Arranging the Martial Dao (Part Two)

Although the three men chosen by Bi Changsheng—Xu Haomiao and the other two—were only of average strength, they had managed to lead their respective factions in surviving under the watchful eye of the Great Sun Empire for so many years. They clearly had some real skill.

Thus, under the governance of the three of them, Great Xia's national strength steadily rose, saving Bi Changsheng a great deal of effort.

After basically stabilizing the situation in Great Xia, Bi Changsheng issued Xu Haomiao and the other two an important order.

That was to spread the martial path extensively throughout Great Xia, build a large number of martial academies, and provide martial artists with suitable avenues for advancement.

Bi Changsheng did this precisely to strengthen Great Xia's martial path and make it easier for him to continue deducing the road ahead.

The idea of spreading the martial path extensively had actually already occurred to Bi Changsheng before the Age of Dharma Decline.

It was just that the immortal path had ultimately been dominant back then. In addition, Bi Changsheng had lacked the power to suppress everything, so he had not acted rashly.

Now that spiritual energy had only just begun to revive and the immortal path was still in decline, this could be said to be the perfect opportunity Bi Changsheng had been waiting for.

More importantly, with Bi Changsheng's current strength, he could suppress every opposing voice.

As Bi Changsheng's order was issued, martial academies rose from the ground one after another, while a large number of martial scriptures spread throughout the Southern Border.

In the blink of an eye, another fifty years passed since Great Xia was founded.

Just as Bi Changsheng had expected, after his plan to make the world martial had been implemented, the martial factions throughout the