This Jinyiwei is obviously super strong but draws too much

Chapter 889
"Huo Yunqi was taken away by Lingwu?"

Hearing the news from Jin Yiwei, Lu Hanjiang was a little surprised. He also had a relationship with this eminent monk who is famous all over the world. On the night when Qian Xiaoxiao completely abandoned his fantasy, this old monk was on the right side.

Lu Hanjiang didn't have much impression of Monk Ling Wu. This man was about the same age as Shang Yangzi, the former great elder of Wudang, but his martial arts were comparable to others. There was really nothing to be concerned about.

But when Kuai Baihu heard about this, he was quite concerned and said: "My lord, although Monk Lingwu's martial arts is not obvious, but this person is not a simple person like a gangster."

"Oh?" Lu Hanjiang became interested and asked, "Is there anything special about this person?"

Kuai Baihu nodded and said: "My lord, Monk Lingwu's martial arts are not high, but his background is extraordinary. He is a direct disciple of the previous generation of Shaolin abbot, and he is also a unique descendant of one person and one lineage."

"The abbot of the previous generation of Shaolin?" Lu Hanjiang tried his best to recall the glory of Shaolin, but found that there was nothing worth paying attention to.

The facts are indeed true. Heroes emerge in endlessly. Unless they are those who are earth-shattering, the average person will hardly remember anything in the past three to fifty years, except for their own family members.

For example, Qi Yunzi, the famous head teacher of Wudang in the past, his master is rarely known. Similarly, the name and achievements of his master, the abbot Lingxu who is now Megatron Wulin, are basically unknown.

Even if it is as strong as Shaolin Wudang, it is impossible for the generations of masters to be all great talents, and the head of the great sect is often held by mediocre people.

However, the mediocrity of these people is compared to the ancestors of the same sect, and compared to other figures in the world at the same time, it will naturally not be too far behind.

So at this time Kuai Baihu suddenly mentioned about the previous Shaolin abbot, Lu Hanjiang didn't have the slightest impression at all.

However, what the other party said made him discover something interesting, and Lu Hanjiang asked with great interest: "Wait a minute, you said that Monk Lingwu is the sole descendant of the previous abbot of Northern Shaolin, that is to say, the current abbot Lingxu, isn't he?" A disciple of the previous abbot?"

Although the power in Jianghu is not as powerful as that of aristocratic families, and there is such a clear system of eldest son succession, there are also primary and secondary schools in Jianghu sects.

For example, in the Wudang sect, Qi Yunzi's master lineage is the master, and when it comes to Qi Yunzi Shangyangzi's generation, he is the head teacher.

The Seven Masters of Wudang, who learned from Qi Yunzi, are not actually the seven with the highest martial arts in martial arts. Shangyangzi also has a direct disciple left behind, and his martial arts are not inferior to these seven, but when choosing the next master, Wudang will only choose from Considering these seven people, this is the difference between primary and secondary.

Similarly, the Shaolin School, which is as famous as Wudang, also has almost the same rules. Although they cannot be written in plain language, they actually exist in the inheritance choices of the past dynasties.

If Monk Lingwu is really a single lineage descendant of the previous abbot, then the support he can get will surpass the current abbot Lingxu by an overwhelming advantage.

This is not to underestimate Abbot Lingxu's ability, but the background of Shaolin's main lineage inheritance is here. Under normal circumstances, the difficulty for outsiders to get to the top is infinitely close to zero.

Unless Monk Lingwu lost the chain himself, or something happened to Shaolin, otherwise this kind of thing is generally impossible to happen.

Sure enough, as Lu Hanjiang expected, only Kuai Baihu explained; "Abbot Lingxu is indeed not the direct successor of the previous abbot. It is said that after Abbot Juefa passed away, Monk Lingwu voluntarily gave up the position of abbot. Successfully ascended."

Juefa is the abbot of the previous generation of Shaolin. Lu Hanjiang asked curiously: "When Juefa passed away, there should be some changes in Shaolin, right?"

"Adults predict things like gods."

Kuai Baihu hurriedly said: "When Xuantian Cult Master made great achievements and went south to intimidate the righteous way, Northern Shaolin was the first to bear the brunt. According to Chuan Jue Fa, he died at the hands of Xuantian Cult Master."

"Is there such a thing?" Lu Hanjiang was stunned for a moment, and then felt something wrong. He said in a puzzled way: "No, if even the abbot Juefa died at the hands of the Xuantian leader, how could the North Shaolin Alone?"

"Maybe it's because the successor of the Xuantian Sect is weak." Kuai Baihu smiled awkwardly. He is actually not much older than Lu Hanjiang's real age. When the Xuantian Sect swept the righteous way back then, he was just a kid. How could he know that? How detailed.

Kuai Baihu probably just said a few words for fun, but Lu Hanjiang was really interested in this enlightened monk, but at the moment the other party didn't do anything amazing, so he didn't catch his eyes yet.

After all, at this moment, the thousand-faced Dharma King who made trouble in front of his eyes was the first object to be dealt with.

Lu Hanjiang temporarily exposed the matter between Huo Yunqi and Ling Wu, and he asked instead: "What actions has the Thousand Faced Dharma King made recently?"

The destruction of the Huo family did attract Lu Hanjiang's attention. This matter was indeed Jin Yiwei's dereliction of duty. Before Qianmian Dharma King took action, they had not received any news at all.

This time it was indeed Jin Yiwei who underestimated Gongsun Huan.

Although Lu Hanjiang didn't care about the life and death of a group of Jiang Hu people, their life and death should not be decided by the Thousand Faces Dharma King at will, especially under Jin Yiwei's nose, the actions of the other party were more like slaps in the face than provocations.

Sensing Lu Hanjiang's emotional change, Kuai Baihu quickly said seriously: "Reporting to my lord, the Thousand-Mian Dharma King has restrained himself recently, and it seems that it is because the Shangguan family has intervened."

Lu Hanjiang raised his eyebrows slightly, and suddenly realized that if Kuai Baihu hadn't raised his mouth, he would have almost forgotten that there was a Shangguan Beicang in this matter. The young master Shangguan is also true.

"So, Wen Shenyang has healed from his injury?" Lu Hanjiang asked.

Kuai Baihu said ashamedly: "The martial arts of the humble rank is low, I really can't see the depth of this person, but Wen Shenyang easily killed more than ten masters under King Qianmian, so there should be no serious problems."

Lu Hanjiang stroked his chin, and said with some regret: "He didn't go to trouble Tianquan immediately."

What happened that day, after a little thought, one could suspect Tianquan and Yue Lifeng, but now he doesn't show his face at all, while Tianquan stays in the city brightly, this person really can't bear it.

However, Lu Hanjiang accidentally helped Tianquan in this matter. Although Wen Shenyang guessed who the murderer was that day, he did not act immediately.

The reason is that Lu Hanjiang, the big disciple of the Xiaoyao Sect who suddenly disappeared, Wen Shenyang was worried that the other party would lure the king into the urn and set a trap, so the more alone Tianquan was, the more defenseless he was, the less he dared to make a move.

Although Wen Shenyang was hesitant, he didn't do nothing. The masters of the Shangguan family had already rushed from Jiangnan at a very fast speed after he flew the book, and they couldn't deal with Tianquan and Yuelifeng. He will not let go of the thousand-faced Dharma King who dances the most.

(End of this chapter)