The counterattack of the villains

Chapter 81 School Development Plan
After the delivery guy and the matchmaker were sent away, only Ruan's family was left in the courtyard.

With the matchmaker's words, the marriage is settled, and Li Mu and Ruan Xiong's family can change their minds.

All that is left is to invite Mr. Bazi to combine the horoscope, and then calculate an auspicious day, and then the wedding can be held.

As for the three letters and six ceremonies, this is a process, not as necessary as the matchmaker's words.

Usually, this process is only required when the marriage is completely arranged by the order of the parents without free love.

Given the situation of Li Mu and Ruan Xingzhu, there was no need to do anything more.

Besides, Li Mu is a person who has no home, or has a home and cannot return. Although he is not married, the wedding still has to be held in the Ruan family, so there is no need to pay so much attention.

In the hall, Ruan Xiong said to Li Mu: "My son-in-law, after you left home, the old man returned all the apprentices' last year's repairs, and no longer opened the door to teach apprentices."

"Those eight children were specially left for you by the old man. They have a clean background and know the basics. You might as well accept them as your disciples. They will be your very good help in the future."

"I have also discussed with their parents. I know that I want to worship martial arts masters as teachers and learn advanced martial arts. Their parents are very supportive."

This is the role of contacts, Li Muxin said happily: "My father-in-law is thoughtful, so let's do it according to my father-in-law's wishes!"

In this era, "adult" is used to address parents and elders, not officials.

Therefore, there is nothing wrong with calling him "father-in-law" or "father-in-law".

But if you call any official an adult, others will be confused, because that is tantamount to recognizing your father.

Ruan Xiong nodded in relief, and said again: "Does the son-in-law want to establish a gang or a sect? Can you think of a good name?"

Li Mudao: "My son-in-law wants to create a sect, and the name is 'Sky Sword Sect'."

"Sects are divided into inner sect and outer sect, and disciples are divided into five classes: personal disciples, elite disciples, inner disciples, outer disciples, and disciples."

"In the initial stage, the younger son-in-law will accept his own disciples and teach martial arts in person."

"After the personal disciples have completed their studies, the scope of disciple recruitment will be expanded, and the personal disciples will teach martial arts to form the inner sect."

"Elite disciples are selected from the inner disciples, which is the cornerstone and mainstay of the martial arts."

"When the number of disciples from the inner sect reaches a certain level, we can expand the number of recruits again, form an outer sect, send out disciples from the inner sect to teach martial arts, and then select the best ones to enter the inner sect."

"As for the disciples, it is a part independent of the inner door and outer door."

"Anyone who is willing to join the Sky Sword Sect and abide by the rules of the Sky Sword Sect is a disciple of the Sky Sword Sect."

"The disciples are supported by the sect, and the basic monthly rules are distributed every month, and they can also get some martial arts teachings. Naturally, they have to work for the sect."

"There are also rewards for those who have meritorious service in the sect. According to the merits, they may be rewarded with money or taught advanced martial arts."

"The above is my son-in-law's martial arts development plan. I wonder if my father-in-law has anything to add?"

What Li Mu said was very clear, and Ruan Xiong's family could hear it clearly. After thinking about it for a while, they found that they couldn't find anything to add.

After all, having been the head of the sect for 20 years, Li Mu is very familiar with developing a sect from scratch.

That is to say, in this era, the control of human trading is extremely strict. The slaves and the master's family are equivalent to contract workers, not prostitution, and slaves are not cheap.

So Li Mu couldn't operate like Xiaoao Shijie, otherwise he could completely copy the success of Huashan School, which would be easier.

Ruan Xiong said in admiration: "My son-in-law is a great talent. This plan takes into account the characteristics of sects and gangs. If it develops, the future will be limitless."

"Maybe even in the future, we can fight against Shaolin and the Beggars' Gang, and compete for the title of the most powerful force in the rivers and lakes."

He could see very clearly that the inner and outer sects were the martial arts heritage of the Changkong Sword Sect, and the disciples were equivalent to raising a private army.

Although it is looser than a real army, it is still a considerable force when it grows to a certain number, at least stronger than those bandits.

Because even disciples can also learn some martial arts of the sect, even if it is relatively superficial martial arts, it is not comparable to bandits and bandits.

The most important thing is that disciples also have to abide by the rules of the sect, and will not do evil like bandits and bandits, which will lead to encirclement and suppression by the government.

Ruan Xiong continued: "Then it's still the old problem. The son-in-law's development plan is very good, but this plan needs sufficient financial support."

Li Mu turned around and opened the bag on the coffee table beside him, revealing the wooden box inside, and said to Ruan Xiong, "This box contains 28 taels of Jiaozi."

"This is only the first batch. Other funds can be released at any time if needed."

Ruan Xiong lifted his spirits and said, "That's enough. When the money is almost spent, I believe that the Sky Sword Sect will already be able to generate income on its own."

"The wealth in the hands of the virtuous son-in-law must be of great significance to Dali. If you can't use it too much, try not to use it."

"On the contrary, if there is a surplus in the future, it is best to make up for the 28 taels."

After listening to Ruan Xiong's words, a warm current rose in Li Mu's heart. This is the real family, who will really consider you.

Although this is not the case at all, Ruan Xiong's ability to think of these is enough to be called an extraordinary insight.

Li Mu said sincerely, "Father-in-law is wise, let's just do it and see! We'll talk about the future, it depends on the situation."

Ruan Xiong smiled and nodded in relief.

Li Mu looked outside the hall and said, "It's better for my son-in-law to accept the eight children first and establish a name, so my son-in-law can start teaching martial arts as soon as possible."

"Alright." Ruan Xiong said to Ruan Baiming, "Ming'er, go and call them all in!"

"Okay." Ruan Baiming, who was sitting next to Li Mu, got up happily, and ran out of the hall to call his friends.

Ruan Xiong looked at Li Mu again and said, "Because I had this plan from the beginning, so shortly after you left, I passed on the Nine Yin Magic Art to them. Son-in-law, don't blame me for making my own decisions."

Li Mu smiled and said, "What did my father-in-law say, it's too late for my son-in-law to be grateful!"

Jiuyin Magic is Li Mu's name for the chapter on Yijin forging bones.

This exercise is the foundation and core of the "Nine Yin Manual", just like the "Nine Yang Magic" is in the "Nine Yang Manual", it is not wrong to call it the "Nine Yin Magic".

In today's era of prosperous martial arts and widespread internal strength, the level of martial arts depends more on the depth of internal strength, and the moves are secondary.

Only in the era when internal strength is gradually declining, martial arts talents will put more effort into studying martial arts moves and win with skills.

So Li Mu was very happy to hear that Ruan Xiong had passed on the Nine Yin Magic Art to his eight children since a year ago.

The sooner a direct disciple under his seat starts to practice, the better it will be for his development plan.

(End of this chapter)