To Establish Ruler and Subject, the Three Houses Must Unite

If Huang Yaoshi could train such loyal disciples, he could train a group of absolutely loyal bodyguards for Guo Jing and the emperor.

Having absolute loyalty means you have nothing to fear from your subjects hindering you.

Huang Yaoshi, in particular, is ruthless and sometimes has a bottom line in his actions, and sometimes he doesn't.

This perfectly compensates for Huang Rong's lack of shrewdness and Guo Jing's excessive honesty.

With Huang Rong there to keep him in check, there's no fear of Huang Yaoshi doing anything to Guo Jing; it's like putting a noose around the unruly Huang Yaoshi.

The father and daughter were intertwined and checked each other, ultimately benefiting Guo Jing the most.

These were schemes that Ji Boying kept hidden in his heart and never spoke aloud.

Huang Rong was now genuinely interested, but she still had a worry in her heart.

With her head down and face flushed, she secretly glanced at Guo Jing was completely dumbfounded.

"But my father, my father doesn't like it... he doesn't like it..."

"Your father doesn't like Guo Jing, that silly, dull-witted boy, does he?"

Ji Boying voiced Huang Rong's concerns.

"There's no need to worry about that. A maverick like Huang Yaoshi would probably find it interesting to raise a simpleton as emperor. Once Guo Jing improves his skills, your father won't mind anymore. I'll also help him out and make sure you two can be together in the end."

"By then, how could a father-in-law not love his son-in-law?"

Huang Rong blushed and buried her head in Guo Jing's arms.

Such beautiful affection between young lovers naturally brought smiles to the faces of these grown men.

At this moment, everyone remembered the songs that Huang Rong often sang.

These are naturally the tunes that Huang Yaoshi often sang.

Most of them were filled with sorrow and indignation at the devastation of their country.

They hadn't thought of this crucial point before, but after Ji Boying's explanation, they naturally understood that Huang Yaoshi was a loyal and patriotic person.

The only difference is that the loyal ruler is not the current Song emperor.

"If... we really have to raise an army, where will we find soldiers? Where will we get supplies, weapons, and armor?"

Yang Tiexin has some unfinished things in his family studies, so naturally he can understand the key better than these people in the world.

"I have no shortage of soldiers. I already have a plan in mind. The first one is the Quanzhen Sect. Are they willing to carry on the legacy of Patriarch Chongyang and do their part for the people of the world?"

Everyone's eyes were fixed on them, and Ma Yu, Qiu Chuji, and Wang Chuyi felt Mo Da pressure.

"We... we, we are all weak-minded and weak. We are all Jianghu people. If we can assassinate an enemy general, we can give it a try. Going into battle is really not what we are good at... Ah, by the way, we are most afraid of Temujin now, so why not assassinate him?"

People are always prone to being conservative when their own interests are involved.

But Ji Boying was unwilling to let them disembark.

"Assassination is like drinking poison to quench thirst; it won't work."

Ji Boying explained, "It's the way things are. Even if it weren't Temüjin, there would be someone else. Temüjin's generals also included ordinary grooms and herdsmen, yet they also became generals. How could killing them solve the problem?"

"Back then, Emperor Gaozu of Han was merely a village head, and the founding heroes of the Han Dynasty included jailers and butchers. In total, they were only capable of managing one county. There are so many counties in the country. Even if Liu Bang and Xiao He were killed, if other counties had the opportunity, wouldn't their butchers and jailers have achieved something great?"

Ma Yu remained silent. When it came to the general trend of history, his knowledge was far inferior to that of Ji Boying, and he had nothing to say.

"As for the Quanzhen Sect, their martial arts are all from the martial arts world, so there's no need to worry about them. I've already made plans."

Ji Boying offered words of comfort with a smile, but to Ma Yu, that smile was actually a painful reminder.

Ji Boying finally finished displaying his map of the Yan State, and Wang Chuyi was a little apprehensive.

Was it the Quanzhen Sect that was plotting against Ji Boying, hoping to use him to glorify their Quanzhen Sect, or Ji Boying have a plan all along, wanting to leverage the power of the Quanzhen Sect?

Now the Quanzhen Sect had given up all their skills, and the entire sect was being driven by Ji Boying to charge into battle. It felt like they had lost both their wife and their army, but they had no words to refute it.

"The Maiden of Yue Sword Technique of yesteryear has now been deduced to contain a portion of its true essence. Combined with my Mount Song Sword, it has become a superior battlefield sword technique. It can not only enable experts to charge into battle and be invincible, but also enable ordinary soldiers to cooperate with each other and fight bravely against the enemy."

"The Quanzhen Swordsmanship is powerful, and many of its disciples are also sword masters. They will naturally be able to master this swordsmanship with ease and quickly form a fighting force, becoming an elite unit. They would probably be hard to beat in the Great Jin Dynasty and the Song Court. With such strength, why worry about not being able to accomplish great things?"

It's truly a case of shooting oneself in the foot; Qiu Chuji and his Qiu Chuji did contribute to the creation of this sword technique.

Now that they've brought their status here, the three of them thought about it, gritted their teeth, and, in a fit of youthful exuberance, got a little carried away.

After all, it was the legacy of Patriarch Chongyang, and they also had a strong sense of chivalry.

Swayed by Ji Boying's sweet talk, he truly believed that Guo Jing was the only choice to become emperor, and decided to give it a shot.

If this matter can be brought to fruition, the Quanzhen Sect will surely expand even further!

"There's no need to worry about weapons and armor. After the defeat of Patriarch Chongyang, he went into seclusion in the Tomb of the Living Dead. He built a large Ancient Tomb to cover his tracks, but in reality, the tomb is full of traps and also contains provisions and weapons, waiting for the day when he can make a comeback. Now is the time for the Quanzhen Sect to use these resources and carry on the Patriarch's legacy!"

Qiu Chuji and Wang Chuyi clenched their fists, also moved by Wang Chongyang's painstaking efforts and painstaking dedication.

The early death of the patriarch was undoubtedly due to unfulfilled ambitions and grief.

Although they were both self-taught, they had a deep bond with their master, who had been incredibly kind to them. Now it was time for them to give it their all!

"Guo Jing, come with me first. There are other things to arrange, and we'll go find more soldiers to help us! I already have a plan in mind; I can easily raise at least 100,000 troops."

Everyone was even more alarmed.

It was only at this moment that we realized how terrifying Ji Boying was.

That was truly a far-sighted scheme.

The Maiden of Yue Sword Technique was prepared for the Quanzhen Sect, but who was the Yang Family Spear Technique prepared for?

They had already figured out that Ji Boying had already decided on his next victim and was confident in his plan.

If they could truly muster 100,000 troops, all trained in the spear and sword techniques created by Ji Boying, such strength would be unstoppable, at the very least, by the aging and decadent Jin Dynasty Great Song.

For a moment, images of golden armor and iron horses seemed to float on the surging Yangtze River.

It seems that something that looked so far away is actually right before our eyes.

Yang Tiexin, the Six Freaks of Jiangnan, and others followed Qiu Chuji and his group back to the Quanzhen Sect.

While training Quanzhen Sect disciples, they also prepared to open the Ancient Tomb's treasure vault.

Ji Boying led Guo Jing and Huang Rong across the Yangtze River.