If Fame Came, It Would Go to the Liu Clan; If a Tall Tree Drew the Wind, the Gale Would Go to the Liu Clan
In the corner.
After Liu Ruoyu's voice fell, a glint suddenly flashed in the eyes of a person who hadn't said much from beginning to end.
"As expected, another clever person has emerged from the Liu Clan."
Afterwards, Liu Ruoyu shared his thoughts and insights with everyone.
It's said to be a notification, but it carries more of a reminder.
The reactions of those present varied.
Some people agree with this, saying that what Liu Ruoyu said really hit the nail on the head.
However, some people cannot understand this. After years of cultivation, the Liu Clan has kept a low profile for so long. Any other Liu Clan would find it difficult to remain calm and composed after secretly preserving so much strength. It is a kind of self-criticism.
Some even directly questioned Liu Ruoyu, asking what the point of cultivation was if it wasn't about gaining a powerful status. Was he supposed to keep telling himself he was inferior until he was ultimately deceived himself?
In addition, some people's attitude is more like, "What you said does make a lot of sense, but I don't think we need to take it too seriously."
In contrast, those who agreed with it were actually the smallest group.
As the one who first raised these points, Liu Ruoyu did not respond to these opposing views and related questions; he simply shook his head slightly.
Of those who have come this far, how many are truly resolute?
A strong will is essential, and a crucial aspect of this is having faith in one's own judgment.
Even if what he says is absolutely correct, it still needs to be judged by others.
With a thousand people and a thousand perspectives, how could their views and judgments possibly be consistent?
Saying more won't be of much use.
That's all I have to say.
In the corner, the man looked at Liu Ruoyu, whose expression clearly showed more helplessness and sorrow, and gently shook his head:
"It's a problem that things get out of control when they're too big for their britches; we need to start addressing this from a young age, but it's already commendable that people are aware of it."
A while later.
The topic was brought back to Lu Changzhi's matter.
"So, how do we push that kid to the forefront?"
Liu Ruoyu did not participate in the discussion, but simply let everyone discuss among themselves.
After careful consideration, the group, taking into account the importance of the matter, the difficulty of participation, and the need to truly assess Lu Changzhi's abilities, made the following decision:
Send Lu Changzhi to the Emperor Dao.
The Emperor Dao is an extremely ancient artifact, dating back tens of thousands of years.
Above the Emperor Dao, the auras of several Emperor Realm powerhouses remain, serving as a test to temper everyone who steps onto the Emperor Dao.
Generally speaking, the stronger a person's comprehensive abilities in terms of talent, strength, methods, and mindset, the further they can go on the Emperor Dao.
On the Emperor Dao, how far a person can go is often seen by the world as a standard for measuring strength. When major forces are preparing to make their descendants famous, they all have the desire to use the Emperor Dao.
How far can the Emperor Road lead? Ever since the Descent the imperial prince of their Liu Clan, the world has never ceased to pay attention to this question.
But even now, the emperor's son has never walked the Emperor Dao.
Therefore, the powerful members of the Liu Clan were well aware of the attention this matter would attract.
And this is precisely the best test of Lu Changzhi's sheep's abilities.
If one can live up to the title of Imperial Son bestowed upon him by the Liu Clan, then he is valuable and worthy of further investment.
If that's not possible, then try to maximize its value in other ways.
The ability to Grasp of Return to the Void approach to the "Return to Emptiness" technique is, in any case, a highly valuable mind.
"Earthly Dao?"
On Hidden Origin Peak, Lu Changzhi was slightly taken aback when he first heard the term.
However, he quickly realized that it probably wasn't this "place".
He focused his mind on the jade slip given to him by Liang Si.
Sure enough, they quickly found information about the Emperor Dao, which was also a place recommended by Liang Si.
After reading it.
Lu Changzhi then became somewhat disheartened.
"This kind of thing seems more suitable for Xiao Ye to do."
For him, this fact was so classic that it was almost cliché.
Whether it's the Emperor Dao, climbing a tower, or taking steps, they are all essentially the same—it's all about who's the most powerful.
"However, although it's not very interesting, perhaps we can let them go up there for a walk. It would be a good opportunity to see if the disciple we've painstakingly nurtured for so long has managed to make a genius look like a mediocre person."
With this thought in mind, Lu Changzhi made his decision.
Go.
It doesn't matter if they become famous or become great trees; the fame belongs to the Liu Clan, and if the great tree attracts wind, that too belongs to the Liu Clan.
Since the other party has voluntarily taken the blame, how can we not offer some thanks?
After listening for a while, seeing that the discussion had subsided, Lu Changzhi also withdrew his attention from the disc.
Coming to his senses, he glanced around and saw that all three were waiting for him to continue.
Lu Changzhi couldn't help but smile and looked at Qin Li:
"You just said it couldn't be used?"
Qin Li nodded and said:
"I do have that feeling, but perhaps it's just an illusion."
Lu Changzhi had given her an abundance of time.
She had so much money that she gave it a good talking-to.
In her previous life, she discovered this White Tiger Token within the White Tiger Clan.
Initially, the White Tiger Clan Chief asked her to try to recognize this item as her own.
However, the moment the blood was dripped onto the object, a terrifying pressure emanated from it.
Many years later, she still remembers that figure from behind.
That shout of "Get out!" stirred her mind and caused her to spit out a mouthful of blood.
That injury she suffered back then reduced her strength by more than 30%.
This made her journey to the White Tiger Clan a perilous one.
If she hadn't left so decisively, she even doubted whether she would have stayed with the White Tiger Clan, because the White Tiger Clan Chief's expression changed noticeably when he saw that she had failed to contact the token.
Back then, her strength was far beyond what it is now.
If someone could injure her so badly back then, what would happen now that she's relatively weaker?
But the situation is different in this lifetime.
Qin Li quickly remembered the gift her master gave her when she first entered Hidden Origin Peak.
The essence blood of the White Tiger is extremely pure.
Now, thinking back on it all, and considering the White Tiger Token, she had some new guesses in her mind.
Perhaps, this was something Master took when he visited the White Tiger Clan.
In his previous life, although he couldn't remember many details, it was highly likely that it was a trap deliberately set by the White Tiger Clan, in order to maintain the limited nature of the Dragon Race bloodline, just like the Dragon Race.
If that's the case, now that the White Tiger Token is in my master's hands, why should I worry?
The object of calamity in my past life—in this life, even with my master by my side, have I lost the courage to face it?
Obviously not.
At that moment, Qin Li said to Lu Changzhi again:
"Master, this disciple intends to give it a try."