togophonebook #238 - Luo Fu is a saint of the time! The sixth son of Confucianism! The only prominent school of th
#238 - Luo Fu is a saint of the time! The sixth son of Confucianism! The only prominent school of th
The fact that Luo Fu suddenly switched from Confucianism to Taoism didn't seem strange to any of the disciples of the various schools present.
In fact, among the disciples of the various schools, it wasn't just those who specialized in their own school's theories.
Any disciple who could be considered outstanding among the various schools could be regarded as having mastered the theories of all schools.
After all, if one didn't understand the theories of other schools, how could one refute them in debates?
"When the time comes!" Amidst the excited gazes of all the disciples of the various schools and even the envoys of the various states, Luo Fu continued to draw his grand vision without hesitation.
"Even the common people will have no worries of hunger or cold, and even if there are floods, fires, droughts, locusts, or unforeseen disasters, they will not be displaced."
"Wuwuwu…"
The moment Luo Fu's voice fell, a weeping sound suddenly came from the crowd.
Looking in the direction of the sound, it was actually an elderly Confucian scholar.
The old man, with a face full of tears, said, "What the master says is what we yearn for, but alas, we are old and frail, and I fear we will never see the prosperity of a peaceful world!"
Luo Fu's expression couldn't help but become complicated.
Because being able to reach the Xiaokang stage was already a world that countless people present didn't dare to imagine.
With this Confucian elder taking the lead.
In a short period of time, more disciples of the various schools began to bow and salute Luo Fu, addressing him as "Master."
On the Confucian side.
The leaders of the eight Confucian factions, who were originally the challenged, now had extremely complicated expressions.
Xunzi even sighed faintly, a hint of slyness flashing in his eyes, and said, "Our Confucian school has produced another great master."
Xunzi's words stunned the Confucian giants present, but they quickly reacted.
That's right.
Although Luo Fu was a former disciple of Confucianism, it wasn't impossible for him to rejoin the Confucian school.
In any case, whether it was the logic in Luo Fu's scholarship or the grand vision he painted, they both exceeded the limits of the current understanding of the various schools.
In this situation, unless Luo Fu failed, otherwise, no matter which school Luo Fu joined, that school would leap to become an existence surpassing all other schools.
Even if Luo Fu formed his own school and became independent, in a short period of time, based on Luo Fu's ability to paint a grand vision, the school he established would also surpass the so-called two prominent schools in a short period of time and become the only prominent school in the world.
Neither Confucianism nor Mohism could compete with Luo Fu's school.
Even if they copied, they might not be able to compare with the school established by Luo Fu.
After all, how Luo Fu's school actually operated was something that Luo Fu had only explained a superficial understanding of.
Wanting to rely on plagiarism to eventually defeat Luo Fu's school, no one was optimistic about this, and in the end, it might instead cause their own disciples to become students of Luo Fu's school in the process of copying and transforming Luo Fu's school.
This kind of thing had happened a lot among the various schools.
Based on the bewitching power of Luo Fu's school, the Confucian bigwigs present were not optimistic about the possibility of copying Luo Fu.
Although Luo Fu knew that his combination of Neo-Confucianism, the Philosophy of Mind, and future Marxism-Leninism did indeed have a charm comparable to that of a cult or even a pyramid scheme in today's chaotic world.
But he didn't expect that today was clearly only the first day of his debate with Confucianism, and Confucianism had completely failed.
Now, everyone with discerning eyes could see that, based on Luo Fu's ability to bewitch these disciples of the various schools, they were willing to address him as "Master," kowtow, and hope for Luo Fu's guidance.
Regardless of whether Confucianism won or lost in the subsequent debate, Luo Fu had already won.
Even if Luo Fu returned to Confucianism or established his own school, he would become an academic giant that no one in the current seven kingdoms could challenge, unless someone could refute Luo Fu's academic theories.
But Luo Fu's academic theories were shaking even the mainstays of the various schools, let alone the disciples.
Purely in terms of bewitchment, even if Luo Fu's school was refuted one day, there would be countless people who would fill in the loopholes in Luo Fu's academic theories.
The truth was, his school, and the so-called Three Ages Theory, struck the most beautiful fantasies in the hearts of the people who had suffered from war.
On this point, no one was immune.
It had to be admitted that the Three Ages Theory was indeed a very bewitching school.
You had to know that before Luo Fu transmigrated, many people in the Republic of China era dug out the Gongyang School from the pile of old papers, intending to rely on the Gongyang School to continue the glory of Confucianism, although this attempt failed.
