Qi Xuansu and the fat monk stood opposite each other. Qi Xuansu instantly sobered up and subconsciously rested his hand on the handle of the Divine Dragon Pistol on his waist. He could already see that the monk in front of him did not have good intentions.0

However, Qi Xuansu was overthinking this.0

The monk was on the way to the restaurant northwest of Longmen Prefecture when he met Qi Xuansu, who startled him first. The former decided not to spend the night in the brothel because of the important gathering at the restaurant.0

The monk’s Buddhist name was Deng Hua. He was originally the monk in charge of lighting the fire in Jingchan Temple’s Xiangji Kitchen. His superior at the time—the abbot of Xiangji Kitchen—was an irritable man with cultivation, often venting his anger on Monk Deng Hua. Thus, Monk Deng Hua was beaten badly several times. Out of resentment, Monk Deng Hua secretly learned the skills of Jingchan Temple.0

Although the Buddhist Sect imitated the Daoist Order in restructuring, its curriculum and system were not as strict and regulated as the Daoist Order’s. If one studied hard, one...0