After seeing this task suddenly pop up—without even giving him the option to refuse, automatically marking it as accepted—countless question marks sprang into Ye Weiming's mind.
Looking across all the great and renowned sects under heaven, how had the Quanzhen Sect become the sect most beneficial to Yang Guo's growth?
What would Shaolin Temple think? What would Wudang Mountain think? What would the Mount Hua Sect think...
Never mind Shaolin Temple, that monk temple where one had to become a monk to learn its core arts. No matter how one looked at it, wasn't Wudang far superior to the Quanzhen Sect?
The Quanzhen Sect was an orthodox Daoist school. Was Wudang not?
The Quanzhen Sect had Wang Chongyang, the Number One Under Heaven who had been dead for who knew how long in the storyline. Wudang, meanwhile, had a living legend at the height of his powers—Zhang Sanfeng!
Ye Weiming knew the Quanzhen Seven, the current leaders of the Quanzhen Sect, but their relationship went no further than acquaintances.
His ties with Wudang Mountain, on the other hand, were practically like having his own backyard there.
The hundred-year-old top-tier BOSS Zhang Sanfeng thought highly of him, while the Wudang Seven Heroes treated him like a brother. If Ye Weiming personally brought Yang Guo to Wudang, he could not promise anything else, but he could guarantee that Yang Guo would live more comfortably on Wudang Mountain than Song Qingshu.
Wait...
Ye Weiming suddenly realized that, as a story character, Yang Guo apparently could not have overly bizarre cross-storyline interactions in his growth path.
Besides, according to the theory that Heaven and Earth are merciless, treating all things as bootlickers, sending Yang Guo to Wudang Mountain might not actually be such a good idea.
Forget it!
Whatever the reason, the system