Looking at the rit Golden Light that could bring them enormous benefits, they couldn’t touch even a fraction of it.
Imdiately, soone showed a look of jealousy and resentnt, and said fiercely, "Yun Ran must have encountered so fateful encounter we’re unaware of.
We are all Xuann people, having such an encounter and enjoying it alone is too selfish, if you ask , we should go find her!"
This shaless talk unexpectedly received recognition from many.
Even so who considered themselves righteous chose to remain silent at this mont, unable to resist such temptation.
At most, when the ti cos, they won’t follow others to force Yun Ran to hand over all the rit Golden Light.
Only a few individuals felt very angry about this, but they were too young, without much authority, and their words of opposition caused not even a ripple.
"You are still too young to know how important and rare opportunities are for Xuann people.
Do you think having a conscience can grant you a chance to beco a saint? And that’s rit Golden Light, you may be noble, but don’t obstruct others’ opportunity to climb higher!
If you weren’t from a prestigious family, your recent words would be enough to ruin your own future, think wisely!"
The young people who had encountered Yun Ran in the Xuann Competition listened to this twisted rhetoric, filled with sha.
For the first ti, they felt that the current Xuann forces are really corrupt.
Especially when they saw those who wanted to seek Yun Ran for opportunity to benefit the entire Xuann, looking extrely excited.
They clearly knew that now, even if the emperor himself ca, he wouldn’t be able to stop these people.
Greed is the most terrifying thing.
"Even though we can’t find Yun Ran now, she definitely has to return to Qingfeng Temple, we should go wait for her there!"
"Yes, that’s right, I’ve said it before, Yun Ran is a little girl who hasn’t grown up yet, why should she occupy such a good place.
Looking at it now, this little girl is cunning, hiding all the good things.
Now, she even wants to monopolize this much rit Golden Light opportunity, not giving any Xuann people a way to live!"
"Let’s go, we’re heading to Qingfeng Temple now, I refuse to believe she can stand against so many Xuann forces alone!"
...
As those people spoke more excitedly, it seed Yun Ran had already beco a heinous villain, one that must be torn apart to calm the public.
Only a few saw these people’s crazed behavior, and began to feel a faint sense of unease.
They imdiately felt like retreating inwardly.
But this doesn’t an they are kind-hearted, or sympathetic.
This slightly insane scene simply made them feel things were about to slip out of control, and they didn’t want to be involved.
Xin Fu, during this ti, secretly gathered many people to use as his own.
He has a talent for judging people, and Yun Ran and Ginsengfruit gave him significant power.
Anyone who passed his assessnt could directly beco a disciple at Qingfeng Temple.
It showed the benefits of gathering disciples for Qingfeng Temple during this ti.
The frenzy of those coveting Yun Ran’s rit Golden Light quickly spread.
Seeing the ssage on his phone, Xin Fu’s brow furrowed tightly.
He hadn’t expected these people to find such a far-fetched reason to cause trouble for Qingfeng Temple.
In this short year, Qingfeng Temple’s developnt could be described as rapid.
But their overall strength is still sowhat strained against those Mystical Sect families.
After a mont’s thought, Xin Fu decided, no matter what, he would live and die with Qingfeng Temple.
Soon, Xin Fu sent a group ssage to the disciples who passed his assessnt.
Everyone, return to Qingfeng Temple as quickly as possible.
Of course, if anyone doesn’t wish to, he wouldn’t pursue them, but this ti you give up the opportunity to live and die with Qingfeng Temple.
Once Qingfeng Temple overcos this, anyone who withdrew won’t have another chance to step into Qingfeng Temple’s grounds.
After sending the ssage, Xin Fu headed back directly, without checking how many were willing or gave up.
Fortunately, Xin Fu’s judgnt of people was indeed accurate; everyone who received his group ssage replied: [Received!]
None chose to back down, fearing death, and abandoning Qingfeng Temple at this ti.
Junior Master naturally also received this ssage.
He looked at the placard that now resembled ordinary wood, and then at Qingfeng Temple’s peaceful and harmonious mountain.
Ultimately, he decided to stay here and continue guarding Qingfeng Temple.
As for Yun Ran, Junior Master had already planned a hundred and eight punishnts for her in his mind.
Others raise children fearing they’ll be lazy or fail.
He raises Yun Ran, fearing that she might disappear one day.
Now thinking back to when the Sect Leader’s expression appeared so cheaply gleeful when he agreed to teach and raise Yun Ran.
Junior Master’s mind was filled with one word: Tricked!!!
Taking a deep breath, Junior Master walked out of the antechamber.
In Qingfeng Temple, many other Xuann people still stayed here for ’exchange and learning.’
To prevent them from causing trouble, Junior Master imdiately headed to the largest martial arts plaza at Qingfeng Temple.
With just a light stomp, the Great Seal that Yun Ran had embedded underground, similar in material to the Soul-locking Chain from the Ghost World, imdiately activated.
Those ditating in their rooms suddenly felt the previously comfortable and smooth aura had changed.
Several people stepped out of their rooms and exchanged glances.
"Does anyone else feel like this aura has a hint of killing intent?"
If one person feels this way, it might be an illusion, but if many feel the sa, it is likely real.
"Has sothing happened? Why did things suddenly change?"
Soone suddenly recalled a booklet of precautions given by the attendants when they moved in.
"I rember, in the corner of those precautions, it said if Qingfeng Temple encountered trouble, it would activate the Mountain Protection Array.
During that ti, during our cultivation, we might sense a trace of killing intent, though this won’t affect our practice."
This imdiately startled many.
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