Now, in the mortal world of A Chinese Ghost Story, the disciples of the Ten Disciples of the Nine Provinces Divine Sect were spread throughout the ten directions.
Among them, the disciples of Shi Zhixuan and Zhu Yuyan were by far the most numerous.
Next came military commanders such as Lu Bu, Xiang Yu, and Han Xin.
They mainly recruited soldiers, so most of the disciples they taught were also military men.
Zhang Liang went to academies and other places to seek out talented individuals, so most of his disciples were scholars. Each was elegant and graceful, carrying a treasured sword. What they practiced was the foundational swordsmanship of the Heavenly Evasion Swordplay. Given enough time, it was easy to foresee that the world would soon have batch after batch of heroic figures who could ride the wind with swords, traveling through the heavens and earth to vanquish demons.
Huang Yaoshi and Feng Qingyang traveled together. Most of the disciples they sought were young ladies, young masters, and heirs from declining families, as well as gifted individuals from small sects. Thus, although they did not have many disciples, every one of them was an elite;
Li Xunhuan had only recruited a dozen or so disciples.
If he had not felt so embarrassed, he might have recruited only one. But when he remembered that he was the eldest disciple of the Nine Provinces Divine Sect and that Ding Ling had given him an order, he lowered his standards for disciples again and again.
In the end, he had found only a dozen or so. The few he had recruited earlier had already been taken to the moon.
Those few had already consumed far too much of his effort.
Among the dozen or so disciples he had sought out, he had truly