Although Daoist Wen Jing had firmly talked her way through it, she herself had truly fallen into danger.
The Western Teachings had now developed murderous intent toward the South Sea Sea God. The background he had crafted for the South Sea Sea God—a simple-minded member of the Human Teaching—was already becoming unstable...
Fortunately, he had always kept his true identity hidden.
Looking at it now, all the effort he had spent back then to separate the three identities of the Human Teachings Lesser Mage, the South Sea Sea God, and a Du Xian Sect disciple had truly not been wasted.
It was not as though there were no Hidden Dangers now. After all, he had to consider sudden incidents such as Ao Yi having his soul searched, Ao Yi being controlled in mind, Ao Yi being thrown into an Oil Pot, and so on.
But it was still far better than Li Changshou directly exposing himself to the sight of the Western Teachings' many experts...
Caught in the whirlpool of these great sects, how could he better protect himself?
Li Changshou knew that the reason he felt somewhat passive now was, at its root, because he had cultivated for too short a time and had not accumulated enough. Thus, amid such great storms and events, he could not bring every aspect into play and act to perfection.
He could not help sinking into thought.
To protect himself well, he naturally needed to "hide deeply," "run quickly," "understand the greater currents," and "cling to powerful thighs."
Blindly hiding was not reliable. Only by proving his value could he truly cling firmly to a powerful thigh, which meant he had to keep moving along the edge of this whirlpool...
It was like a vicious circle.
Today, the Western Teachings had produced a