With a flash of inspiration in his mind, Ah Biao seemed to have suddenly thought of something. He couldn't help but widen his eyes slightly. He looked at Chen Xi in horror and asked, "You, you, you are a necromancer?!!"
It was no wonder that Ah Biao was so shocked.
As an ancient inheritance passed down from ancient times, the necromancer inheritance was much more mysterious than the martial arts inheritance that rose later.
Judging from the current situation in Huaxia, although the martial arts craze was fierce and had forcibly opened up a new era of martial arts practice, there were only a few strong people who could really practice Transforming Strength and even practice to the Gang State.
The reason was not that there was no martial arts genius among the 1.3 billion people in Hua Xia, but it was because of the inherent flaw of the martial arts inheritance.
After all, martial arts was only the product of the necromancer inheritance's decline. It could not be compared with the inheritance of the necromancer.
Did you not see …
How many of the masters at the top of the Heaven List had really entered the Dao through martial arts?
They relied on their age, experience, and combined with the cultivation methods of the necromancer to cultivate both internal and external, thus stepping into the Celestial Being Realm in one fell swoop.
And this was the real reason why Yu Jingzi's incomplete cultivation method was sold for five million.
It had been more than four years since the Wu Lian officially implemented the first five-year plan.
Seeing that the martial arts craze was getting more and more intense, the necromancer inheritance had not caused much of a stir.
Was there no one left in the necromancer inheritance?
Obviously not.
Therefore, it was necessary to mention the classic slogan that Wang Chunju shouted at an internal meeting. That was —
"Grasp the sequence of the times, subvert and create the future!"
With the momentum of a thunderbolt, they forcefully incorporated all the necromancer inheritances in Hua Xia, and then secretly promoted the rise of the martial arts craze.
When the ordinary people gradually accepted the existence of the martial arts, which was far beyond ordinary people, the first five-year plan would be considered to have been successfully achieved.
This plan was also called the Tinder Plan by the Wu Lian.
Yu Jingzi had always thought that the Wu Lian was suppressing the cultivation inheritance, so he took the risk of preaching under Tiananmen Square, so he would not understand …
How narrow-minded he was.
In fact, as a state department, how could the Wu Lian make any decisions that would harm the country's interests?
Grasp the sequence of the times, subvert and create the future.
Did they really think that this was just a slogan?
Revolution does not have to be initiated by the masses. It can also be carried out by the masses led by the state.
Since the country wanted to take the lead in starting a revolution, problems would follow …
Whose life were they going to overthrow?
The answer was obvious.
That was …
The revolution is the fate of the whole world.
…
It had to be said that Wu Lian was very ambitious.
Even if the first Five Year Plan had not been completed, the second Five Year Plan was already in its infancy.
The main goal of the Second Five-Year Plan was to select the most talented martial artists and grant them the corresponding necromancer inheritance to ensure that these people would obey the Wu Lian in the future.
In the past, a martial artist's actual combat ability would not be inferior to a necromancer of the same level. They might even be able to crush a necromancer of the same level.
But one had to know that …
Things were different now.
The Heaven and Earth Spirit Qi began to recover, which meant that the cultivation speed of the necromancer lineage began to increase by leaps and bounds.
Although martial artists also benefited a lot from this, they still could not compare to necromancers who could draw Qi into their bodies.
Therefore, under the deliberate guidance of the Wu Lian, a complete and systematic promotion path from ordinary people to martial artists to necromancers appeared out of thin air.
Ah Biao also wanted to become a necromancer.
However, he neither had enough merit to exchange for cultivation methods from the Wu Lian nor enough money to buy incomplete cultivation methods from the Dark Web.
Therefore, becoming a disciple of a certain necromancer by chance became the most feasible method.
Here was something to mention …
The Wu Lian did not restrict necromancers from accepting disciples.
Therefore, while the martial arts club was developing rapidly in society, the necromancer inheritance was also expanding in secret.
However, because the necromancer lineage paid more attention to talent, those who were lucky enough to become a disciple of a necromancer were simply too rare.
Over the years, Ah Biao had gone deep into famous mountains and great rivers in an attempt to become a disciple of a certain immortal. Unfortunately, no sect was willing to take him in.
Chen Xi had just shown a little of his skill, which not only sent him flying more than ten meters away, but also did not hurt him at all.
What was such a wonderful skill if not a necromancer's skill?
