Princess Xiangrui in Huanzhu

Mork doesn't care about Schinbuch's future or whether he will return to the right path. He just wants to fulfill his master's last wish.

Schinbuhe always complained that the master was unfair to both of them, but in fact the master loved Schinbuhe the most.

Schinbuhe was an abandoned baby. After being picked up by their master, the master always treated him as his own child.

But Schinbuch always felt that others treated him unfairly and that they treated him differently.

Mork didn't want to argue with Schinbuch. After all, there were more important things in his life.

Later, Schinbuhe was dissatisfied with his master's decision to pass the throne to him, and in anger he rebelled against his master. His master has been worried about him ever since.

Before he died, he held Mork's hand and said, "Mork, Schinbuch is your fellow apprentice after all. You must take good care of him. If he does something wrong, you must..."

Before he could finish his words, his master passed away, but Mork understood the implication of his words.

He had also been keeping an eye on Schinbuch over the years, and when he saw that he was going further and further off the track, he decided to intervene.

The person that Schinbuch hated the most was Mork.

Their master is an all-rounder, proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, painting, the five elements, the eight trigrams, and martial arts.

As their apprentice, I have some knowledge of these things.

But Mork is extremely talented and can achieve twice the result with half the effort in everything he does, as if he was born to be the chosen one.

Schinbuch had a strong sense of self-esteem and naturally did not want to be left behind, but no matter how hard he tried he could not surpass Mork.

Schinbuch is a complete idiot when it comes to martial arts. No matter how hard he tries, he is still pathetically weak.

Gradually his psychology became distorted.

"Morke, stop lecturing me! How capable do you think you are when even the master couldn't stop it?" Schinbuch looked at Morke with contempt, as if he was overestimating his own abilities.

"I won't persuade you, and there's no need to. I'm here just to stop you." Mork was still so concise and to the point. It was Mork's dead look that made Schinbuch so annoyed.

"Why are you pretending to be so noble?" Schinbuch looked at Mork fiercely, "Do you dare to say that it was not you who did it that day?"

The reason why he hated Mork so much was because of one thing.

At that time, Schinbuch was dissatisfied with his master's decision to appoint Mork, so he gathered a few fellow apprentices to ask his master for an explanation.

Although the master was reluctant, he had no choice but to agree.

It was proposed that Schinbuch and Molke should compete fairly.

If they were to compete in martial arts, Schinbuch would surely be asking for trouble and humiliation, so Schinbuch took advantage of the situation and claimed that he wanted to compete with Mork in fortune-telling.

Mork did not comment, and the two parted unhappily after making an appointment.

Soon the day of the showdown arrived, and he suddenly felt unwell that day, with shortness of breath and a quickening heartbeat.

Schinbuch was not a man who gave up easily, and he dragged his sick body to the appointment.

The result is predictable. Even Schinbuch in his prime might not have won against Mork, let alone a sick Schinbuch.

Schinbuch lost without any surprise. He was sure that it must have been Mork's doing.

Otherwise, he has always been in good health, so how could it be such a coincidence that he fell ill on the eve of the game.

But he had no evidence and could only watch as Mork got the position he had always dreamed of.

Because of this incident, he left his master's school and set up his own school.

"Whether you believe it or not, I don't bother to use such crooked methods."

"Oh!" Schinbuch turned his face away, but his expression clearly showed disbelief.

"Ahem! Maybe someone will pay attention to me!" Jia raised her hand tremblingly. She was held in the hand of the tall Mork like a chick.

She felt that even if she was not killed by Schinbuch, she would be strangled by Mork, and even if she was not strangled, she would die from excessive blood loss.

Mork just discovered that he was holding someone in his hands.

"Sorry." Mork calmly threw Jia...down.

Jiaya was left confused and sat on the ground in a daze.

No, what is going on?

"Brother, before Master died, he said that if you still persist in your wrongdoings, you will suffer the consequences in the future."

"Stop misleading people with your lies. I am also proficient in the art of the five elements and eight trigrams."

"You know, if a doctor can't treat himself, you can't even calculate your own destiny." Mork exposed Schinbuch's disguise without emotion.

"So what if that's the case? I've figured out who the real child of destiny is! I will help him accomplish great things."

Schinbuhe was muttering like a madman, his eyes gradually becoming straight.

Mork shook his head. Schinbuch had obviously gone crazy.

He also fulfilled his master's last wish.

Let go of the need to help others and respect the fate of others.

"Schinbuch, I will not let you do whatever you want and bring disgrace upon our sect."

"I haven't been one for a long time!" Schinbuch retorted with his neck stiff, "I have already started my own business. You can't threaten me."

"Really? Then I can enforce justice without any scruples." Mork froze suddenly when he saw Schinbuch's smug face.

Yes, the reason why he was able to get away with his previous crazy provocations was because his sect had a rule that fellow disciples were not allowed to kill each other.

But now Schinbuch claims that he is no longer a member of the sect, so Mork can kill him to enforce justice.

Thinking of this, Schinbuch's face turned green. But he couldn't beg for mercy from his former enemy.

Jia watched the whole process from the side, and her heart tightened when she saw Mork's attention shifted here.

A sharp pain hit her neck. Good, she knew it (;′??Д??`)

Mork rescued Jia, and Schinbuch felt it was a pity, but not surprised.

If there is Yu, why is there Liang? Does he have to live under Mork's shadow all his life?

Schinbuch thought with gloomy eyes.

Mork is a martial arts expert, so even carrying a person is no problem for him, and it is easy for him.

Jiaya suffered a lot. She was already covered in wounds, and now someone was carrying her in the air and doing some trapeze.

What's more frightening is that Mork is worried that Jia will be restless, so every time she wakes up, she is knocked out again, and then wakes up again and is knocked out again...

Mork has always been simple and rough in doing things.

Where is Mork going to take Jia?

He observed the stars at night and calculated with his fingers, and knew that his unruly junior brother was causing trouble again.

In order to prevent any mistakes from happening, Mork forcibly took Jia away.

Anyway, his smart junior brother will take care of the aftermath himself.

The purpose of his trip was Princess Hexi's mansion.

This is also calculated, although I don’t know what the relationship is between the two.

But according to the hexagram, this is how it should be.

Mork has always respected fate, so he was quite smart and sent Jia directly to the princess's mansion to ensure that nothing would go wrong.

"call out--"

Jia came into a free fall.

Jia: I really tied Q.