Wang Cheng took a nap, and the next morning, early in the morning, he ran to the gate of Shaolin Temple and found the guest monk. Wang Cheng knew this guest monk, whose name was Xukong. Wang Cheng asked the young monk Xukong to...

He went to inform the Shaolin Temple that he had returned, because he had lived there for eight years. Although he was adopted by Old Man Wang, he spent most of his time living in the Shaolin Temple.

He rarely returned to his home at the foot of the mountain, and now his home had been sold by Wang Cheng.

Wang Cheng planned to establish himself at Shaolin Temple and then buy a courtyard at the foot of the mountain, a courtyard that was neither too big nor too small.

It would cost at most a little over a hundred taels of silver. Wang Cheng has plenty of money now, so he doesn't care about this expense at all.

Wang Cheng sent the little monk Xu Kong to inform Shaolin that he had returned, and casually gave the little monk a five-tael silver note.

The little monk was very happy. He had known Wang Cheng since childhood. He said with a slightly sour tone, "Wow, Brother Cheng, you've made a fortune in the past three years. You're so generous."

I'm so envious!

I will immediately inform the high-ranking monks of Shaolin Temple, as well as Master Xuanku, who is closest to you.

"Thank you for your trouble. After you finish your report and come back, I'll treat you to the best vegetarian food at the vegetarian restaurant down the mountain."

The little monk went off to report in high spirits. Wang Cheng sighed that it was good to be rich. The ancients said that money could make the devil turn the millstone, and that was absolutely true.

Wang Cheng waited for a moment, and then Master Xuanku came out to greet him. "Young Cheng, it's been so many years since I last saw you. Where have you been wandering around? It's been three years and you haven't even sent me a reply."

"You've kept me waiting for ages!"

"I'm sorry, Master Xuanku. In the past few years, I've been running a small restaurant at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain. I've managed to make a living and have earned quite a bit of money."

Please accept this 200 taels of silver, and I'd also like to give you a top-grade elixir that I obtained by chance.

To repay you for taking care of me and for teaching me martial arts, Wang Cheng delivered 200 taels of silver and a Bone-Changing Pill to Master Xuanku.

When Master Xuanku saw that Wang Cheng had given away 200 taels of silver in one go, he exclaimed that Wang Cheng had made a fortune.

Master Xuanku took the pill that Wang Cheng had given him and examined it carefully. To his surprise, he discovered that it was a pill that could transform a person completely.

It can greatly enhance a person's innate qualities and change their fundamental physical attributes.

Even if you spend a lot of money, it's hard to buy; it belongs to the martial arts world and is a pill researched and developed by various divine doctors.

Ordinary renowned medical doctors wouldn't make this; only a divine physician of the Poison Hand Medicine King's caliber would create such a powerful elixir.

In the martial arts world, it is a very precious type of elixir, so rare that it is worth its weight in gold.

Master Xuanku refused to accept the gift, but Wang Cheng was grateful for his kindness. In order to prevent Master Xuanku from being implicated in the future and being implicated by Xiao Feng, he was beaten to death by Xiao Feng's father, Xiao Yuanshan.

Wang Cheng wanted to enhance Master Xuanku's martial arts skills so that he could protect himself in the future and avoid being killed by Xiao Yuanshan.

After Wang Cheng repeatedly requested it, Master Xuanku finally accepted the pills that Wang Cheng had given him. After Wang Cheng explained how to use the pills, he and Xuanku entered the Shaolin Temple together.

He went to see the eminent monks of Shaolin Temple, as well as his childhood playmates.

Wang Cheng entrusted his prized horse, Xiao Heidou, which he had just bought, to the Shaolin Temple for safekeeping and care, and gave the young monk who was looking after the horse 10 taels of silver.

The little monk was overjoyed and assured Wang Cheng that he would take excellent care of his horse, ensuring it remained healthy and strong.

