Green Willow Manor, Zhao Min poisoned Yang Xiao and the others, leaving them helpless.

Zhang Wuji went to ask for the antidote, but Zhao Min tricked him, and the two of them fell into a smooth, deep pit.

It was here, in Murong Fu's previous life, that he first encountered the concept of jade feet....:

Now that he has become the leader of the Ming Cult, the benefits must be...

A moment later, the sound of horses' hooves clattering on the main road to the east could be heard, and a group of people came galloping in a chaotic manner.

A group of Yuan soldiers were riding horses through the streets with about a hundred Han women they had abducted, and Zhao Min sent her men to stop them from doing such a ridiculous thing.

The burly man walked over and coldly said to the soldiers:

"Bandits are rampant all over the country, all because of you soldiers who have no regard for the people. You'd better behave yourselves."

As expected, the soldiers ignored them and even tried to deal with Zhao Min and the others as well. Zhao Min then ordered her strong men to subdue the soldiers in an instant.

At this moment, Murong Fu stepped forward and said, "Young master, my name is Murong Fu. Seeing your public-spiritedness, would you do me the honor of having dinner with me?"