This Qing is wrong

Chapter 84 A Salute Without Violation

Only Li Changqing didn't know it. He only had a brief understanding of the history of this parallel world, and he didn't study it in depth.

For one thing, Li Changqing didn't have that much time.

Secondly, Li Changqing does not have so many historical books.

The Tang Dynasty was far away from the Qing Dynasty after all.

However, Zhang Hao's face became very embarrassing and Li Changqing could still see it.

The next moment, Zhang Hao, who was in a bad mood, was too lazy to continue talking nonsense, and planned to kill the two guards beside Li Changqing first, and then knocked Li Changqing unconscious and took him away.

Suddenly, Zhang Hao rushed towards Zhang Jianfei, raised his right palm, and shouted like a mantra: "Dali..."

Halfway through the incantation, Zhang Hao suddenly froze, standing in front of Li Changqing and the others in a daze.

Immediately afterwards, he straightened his body, put his feet together, straightened his raised right arm to a 45-degree angle, and shouted: "I will die for the great general!"

Zhang Jianfei, who was just about to strike back with his sword, staggered and almost fell to the ground. This turning point was a bit 'waist'...

Hao Zhongzhong, who was on the other side, said in admiration, "As expected of a great general, his domineering aura is shocked, and all the younger generations will bow down to him."

After finishing speaking, Hao Zhongzhong realized that what he said was wrong, and scolded him too...

But the words have already been spoken, Hao Zhongcheng will naturally not change his words in front of the boss Li Changqing.

In Zhang Hao's previous observations, he saw Zhang Jianfei and Hao Zhongcheng report to Li Changqing with a salute, so he "spirited in a hurry" and repented of using this method to put away his ultimate move and express his loyalty to Li Changqing.

"Put away the swords, he's one of our own now."

Li Changqing gave instructions to Hao Zhongzhong and Zhang Jianfei on the left and right, then looked at Zhang Hao who was still maintaining a saluting posture, and said broadly: "I can feel your loyalty.

Jingchen, this is a military salute to defeat the Qing army. You don't need to keep your right hand up all the time, just raise it once. "

Zhang Hao lowered his arm in embarrassment after hearing this. He just didn't know how to explain that he wanted to kill Zhang Jianfei, so he forgot to lower his arm for a while...

As for the change of loyalty, outsiders seem to be full of flaws, but Zhang Hao himself feels very normal, because he believes that Li Changqing in front of him is the true Buddha faith he has been pursuing all his life!
If Li Changqing told Zhang Hao that he was the reincarnation of Buddha, Zhang Hao would believe it 100%!

This is illogical mind control!
Comparing Buddhist scriptures and brainwashing to mind control, it’s like going to a kindergarten class to single out the champion of the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship...

"The general laughed at me. Since the subordinates are under the command of the general, this title is naturally unnecessary. The subordinates still know the principle of doing as the Romans do in the countryside. From now on, the general will just call his subordinate Zhang Hao."

Li Changqing nodded slightly, expressing satisfaction.

In the Western Regions, introductory disciples of Buddhism (that is, monks with cultivation level) always call themselves Dharma titles in front of outsiders, and they don't know their names.

After entering Buddhism, the Dharma name basically replaces the status of the name.

Zhang Hao only used his name after entering the Central Plains as a spy.

After all, he entered the Buddhist sect since he was a child, and his reputation abroad is all about the name of the Dharma. Except for his loved ones, no one knows that his real name is Zhang Hao.

Zhang Hao's abandonment of the dharma name he has used for decades is also an attitude of expressing his loyalty.

Even if this attitude doesn't make much sense in Li Changqing's eyes...

After all, Li Changqing already knew the effect of mind control, so he was sure that Zhang Hao could not betray him.

But truly loyal people tend to be as comprehensive as possible.

"Zhang Hao, tell me your purpose of intercepting us this time."

"Reporting to the General, I was deceived by lard..."

As soon as Zhang Hao opened his mouth, Li Changqing interrupted: "There is no need to mention the nonsense of self-blame, I know your loyalty, and the previous things are past the past.

To answer my question directly. "

"Yes, General.

I really planned to ask the general to go to the Western Regions to receive Buddhist baptism. "

Li Changqing frowned slightly: "You came all the way from the Western Regions to this land in the south of the sky, why?"

"Originally, the task I received was to collect intelligence on the Central Plains. The Western Regions would send Buddhist disciples like me to infiltrate the Central Plains every year to learn about the situation in the Central Plains. If there was a chance, they would cause chaos in the Central Plains.

And the general's ability is very suitable for the battlefield, so I thought I shouldn't have before, and wanted to bring the general to the Western Regions to claim credit..."

After hearing this, Li Changqing couldn't help but suddenly realized that the persona he created for himself was a favorite in the eyes of those outside forces!

This is not good news for Li Changqing now...

Now that the mind control places are used up again, Li Changqing's sense of security plummets.

"Zhang Hao, what is your cultivation level now?"

"I'm a monk now."

"impossible!"

Zhang Jianfei on the side immediately retorted.

In Zhang Jianfei's cognition, monks are only comparable to martial arts of the eighth-rank explosive power realm, or even slightly inferior, only better than those who have just entered the rank.

Zhang Hao can quietly evade his perception, how could he be so weak?
Hearing Zhang Jianfei's rebuttal, Zhang Hao immediately understood that this Central Plains warrior had misunderstood the Buddhist cultivation system.

This is not a rare thing in the Central Plains.

"Our Buddhist cultivation system is divided into two types, unlike the Wufu cultivation system, where each grade and realm are distinct.

I followed the martial monk training system. Before I entered the Dharma Protector King Kong realm, I was always considered a monk.

However, my combat power should be equivalent to the fifth-rank realm of your Central Plains warriors. After all, I am only one step away from the Dharma Protector King Kong realm.

And the combat strength of the Dharma Guardian Diamond Realm is about the same as that of your Central Plains Wufu's fourth rank.

The martial monk training route I belong to, just like the Central Plains martial arts, only cultivates physical martial arts, but it needs to be accompanied by Buddhism to stabilize the state, so there is no need to temper and give birth to a ray of energy by yourself, and it is not necessary to be like a martial arts master. It is necessary to practice gods to make up for one's own weaknesses and lay the foundation for the next realm.

However, the difficulty of our monk's practice route is not simpler than that of martial arts, so there is another easier practice system in Buddhism-Zen Master.

As long as the mind has been cleansed by the Dharma and abide by the clear rules and precepts, you can become a Buddhist monk, and then continue to practice your own Buddhist profound meaning, practice Zen, and escape into Buddhism, you can become a Zen master.

Zen masters major in spirituality, and the body is more fragile than Taoism, so we need monks to protect the Dharma.

Although Zen masters are not powerful in combat, Buddhism preaching mainly relies on Zen masters' lectures, and they are the foundation of Buddhism.

Those of us who follow the monk training system can only be regarded as Buddhist thugs. "

Thank you Daoist Wuliang Tianzun for rewarding 500 starting coins.

Thank you for being blocked again and rewarding 100 starting coins.

(End of this chapter)