Wang Cheng paid respects to many eminent monks of Shaolin Temple, including Abbot Xuanci. He also met Xuzhu at Shaolin Temple.

Wang Cheng gave Xu Zhu 20 taels of silver. Xu Zhu initially refused to accept it, but Wang Cheng persuaded him, saying that he had plenty of money now and insisted that Xu Zhu accept it.

Wang Cheng and Xu Zhu were childhood playmates and had a very good relationship. Now that Wang Cheng has achieved great success, he naturally doesn't want to see his childhood friend still doing odd jobs at the Shaolin Temple.

Wang Cheng, wanting to be an unknown little monk, decided to take Fei Xuzhu with him.

Wang Cheng had Xu Zhu accompany him as they strolled around Shaolin Temple. Most of the young monks and high-ranking monks in the temple knew Wang Cheng.

Wang Cheng easily reached the Bodhi Courtyard and found out that the Shaolin Temple's Yi Jin Jing was in the Bodhi Courtyard, not in the Shaolin Temple's Sutra Repository.

Wang Cheng saw that the Bodhi Courtyard of Shaolin Temple was also heavily guarded, with many Shaolin monks guarding it, such as Master Xuannan, who was guarding the Bodhi Courtyard of Shaolin Temple.

Moreover, Wang Cheng sensed that there were even more powerful monks in the Bodhi Courtyard guarding the Yi Jin Jing of Shaolin Temple, whose aura was even stronger than that of Abbot Xuanci of Shaolin Temple.

Wang Cheng realized that unless he joined the Shaolin Temple, he would have no way to steal the Yi Jin Jing (Muscle/Tendon Changing Classic).

Because he had learned from the monks since childhood that the only person guarding the Yi Jin Jing at Shaolin Temple besides Master Xuan Nan was someone in the Bodhi Courtyard who was of a higher seniority and had stronger martial arts skills.

Wang Cheng doesn't know the name of the great monk yet. It is said that the great monk is not present one day a month, but since he is not a Shaolin disciple, he has no idea which day the great monk will be absent from Bodhi Temple.

After all, the Yi Jin Jing of Shaolin Temple is a treasure of Shaolin Temple, and it is quite normal for it to be guarded by highly skilled Shaolin monks.

Wang Cheng immediately took out his savings from the years, four Bone-Changing Pills, and one Blood Ginseng Pill.

Wang Cheng had left five Bone-Changing Pills. Now he took out four, plus the one he gave to Master Xuanku, so he would have to use up five Bone-Changing Pills at once.

However, this should be enough to earn the opportunity to enter the Shaolin Temple's Sutra Repository and learn the 72 Shaolin Arts.

After all, he didn't have the same level of martial arts skills as Xiao Feng's father, Xiao Yuanshan, who could directly infiltrate the Shaolin Temple's Sutra Pavilion and steal the Shaolin Temple's secret techniques.

Moreover, there was a mysterious sweeping monk in the Shaolin Temple's Sutra Pavilion. Wang Cheng knew that there was no way he could hide anything from this super master.

After making up his mind to become a Shaolin disciple, Wang Cheng immediately took out his treasured possessions that he had kept for many years.

He said he wanted to become a disciple of Shaolin Temple and learn the 72 Shaolin Arts.

Master Xuanku was overjoyed upon hearing this. He had seen the items that Wang Cheng had brought out, and they were all rare and precious treasures.

Not to mention him, there were actually some treasures among these things that could increase one's internal strength, and one of his grandmaster uncles desperately needed them.

This grandmaster is at a critical stage in breaking through his martial arts. If he had such a treasure that could increase his internal strength, Shaolin Temple would have another super master.

So he confidently told Wang Cheng that he should be able to join the Shaolin Temple directly and have the opportunity to learn one of the 72 Shaolin Arts.

However, it's unclear which eminent monk will be chosen as Wang Cheng's master.

Overall, their seniority should be quite high.

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