Fang Qing stayed in Luoyang for several days. After comprehending the Great Tribulation of Wind and Rain, he finally decided to leave Luoyang for Chang'an and open Duke Yang's Treasury.
Before leaving Luoyang, however, Fang Qing visited Xu Kaishan, the leader of the Great Ming Venerable Cult hidden within the city, and obtained another martial arts manual from him.
"Root Wisdom Scripture of Controlling All Laws."
Fang Qing felt no psychological burden whatsoever about taking the Root Wisdom Scripture of Controlling All Laws from Xu Kaishan. The Great Ming Venerable Cult used the Northern Horse Gang as a front, trading exclusively with the tribes beyond the frontier and selling warhorses south for enormous profits. In truth, they colluded with wolf bandits and the Hu people in all manner of evil.
Thus, Fang Qing directly dealt with the entire Great Ming Venerable Cult and seized the Root Wisdom Scripture of Controlling All Laws.
The Root Wisdom Scripture of Controlling All Laws was the Great Ming Venerable Cult's divine art manual. It was renowned throughout the Great Tang World. What especially drew attention was its emphasis on the "wisdom" possessed by a cultivator, allowing one to constantly elevate one's wisdom and comprehend the origins of heaven and earth, eventually reaching a state where one could command countless divine abilities and methods through supreme wisdom.
If one could truly cultivate it to its ultimate limit, one could "control all laws."
It certainly had an imposing name.
Though Root Wisdom Scripture of Controlling All Laws was an exceptionally long name for a cultivation method, much longer than ordinary martial arts manuals, it could actually be explained in two parts. The first was "Root Wisdom Scripture," which focused on constantly raising one's wisdom and spiritual intelligence until reaching an incomparably profound realm. The second was