But now, Luo Fu spanned more than two thousand years, combined the wisdom of countless sages over thousands of years, and the theory he summarized completely filled all the loopholes in the Gongyang School, and even made his hodgepodge reach the point of crushing the world and the various schools.
The Six-Fingered Black Man, who had previously planned to wait until the end of today's debate to have Dao Zhi send a letter of invitation to Luo Fu, hoping to win over Luo Fu.
At this moment, his eyes were also slightly red, even as the Master of the Mohist school, the future depicted by Luo Fu still deeply moved the Six-Fingered Black Man.
Ninety-nine percent of the members of the various schools were idealists, and the more idealistic they were, the more they could empathize with Luo Fu's school.
"Dao Zhi!" The Six-Fingered Black Man suddenly said to Dao Zhi beside him, "After today's debate ends, there is no need to help me send a letter of invitation to Mr. Luo Fu.
Mr. Luo Fu is a sage of this era, and I should visit him in person."
"This…" Although Dao Zhi also admitted that Luo Fu's school was indeed very bewitching, and even he, after listening to it, couldn't help but feel a strong yearning.
But why did the Master suddenly change his attitude from looking favorably on Luo Fu before, even hoping that Luo Fu would inherit his identity?
Glancing at Dao Zhi, the Six-Fingered Black Man sighed and said, "Mr. Luo Fu cannot join my Mohist school, but he will be the hope of my Mohist school in the future."
Dao Zhi became even more confused, since Luo Fu would not join the Mohist school, then how could he become the hope of the Mohist school?
Could it be that the Mohist school will be annexed by Luo Fu in the future?"
Regarding the possibility of Luo Fu annexing the Mohist school, Dao Zhi only thought about it slightly before dismissing this guess.
Because in his opinion, this was simply impossible, the Mohist school had been established for more than two hundred years since its founder Mo Di.
It was becoming increasingly prosperous, and even rivaled Confucianism as one of the two prominent schools in the world, how could such a school be annexed by Luo Fu, a newly emerging former Confucian disciple?
It was just that the Six-Fingered Black Man's attitude now instantly cast a shadow over Dao Zhi's heart.
While the Mohist school was experiencing internal unrest due to Luo Fu's Three Ages Theory.
On the other side, the Confucian school directly took action.
For the Confucian school, face was not important, the inheritance of scholarship was the key, and Luo Fu, although many of his theories were similar to the current inheritance of Confucianism, there was one point that was certain.
In Luo Fu's school, most of it drew on the wisdom of Confucianism.
In other words, Luo Fu's school, to some extent, was a new branch of Confucianism, or rather, they were the old Confucianism, and Luo Fu was the new Confucianism.
The new replacing the old was the natural order of heaven.
At this time, face was not important, because in the eyes of many schools, what Luo Fu was talking about was the true great principle.
How could the face of an individual or a school compare to the great principle?
Xunzi certainly would not come forward in person, but he quietly reminded Han Fei beside him.
Han Fei was immediately stunned.
He looked at his teacher in disbelief.
After receiving Xunzi's affirmative nod, Han Fei smiled bitterly and walked towards Luo Fu with a stiff scalp, although before, Han Fei was indeed mentally disturbed by Luo Fu's short two sentences.
But after passing through this stage, Han Fei became more and more firm in his own Legalist ideas.
In Han Fei's view, the root of good and evil was not important, what was important was that only the Legalist school could punish evil and promote good.
If there were no Legalist constraints, wouldn't people become more and more degenerate?
Luo Fu's current narrative instead made Han Fei more firm in his own ideas.
After all, even Luo Fu himself said that with the progress of technology, the degeneration of people's hearts was inevitable, which meant that the rule of the ancients was destined to never return.
And in the midst of the decline of morality, it was simply not enough to rely solely on the Confucian system of rites and moral education.
Although the Legalist and Confucian schools seemed to be incompatible, in fact, the Legalist school was essentially born out of the Confucian system of rites.
The so-called 'li' isn't just a matter of greetings, but rather a system of rules, where everything from social status is predetermined, and all aspects of life are governed by ritual.
However, during the chaotic Spring and Autumn period, the ritual and music system established by the Zhou Dynasty completely collapsed, marking the era Confucius referred to as the 'decline of ritual and music'.
When ritual fails to restrain, a more brutal law is born.
Ritual and law are essentially like twin brothers, but ritual is a strict constraint, while law is a brutal prohibition. Ritual and law are, in essence, two sides of the same coin.