Therefore, the moment Ah Biao came to his senses, he jumped up from the ground like a carp.
"Senior!"
Ah Biao shouted as he quickly caught up with Chen Xi and his daughter.
Chen Xi did not pay attention to him.
Seeing that Chen Xi and his daughter were about to enter the lounge, Ah Biao was so excited that he bent his knees and knelt heavily on the ground in front of everyone present.
"I am Tu Biao!"
"I have long heard of the necromancer's elegant demeanor. It is my honor to meet you today. Please …"
The great era was coming. Therefore, like every martial artist who was depressed, Ah Biao had the idea of becoming a disciple of Chen Xi the moment he confirmed his identity.
However.
What Ah Biao did not expect was …
Before he could finish his words, Chen Xi directly sealed his mouth with her True Essence, so that he could only lie on the ground and muffled whimpers.
Niannian noticed something strange behind her and was about to look back when Chen Xi suddenly reached out and put his arm around her shoulder. He lowered his head and asked with a smile, "Niannian, did you feel wronged just now?"
"Do you want Daddy to buy you a Horse too?"
"Then you can ride it whenever you want, and you don't have to worry about being kicked off the horse in the future."
After hearing Chen Xi's words, the little fellow's eyes suddenly lit up.
Therefore, she immediately ignored the movement behind her and excitedly hugged Chen Xi and said coquettishly, "Daddy is so nice!"
"Then let's go. Daddy will take you to see the Horse."
Chen Xi pretended to leave.
But after taking two steps, Niannian seemed to have suddenly thought of something. She could not help but pull Chen Xi and ask hesitantly, "Daddy, is the Horse very expensive?"
"Hmm? Why do you ask this? "
"Because beef is very expensive!"
"…"
Looking at Niannian's serious face, Chen Xi suddenly did not know whether to laugh or cry.
Seeing this, the little fellow was a little confused, so she continued to say, "Daddy, if the Horse is too expensive, let's not buy it?"
"The coach said that the Horse can only be ridden here, but it is so far away from home. We have to take a long, long ride every time we come here."
"Moreover, I definitely won't have time to come again after school starts …"
"Buying a Horse but can't ride it a few times, it feels so wasteful …"
After hearing Niannian's words, Chen Xi was suddenly shocked.
Did this child know to save money for him?
When did she become so sensible?
Chen Xi did not care about money at all, so he always had an attitude of giving Niannian whatever she wanted.
He did not expect that under these circumstances, Niannian did not develop the habit of spending money. Instead, she learned how to look at the value of things correctly.
After all, the things in this world …
There was no such thing as expensive or not, only value or not.
…
The father and daughter discussed the value of the Horse as they walked quickly into the lounge.
At this time, Ah Biao looked like he was finally untied. He could not help but have a complicated expression on his face. Then, he slowly stood up from the ground.
He stood motionless outside the lounge, completely ignoring the strange looks around him.
After a full five minutes.
The woman could not take it anymore and walked quickly in her high heels to Ah Biao's side.
"Ah Biao!"
"What are you doing?!"
"I told you to stop them!"
"Look at what you've done?!"
"You've completely disgraced me!!!"
Perhaps it was because she could not accept the fact that Ah Biao knelt in front of Chen Xi, in a moment of anger, the woman could no longer maintain her usual elegance. So much so that she directly swore in front of everyone.
As the boss, the woman obviously had the right to criticize her bodyguard.
But what she did not expect was …
After hearing her scolding, Ah Biao changed his usual reserved image and said to her with a serious face, "Boss, this is the last time I'm calling you boss …"
"In the past, because of my identity, there were some words that I could not say …"
"Today's incident left a deep impression on me. I hope it can inspire you …"
"What's right is right, and what's wrong is wrong …"
"You shouldn't only look at things from your own point of view …"
"This is not good."
"It's really not good."
Speaking of this, Ah Biao suddenly looked at the woman deeply.
"You're lucky this time …"
"I'm also lucky …"
"I don't think there will be a next time …"
After saying this, Ah Biao did not care whether the woman could understand or not.
After saluting her politely, Ah Biao turned around and walked straight to the club's door.
"You …"
The woman was stunned for a long time.
After seeing that Ah Biao had walked far away, she stomped her foot and could not help but curse, "Bastard! Just you wait! I'm not done with you!!! "
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