As for the Yin-Yang Sect, certain self-righteous defenders of the way or hot-blooded youths fresh out of the gate might cry for blood, but to someone like Zhang Tie, who had truly experienced and witnessed too much darkness and so-called justice that twisted black into white, it was nothing more than something to laugh off. He was remarkably magnanimous about it.
In Zhang Tie's view, the Yin-Yang Sect's only misfortune might have been provoking the Martial Emperor. The grudge between the Martial Emperor Temple and the Yin-Yang Sect had nothing to do with him. Other than that, he truly could not see what outrageously immoral deeds this sect had committed.
Take Jiang Ruoxin and Ji Yuelan, for instance. Everyone said that Yin-Yang Sect disciples, men and women alike, were **** without restraint, despicable and shameless. Yet only Zhang Tie knew that both women were in fact pure as ice and jade. There was no need to mention Jiang Ruoxin—she was entirely untouched. Even Ji Yuelan, who seemed so uninhibited in her conduct, had never truly experienced a man. And judging by the two women's daily conversations, they were no different from ordinary sect disciples. Jiang Ruoxin was highly purposeful in her actions, but she was not without principles.
Just a few days after Zhang Tie began serving at the Dragon Emperor Pavilion, no one knew what methods Jiang Ruoxin had used, but she and Ji Yuelan officially joined the Earth Treasure Court, received transfer orders, and remained in Dragon Emperor City.
These two women did have some skills.
Jiang Ruoxin became an assistant at a sub-court of the Earth Treasure Court, while Ji Yuelan became a Divine General guard within the Earth Treasure Court.
After joining the Earth Treasure Court, the two met with Zhang Tie once in the little