Chapter 2294
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Ye Wanwan was shocked and murmured to herself, "Could they be the same person … or could it be … He Lianjue and President Yi are twin brothers …?"
Otherwise, they couldn't look so similar, right?
Ye Wanwan was in the midst of contemplation when the young man next to her said, "Miss Nie, the President's lecture isn't over yet. Please wait a moment."
"Alright."
Hence, Ye Wanwan found a seat in the back and sat down, listening to President Yi's lecture. After all, this was a rare opportunity.
Yi Lingjun's prestige was extremely high, and everyone in the Independent State knew about him. Ye Wanwan was no exception.
The man on the stage looked to be in his forties. His long black hair was casually tied behind his head and he wore a long white robe with silver trimmings, exuding the air of a sage.
He was truly worthy of being a grandmaster of the Twelve Independent States. He truly had the demeanor of a great master.
"Although there are differences in attainments on the path of martial arts, the only thing that remains unchanged is the word" virtue. "As the saying goes, martial virtue is the most important. No matter how high one's attainments in martial arts are, if one's virtue is lacking, it can't be considered superior." Martial artists cultivate their temperament, and the greatest taboo is competitiveness … "
On the stage, Yi Lingjun's lecture won everyone's respect. Even Ye Wanwan felt like her soul was elevated and she felt ashamed of her past competitiveness.
At the same time, Ye Wanwan became even more certain of one thing.
The man on stage absolutely couldn't be that old freak He Lianjue that everyone in the Independent State loathed!
He Lianjue might be extremely accomplished in martial arts, but his virtue and temperament were truly too lacking.
In Ye Wanwan's memories, this guy was so vile that people wanted to press him to the ground and beat him up. Unfortunately, no one had the ability to beat him up.
After the lecture ended, Ye Wanwan followed the young man and woman backstage.
A moment later, Yi Lingjun slowly entered backstage.
"President." The young man and woman immediately walked forward when they saw Yi Lingjun.
"This is Miss Worriless Nie from Yun City?" Yi Lingjun's gaze landed on Ye Wanwan.
Although the man exuded the dignity of a superior, he wasn't overbearing and didn't make people feel pressured.
"Yes, we've invited Miss Nie here." The young man nodded.
Ye Wanwan turned to Yi Lingjun and imperceptibly examined him before standing up. "Hello, President Yi … Um, may I ask you a question …"
Yi Lingjun nodded. "Of course. What would Miss Nie like to ask?"
Ye Wanwan was truly too curious, so she couldn't help but ask, "May I ask … do you have a twin brother or something?"
When Yi Lingjun heard this question, his expression didn't change at all, and Ye Wanwan didn't see any flaws. "No. Why do you ask, Miss Nie?"
Ye Wanwan shook her head and suppressed her questions. "It's nothing. May I ask why President Yi asked someone to invite me here?"
"I heard you stirred up quite a storm in Yun City and threatened to change the Independent State's rules and regulations, right?" Yi Lingjun asked Ye Wanwan.
Ye Wanwan was startled.
In the end, Ye Wanwan nodded. "That's right. Don't you think the Independent State's rules and system are too rotten, President Yi?"
"Some of the Independent State's rules and regulations have been passed down since ancient times. How could they be changed just because you want to?" Yi Lingjun aloofly retorted.
"I don't think so. There's only one rule. The Independent State doesn't allow people to marry outsiders. What right do they have? Is it wrong for people to make their own decisions on important matters like marriage?" Ye Wanwan asked with a frown.
"This is a rule left behind by our ancestors, and we also need to abide by it. We can't change it because of an individual," Yi Lingjun said.
"Even if it's unreasonable?"
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