As the four of them—Zheng Qian and the others—were surrounded by the Li family guards--
Soon, five luxuriously dressed old men, their true qi surging around them, pushed through the crowd and appeared before the four.
One of them stepped forward and shouted coldly:
"Elder Wang, Second Master Sun, General Liu! Shouldn't the three of you be guarding the South City District with our family head?
Why have you suddenly come to the Li family, injured our guards, and smashed down our gate?
If you don't give us an explanation today, don't blame the Li family for turning against you!"
Unfortunately, neither Zheng Qian nor Wang Junhao and the other two paid him any attention.
Wang Junhao, who had grown cunning with age, instead introduced them to Zheng Qian:
"Senior, all five of them are Innate Realm elders of the Li family. Aside from the leading Grand Elder, who is in the late Innate Realm, the other four are all at the mid Innate Realm."
Judging by age, Wang Junhao was old enough to be Zheng Qian's grandfather.
Yet he now referred to himself as a junior, which made Zheng Qian feel extremely uncomfortable.
Still, he was too lazy to correct him.
In the novels Zheng Qian had read in his previous life, there was a saying:
"There are only four forms of address in the cultivation world: senior, fellow daoist, little friend, and ant.
"Anyone stronger than you is naturally a senior. Someone at your level is a fellow daoist. Someone weaker than you, but with status, connections, or potential, is a little friend. As for those you can casually crush, they are ants."
This way of addressing people was not only applicable in the cultivation world. It worked just as well in the martial arts world.
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