Liangliang watched Du Sifang, visibly moved. As the saying went, one could infer the whole from a single detail; details determined success or failure. Though the master and disciple hadn't known each other long, Liangliang had already gained a pretty good understanding of the young man before her.
"Come to think of it, you should be thanking our boss even more." Liangliang pointed toward him.
"Quick! Say thank you!"
Without hesitation, Du Sifang continued, respectfully kowtowing three times to Li Pu.
"Thank you, benefactor."
After all, without him, he might never have learned the secret of the Secondary Awakening of Body Martial Soul—and might even have died at the hands of some villain.
Li Pu gave an awkward smile, then asked, "Do you know who the Martial Arts Alliance Leader is?"
It was a test. Anyone from China, whether in ancient or modern times, would be able to answer it.
Du Sifang looked confused. "Huh?"
He genuinely seemed not to understand what that meant.
Could he be a foreigner? Or someone from another world? Li Pu wondered.
So he asked again, "Let me ask you something else. What was the world like in your previous life?"
Du Sifang looked even more bewildered, as though he had no idea what Li Pu was talking about.
"Then why did you kneel and kowtow?" Li Pu asked again.
Du Sifang answered earnestly, "In my eyes, the teacher who imparts knowledge is no different from a parent, and is even the equal of a king. Besides, this is a solution to the weakness of the Body Sect. Forget me kowtowing to you—even the entire Body Sect could kowtow to you."
As he spoke, he kowtowed three more times, not caring at all about the wound on his forehead. Du Dadan also supported his son's