Upon reaching Luo Fu, Han Fei braced himself and loudly proclaimed: "Congratulations, Uncle-Master, on achieving great academic success! Today's discourse has clearly demonstrated that Uncle-Master is a Confucian Grandmaster. We implore Uncle-Master to expound the Great Dao for us Confucian disciples."
The so-called 'expounding the Dao' is, in effect, teaching. However, compared to ordinary teaching, Luo Fu's scholarship is considered almost the Great Dao by the various schools of thought.
Han Fei's proposal seemed to resonate with the needs of the various schools of thought and the envoys of the various kingdoms, but in reality, individuals like Six-Fingered Black Man, and others who had hoped to recruit Luo Fu, sighed silently.
Because Han Fei's words clearly treated Luo Fu as a Confucian Grandmaster.
If Luo Fu were to truly expound the Dao in the Confucian Little Sage Village tomorrow, Confucianism would gain another 'Zi' (Master).
Following Confucius, Yan Hui, Zeng Shen, Mencius, and Xun Kuang, who are recognized by all the kingdoms, Luo Fu would become the next 'Zi'.
Within Confucianism, there are five recognized 'Zi', acknowledged by the various kingdoms and schools of thought: the Five Confucian Masters.
Confucius, Yan Hui, Zeng Shen, Mencius, and the only current Confucian Grandmaster, Xun Kuang.
And Luo Fu, setting aside his astonishing martial prowess, his current academic theories alone are enough for the various schools of thought and kingdoms to jointly elevate him to the status of the sixth 'Zi'.
According to custom, Luo Fu would likely become the 'Luo Zi' of Confucianism.
Although Luo Fu's title might sound a bit awkward due to his surname, it is undeniable that Luo Fu would absolutely become an academic celebrity invited by various countries.
After all, Luo Fu's Three Lifetimes Theory, including his depiction of the transition from ancient slash-and-burn agriculture to the current shift from bronze to iron tools, is truly impeccable, imaginative, and incredibly persuasive.
Even if Luo Fu's theories are proven false one day, that would be far in the future.
And regardless of which country can recruit Luo Fu, in the eyes of knowledgeable people throughout the land, that country will become the focus of attention in the future.
Smart people could see that Han Fei's standing up at this moment must have been at the behest of those in power within Confucianism, but at this time, everyone could only await Luo Fu's decision.
Han Fei's invitation instantly reassured Luo Fu.
His previous idea of using Confucianism as a shell for his own theories had succeeded so quickly.
It can only be said that the current Confucianism is still somewhat weak, after all, it is not the Confucianism of the future, which has been supplemented by countless knowledgeable people for a full two thousand years.
In the face of Luo Fu's scholarship, the current Confucianism is vulnerable.
"Very well," Luo Fu smiled slightly, under the gaze of countless disciples of the various schools of thought and envoys of the various kingdoms; some excited that Luo Fu would expound the Dao the next day; others disappointed that they could not snatch Luo Fu from the hands of Confucianism. Luo Fu rose and announced loudly: "Today's discourse ends here. Tomorrow, I will discuss the path to Great Peace. If any of you virtuous individuals have the leisure, feel free to come to Little Sage Village to listen."
This discourse, originally, countless people were waiting to see the joke of Confucianism or Luo Fu.
But when Luo Fu leaped up and gracefully turned from a challenger to a Confucian outcast, into a Confucian Grandmaster recognized by others.
Everyone suddenly realized that the real beneficiaries of this hot topic seemed to be only Luo Fu and Confucianism.
Although Confucianism did initially lose face, and even in the rumors that spread, even the Sect Leader was frightened to death by Luo Fu.
But when Luo Fu's Three Lifetimes Theory and his own scholarship brought tears to the eyes of countless scholars from various schools of thought.
No one would pursue how the Confucian Sect Leader died. In fact, some people have already begun to spread rumors that the Confucian Sect Leader's sudden death was entirely because he received Luo Fu's guidance, completely understood the Great Peace, and saw the scene of the future chaos being settled, and thus passed away with satisfaction.
In less than a night, many people even began to spread rumors that the original Confucian Sect Leader should have passed the position to Luo Fu, but Luo Fu's character was noble and he firmly declined, which is why Fu Nian became the Sect Leader of Little Sage Village.
Although most of these chaotic rumors seemed ridiculous.
But some people still believed them, especially as Luo Fu's remarks on the day of the discourse gradually spread, more and more people believed these rumors.
In fact, if they asked themselves, those pure idealists among the various schools of thought, even if they were to become the Confucian Sect Leader, upon learning that the chaos finally had the possibility of ending, knowing the Turbulent Times, Ascending Peace, and Great Peace in the Three Lifetimes Theory, they would also be satisfied and pass the position of Confucian Sect Leader to Luo Fu. It was simply a matter of course!
