Li Junzi looked at Cui Hao in surprise.
Leaving everything else aside, his tone alone sounded quite genuine.
And yet... for some reason, coming from Cui Hao's mouth, it always made one feel a little suspicious-are you sure you're not pulling my leg?
Though Li Junzi said nothing, Cui Hao could still detect that trace of suspicion in her eyes.
Without another word, Cui Hao gently raised his hand and lightly wrote in the air-Clear Wind.
A clear breeze blew past, brushing straight against the heart.
Writing without any physical medium was indeed an ability available only from the Book-Expanding Realm onward.
Much as she disliked admitting it, this somewhat flippant-looking Cui Hao before her really did seem to be a genius Confucian Cultivator.
Li Junzi asked, "Then are you in the Understanding Principle Realm or the Confucian Scholar Realm now?"
Cui Hao chuckled and shook his head slightly.
Li Junzi's eyes widened, and she exclaimed in astonishment, "You're a Great Confucian?!"
Was this really how the world worked?!
Cui Hao spread his hands and answered, "No, I'm still in the Book-Expanding Realm."
Li Junzi was briefly speechless. Now she understood why her disciple had wanted this fellow to shut up.
With that way of speaking, he really did make it hard for people to restrain themselves.
But if Cui Hao was telling the truth, then the man before her was unquestionably a genius Confucian Cultivator.
In talent alone, he might very well surpass even Lin Luoyu.
If he would settle down and study, he might have an even better chance of becoming a Second Sage.
Still, she did not know whether having another Second Sage who excelled at bootlicking would be good or bad for the Confucian Dao.
Li Junzi studied Cui Hao seriously once more and asked:
"Since