Ch. 381The Hoodwinking Continues
Wang Hao persuaded the Confucian School’s eight patriarchs to focus on education and cooperate with Zhu Yanzu’s plan to gather Human Dao Fortune. He also proposed that they pass the Karmic Cause and Effect bound to their remaining ancient swords to a powerful Fortune-holder, leaving the patriarchs to weigh the risk of giving up their greatest weapons.
- Wang Hao criticized the Confucian School for preserving martial texts while neglecting its educational mission, and the eight patriarchs began to accept his argument.
- Wang Hao urged the patriarchs to join Zhu Yanzu’s education department and share in Human Dao Fortune to offset their Karmic Cause and Effect.
- Wang Hao told the patriarchs that giving away their ancient swords could transfer much of the Karmic Cause and Effect to another person.
- The patriarchs hesitated over surrendering their remaining swords, which served as the Confucian School’s strongest defense.
- Wang Hao hinted that the Tribulation Lords of the Ten Directions would need Human Dao Fortune and might be forced to accept the swords, then warned the patriarchs not to reveal his scheme.