The ripples stirred up by the discourse at Little Sage Village on this day, with the premature end of the discourse, did not end there, but began to spread from Sanghai City towards the State of Qi, and even the surrounding States of Yan, Zhao, Wei, Han, and Chu. Even the State of Qin, far in the west, began to spread the words of Luo Fu's discourse day due to the Net.
Little Sage Village, in the back mountains.
Along with bidding farewell to the gathered schools of thought, envoys of various countries, and dignitaries.
The Confucian side also needed to thoroughly solidify Luo Fu's status as a Confucian Grandmaster.
Because Luo Fu had previously been expelled from the Confucian school by Zisi, Luo Fu, who had returned to Confucianism, was now in the same generation as Xun Kuang.
Within Confucianism, don't look at the previous Confucian Sect Leader, including the current eight factions of Confucianism, and even the branch of Confucianism that Luo Fu previously apprenticed to, can be in the same generation as Han Fei.
But this seniority is not the same as the seniority that Xun Kuang and others have now redefined for Luo Fu.
This is the difference between apprenticeship and status and position in Confucianism and even the various schools of thought.
It's like the small branch of Zisi's Confucianism that expelled Luo Fu from the school before. Although the seniority is very high, but apart from using the banner of Confucianism, in the various schools of thought, not many people would take it seriously at all.
On the contrary, Luo Fu's current seniority is truly recognized by the various schools of thought. The previous seniority was at most just a form of address within Confucianism.
Now, as long as Luo Fu completes the next lecture, he will be a well-known academic giant wherever he goes.
After completing the procedure of certifying Luo Fu's seniority, the leader of Zisi's Confucianism directly chose to leave overnight.
It's not that he's not interested in Luo Fu's scholarship, it's just that Luo Fu's previous experience really made Zisi's Confucianism lose face.
Now he's in a hurry to go back, but to clean up the house and completely expel the small branch that expelled Luo Fu from the school back then from Confucianism.
Early the next morning, when Luo Fu officially began to lecture.
Little Sage Village was immediately filled with the various schools of thought, dignitaries from various countries, and envoys.
Luo Fu's lecture is not really just talking about grand principles, without any substance.
Putting aside other things, Luo Fu's mathematics, which is one of the Six Arts of the Confucian gentleman, namely ritual, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and mathematics, is enough to establish a school in the contemporary era.
The reason is simple, even without entering the shared space, relying solely on his memories from his previous life, Luo Fu's mathematics is enough to crush the contemporary era.
Not to mention that after merging with many selves, although he did not obtain the memories of others, just browsing through the experiences of others, the improved memory allowed Luo Fu to dig out memories that had long been forgotten.
In addition to mathematics, physics, chemistry, and other knowledge, at this stage, are indeed not as magical as the mechanisms of the Mohists and the Gongshu family.
But don't forget, Luo Fu's scholarship is just a beginning.
Although Luo Fu himself does not know those more profound scientific knowledge, he believes that as long as he waits for the next simulation, not mentioning him, just the sharing from that rich second generation from the Super God Universe is enough for Luo Fu to consolidate all the foundations for opening the Ascending Peace.
Luo Fu's lecture did not end in one day.
But lasted for a considerable period of time.
In this process, Han Fei also bid farewell to Luo Fu, Xun Kuang, and others, and chose to return to his country to implement the plan of strengthening the country through reform in South Korea.
Staying in Little Sage Village for several months in a row.
Luo Fu finally taught the outline of his scholarship completely, and Luo Fu also specifically recorded those theories that Luo Fu himself did not understand.
The number of Confucian disciples who helped Luo Fu record this knowledge alone reached dozens.
In just a few months, just recording the knowledge system taught by Luo Fu increased the number of books in the Little Sage Village's library by more than 30%.
To be precise, Luo Fu's teaching in these short months has done more than just increase the library of Little Sage Village by 30%.
Luo Fu's knowledge is all solid stuff without any moisture.
Within the Small Sage Village's library, beyond the classics, histories, philosophical treatises, and literary collections, lay ancient texts of unknown origin, many with characters even indecipherable.
If this was excluded, then Luo Fu increased the amount of practical knowledge of the Small Sage Village by more than half.
In Luo Fu's plan, once he had completely left his doctrines to the Confucian school, he would have essentially completed his initial mission.
After all, this world is not purely materialistic; magic exists, as do remnants of ancient myths and legends.
