Martial Arts: The First Genius Doctor in Jianghu

Chapter 75 Answer ([-])

The village that seems to have been established not long ago has been deserted, leaving only the sky full of yellow sand and howling.

"You are still here." Li Huanmeng pushed open the door and walked into the room.

Xie Chen didn't look back at him, but said with emotion: "I still remember the first time I saw you here."

Li Huanmeng said: "At that time we were just having our own ghosts."

Xie Chen said: "Yes, but, what about this time?"

Li Huanmeng said frankly: "I don't know."

Xie Chen said: "Maybe I should let Zhao Tiefeng bring someone to kill you."

Li Huanmeng said: "Then did you tell him?"

Xie Chen didn't answer.

Li Huanmeng smiled and said: "So I am not the only one who is stupid at this time."

Xie Chen still remained silent, just looking at the dusty tables and chairs in the room,
Li Huanmeng said: "Actually, sometimes I think, if I have a chance, maybe I would like to be your friend."

"I'm afraid I don't have such thoughts." Xie Chen finally responded.

Li Huanmeng said: "That's right, although you and I can understand, but we voluntarily stand on opposite sides. We all know what is right and wrong, but we have made different choices. Maybe this shows that no matter what , we're not going to be friends."

Xie Chen said: "In fact, compared to your boring nonsense, I want to know how you sent that letter to me."

Li Huanmeng shook his folding fan lightly and said with a smile: "I remember telling you that I always have many ways to ask people to do things for me without going against other people's wishes."

Xie Chen sighed, did not continue to entangle on this topic, but said: "Lou Xinghe is dead?"

Li Huanmeng said: "Yes, this time he is really dead."

Xie Chen didn't speak again.

Li Huanmeng said: "Don't you want to ask him why he wants to die?"

Xie Chen said: "If I ask, will you answer? If you don't want to answer, why should I ask?"

Li Huanmeng said: "If I don't want to say it, why should I ask you to come?"

Xie Chen was silent.

Li Huanmeng said: "You really haven't thought about why I wrote to ask you to come here?"

Xie Chen said: "I thought about it, but I don't want to think about it anymore."

Li Huanmeng was puzzled.

"The matter has come to an end, even if I speculate on the purpose of your letter to me, it will not help. As for saying that you want to kill me, I don't think you need to worry too much. After all, such a rough plan is not like your handwriting by Li Huanmeng. Now, even if you want to win by surprise, I actually don't think I need to be too afraid."

Li Huanmeng smiled and shook his head: "You really look down on me who killed Lou Xinghe?"

Xie Chen said: "If I wanted to kill you, you would be dead now."

Li Huanmeng said helplessly: "Yes, my martial arts are always very poor."

Xie Chen ignored it.

Li Huanmeng seemed a little helpless and said: "There is no need to go around any more detours, I will tell you the truth. Lou Xinghe committed suicide."

"En." Xie Chen responded, as if not surprised.

"He didn't have any plan to feign death to take the opportunity to choose a successor. All he did was adhering to the idea of ​​'as long as I die, the person who can solve the opponent is the most suitable person to lead the Demon Cult'." Li Huanmeng sighed .

"It's strange that you call yourself the Devil's Cult."

"Really? In fact, I think the Devil's Cult sounds nice, but the Holy Cult is stupid. We are the devils who have no scruples and do all kinds of evil. Why do we act like we are doing the right thing? We are doing very bad and evil things. Li Huanmeng sneered, "It's like Lou Xinghe, he thinks that even if he left behind the end of the civil strife, so what? Lou Xinghe is Lou Xinghe, how can others What does it have to do with him, Lou Xinghe?"

"That's right, Li Huanmeng in the eyes of others is not the real Li Huanmeng after all." Xie Chen sighed.

"Before he died, he told me that something happened to him when he was a teenager, so he fled all the way from the Central Plains to the Western Regions, and joined the religion in order to protect himself." Li Huanmeng seemed a little funny, "It's like you gave yourself Made up stories, but Lou Xinghe's story is true."

"En." Xie Chen responded to show that he was listening.

"Just like you and me, Lou Xinghe is also a sensible person, so during the siege back then, he didn't care, and he didn't even want to take action, but someone forced him."

"Someone forced him?" Xie Chen frowned.

"Yes, this is the secret that Lou Xinghe told me before he died." Li Huanmeng said, "You can take what I say next as the sowing of a devil, but I still want to continue. Lou Xinghe Before he died, he told me that among the righteous people who went to the Central Plains to encircle and suppress, there was someone who was behind his disaster, and this person was able to approach him quietly and leave a message, forcing him to save the Four Saints teach."

After hearing this, Xie Chen pondered for a long time before saying: "Why did Lou Xinghe fall into the Western Region?"

Li Huanmeng said: "He didn't tell me."

"Then how can he conclude that the people who threatened him later must be the righteous people?"

Li Huanmeng said: "He didn't say either."

Xie Chen said: "Even if Lou Xinghe had a feud and ran away in the Central Plains, it's not surprising, but why did that person want to keep the Four Sages? Isn't this a little unreasonable? What's more, that person is How do you know that Lou Xinghe can turn the tide? If I know rightly, before Lou Xinghe fought all the heroes alone, no one has ever known that his martial arts are so powerful."

"Yes, the question you asked was exactly what I questioned him at the time, but he avoided talking about it all. He just repeated one thing, that is, the black hand behind the scenes back then had a big plan, and, it must be Those who returned to the Central Plains alive after that.”

After all, he didn't say any more, just turned around and went outside the house.Only Xie Chen sat in the room and let out a long sigh.

(End of the Four Saints)
(End of this chapter)