Starting My Cultivation With Time Management

Chapter 734 Tiannan Xu's Counterattack

The real Yunhong looks like a mature man in his thirties.

Although he usually speaks softly and kindly, but when he gestures, he often has a persuasive demeanor.

Coupled with the deep background of the Zhao family in Guyuan behind him, many Kunlun real people are naturally willing to make friends with him, or help him do something within their ability, in exchange for the friendship of this big man - this senior brother Zhao When Kunlun looked after him, Qiu Changtian hadn't paid homage to Kunlun Mountain yet.

Therefore, to a certain extent, this Zhao Jinghong is a super-enhanced version of Song He—after all, Song He neither has connections in Kunlun for hundreds of years, nor does he have a powerful Xiuxian family to support him.

Facing Song He, Qiu Changtian didn't even need to make a move, as long as he put the evidence against him in front of the teacher Ziwei, Song He would die directly.

But for Zhao Jinghong... First of all, there must be no evidence against him.

With this real Yunhong's status, if he really wanted to embarrass anyone, he didn't even need to do it himself, someone would naturally do it for him.

Even if it is not done properly, what damage can he suffer? It's all just the assertions of the subordinates.

Because of this, Qiu Changtian couldn't fight back personally, so he could only instruct his junior sister Xu Yinglian to let Tiannan Xu's family come to see the tricks.

Nascent Soul monks have a long lifespan, and a head teacher often has to stay in the position for a long time, and will also provide huge benefits for the family behind him during his reign.

The current head teacher of Ziwei is from the Ge family, the last head teacher of Kunlun is from the Luo family, and the previous one is from the Xu family... The Zhao family in Guyuan is bound to win the position of the next head teacher, but the Tiannan Xu family has been absent for two consecutive generations. The blessings brought by him have been exhausted, so how are you willing to give up your position?

After all, who stipulated that the position of head teacher of Kunlun must be held by the four major families in line?

Therefore, Tiannan Xu's family quickly made a sharp counterattack and notified in private:

All the monks in the Xu family's camp will give priority to implementing Chang Geng's Guanzhong defense strategy.

The so-called priority of implementation essentially means no time to participate in the surprise attack plan of Master Yunhong, which expresses his rejection of the Zhao family.

Guyuan Zhao’s response was also very quick, and they internally notified almost tit-for-tat that all the monks in the Zhao family’s camp would give priority to follow the dispatch arrangements of Master Yunhong (no longer listen to Master Chang Geng).

The defensive strategy in Guanzhong requires a large number of manpower, but the surprise attack on Beimang only requires the elite, that is, the higher the level of cultivation and fighting skills, the better.

Because the Xu family expressed a non-cooperative attitude, there were a lot of vacancies in the original surprise attack team list, and high-level monks were a minority after all.

The Zhao family dispatched more high-level monks than originally planned, but it was not enough to fill the original vacancy, so they had to lobby the Luo family for help and send more people.

As for Qiu Changtian's defense strategy, because the requirements for the monks are not high, it only allowed Tiannan Xu's family to have more than a hundred monks, and easily made up for the absence of the Zhao family's monks, without even asking Ge home for help.

The Zhao family in Guyuan was deflated, and then carried out a corresponding second counterattack:

They found Chisong Immortal and accused the Xu family of such despicable infighting behavior.

Immortal Chisong also had a headache when he heard it. After all, the Xu family didn't say do not support Reverend Yunhong, but only cooperate with Reverend Chang Geng first, what can he do?

This is a monastic sect, not a secular court! Moreover, Immortal Chisong is not the ancestor of the Demon Cult, so it is naturally impossible to press down on the people below and say No! You must not give priority to cooperating with Master Chang Geng's plan, isn't that clearly pulling sideways?

After all, this immortal has lived for a long time, and of course he will not be troubled by this kind of internal strife. Even if he asks the people from the Zhao family to go back, he will call in the head teacher Ziwei and leave the mess to him to solve it.

Ziwei's head teacher is from the Ge family, so she has something to say about it:

Yunhong's surprise attack plan is too risky. If the Demon Sect knew about it in advance, there would be no advantage at all.

Aren't all the people in the hall that day from our own? Chisong Immortal asked leisurely.

Yes. Headmaster Ziwei replied, All the Kunlun elders present are the mainstay of the sect. The real ones are only Chang Geng and Yunhong.

The mainstay of the sect means that personal interests are highly tied to Kunlun, and it is absolutely impossible to betray.

Immortal Chisong also felt relieved, waved his hand and said:

Since that's the case, that kid Yunhong wants to try a trick, let him try it?

Actually, this is also good. If you win, the credit for this battle will go to the Zhao family; if you lose, the Zhao family will be the main loser anyway, so the Xu family won't make trouble and come to my place to make noise.

This... Headmaster Kunlun frowned.

If the immortal didn't make it clear, even if the surprise attack was successful, part of the credit would fall on Qiu Changtian's head. After all, this plan was kept secret from most of the Kunlun monks beforehand. Everyone only knew that Master Chang Geng was in charge of the war, so the prestige of the final victory would naturally belong to him.

But Chisong Immortal said so, it is tantamount to a clear score: the Zhao family belongs to the Zhao family, and the Xu family belongs to the Xu family.

If the surprise attack on Beiman Mountain was successful, it would be a great deal of credit; as for Qiu Changtian's defense plan in Guanzhong, what credit could there be?

Even if every mine is well guarded, everyone only thinks that it should be done. If they can't keep it, it will become a huge mistake.

If it is really necessary to distinguish so clearly, it will definitely be detrimental to Qiu Changtian.

Thinking of this, the teacher Ziwei even had some dark thoughts for a while: If the surprise attack on Beimang Mountain suffered a major failure, would it appear that Chang Geng is mature and prudent, and has the foresight?

But after all, he is the head teacher of Kunlun, with an open mind, he quickly put such thoughts behind him.

Not to mention anything else, even if Yunhong took Chang Geng's position as head teacher in the end, he would not choose to harm the interests of the Kunlun Sect in order to prevent this.

Since Chang Geng thought that Yunhong's strategy was too radical, let the facts speak for themselves.

If Chang Geng's prediction is wrong, I naturally have nothing to say.

Of course, if Chang Geng is proved to be right in the end, then I will have to come and talk to the immortal.

What's going on with the Xu family and the Zhao family? In order to fight for power and profit, it is really wrong to turn the sect into a mess!

Thinking about it this way, Headmaster Ziwei didn't say much, just said goodbye and left cleanly.

So only the Red Pine Immortal was left in front of the Tianmen Hall. He sat alone under the withered pine, facing the stone chessboard in front of him, holding black in his left hand and white in his right hand, playing chess happily.

One is radical and the other is conservative. Hey, these two are interesting.

It's just that the position of the head teacher of Kunlun is determined by a victory or defeat? According to my opinion, those who are defeated and not discouraged are more suitable to lead the sect than those who win and are proud.

Let's continue to observe carefully to see how the tempers of these two people are, so we can draw conclusions later.