It was precisely because he knew this that Luo Fu, after completing his mission of imparting knowledge and leaving behind his teachings, decided to travel the world.
Of course, while he called it traveling, Luo Fu's purpose was actually very clear: to go to the Qin Kingdom.
Knowing that the Qin Kingdom would eventually unify the world, Luo Fu naturally wanted to go with the flow.
He was not some royal or noble from the Six Kingdoms of Shandong, and there was no need for him to strive to reverse the decline of a nation like Han Fei.
For Luo Fu, excavating the deeper secrets of this world and improving himself was the key to everything.
As for the so-called doctrines, ending the chaotic world and ushering in an era of peace, that would have to wait until Luo Fu had obtained greater power.
Luo Fu would not forget that this world, with its various mystical martial arts and spells, inherently possessed something called fate.
Moreover, the Yin-Yang School could use astrology to foresee the future and even take the initiative to join the Great Qin.
If the Yin-Yang School could take this path, reaping benefits in the future Great Qin, then Luo Fu, this Confucian grandmaster, was even more capable.
However, when Luo Fu proposed to Xun Kuang that he wanted to travel the world, Xun Kuang immediately exposed Luo Fu's purpose.
"Junior brother, you intend to travel west, to the Qin Kingdom, do you not?"
Luo Fu was slightly stunned, looking at Xun Kuang with doubt, although he guessed that Xun Kuang might also possess the Confucian legend of 'utmost sincerity,' a realm of foreknowledge, like the Yin-Yang School.
However, there was something Luo Fu couldn't quite understand.
If Xun Kuang truly knew that the Great Qin would unify the world in the future, then why would he remain indifferent?
However, after thinking about it carefully, Luo Fu vaguely understood Xun Kuang's brilliance.
Don't forget that among Xun Kuang's two great disciples, Li Si, who left a step earlier, is now serving the Great Qin. Not only that, but Li Si will even become the Prime Minister of the Great Qin in the future, wielding great power.
Under such circumstances, even if Li Si had already entered the Legalist school, there would still be some semblance of former camaraderie.
In addition, even the Yin-Yang School could see that the Great Qin was a short-lived dynasty. It was impossible for Xun Kuang to be completely unaware.
The Confucian school had a large foundation and, unlike the Yin-Yang School, could not simply learn from them.
Even the Yin-Yang School, after the Great Qin unified the world, deceived the First Emperor into building the Mirage, preparing to flee in advance.
But the Confucian school didn't even have the chance to escape.
Since that was the case, it was better to maintain the status quo. At the very least, with disciples serving, the Confucian lineage could be preserved and would not be severely affected.
Guessing Xun Kuang's intentions, Luo Fu immediately said, "May I ask senior brother, do you have any guidance?"
Looking deeply at Luo Fu, Xun Kuang said, "Junior brother, you should know that the grand trend of Heaven cannot be reversed."
Clearly, Xun Kuang was now reminding Luo Fu that although the Great Qin could unify the world, it was by no means a long-lived dynasty.
Luo Fu's choice to join Qin would instead put himself in a difficult situation.
The ideal of achieving peace would inevitably be cut short with the demise of the Qin Kingdom.
Unfortunately, even if Xun Kuang was a later sage of humanity, possessing a near-perfect 'utmost sincerity' and supernatural abilities of foreknowledge, he could never understand what Luo Fu's true trump card was.
Even now, if it weren't for the concern about the ancient gods whose existence was uncertain, Luo Fu could have overturned the table without any worries as long as he completed the localization of the sharing ability.
However, for the sake of foolproofness, Luo Fu was not in a hurry. Now was still the era of the Seven Warring States, and Luo Fu believed that after the next sharing, he would definitely have the strength to confront the ancient gods.
Reversing fate, twisting the grand trend of Heaven, extending the Qin Dynasty's reign, and even building the Great Wall of Qin to the solar system, or even the galaxy, was not impossible.
With a slight smile, Luo Fu put on a look of knowing that it was impossible but doing it anyway. He said righteously, "Senior brother, have you forgotten, 'If I hear the Dao in the morning, I can die in the evening'? Moreover, since I am dedicated to achieving peace, how can I be a petty and opportunistic person for the sake of preserving my life?"
Xun Kuang looked at Luo Fu suspiciously. In the past few months of contact, Xun Kuang could see that Luo Fu didn't seem as righteous as he was saying now.
But now, Luo Fu was planning to go to the Great Qin, with a look of truly intending to extend the reign of the Great Qin and achieve peace.
This made Xun Kuang somewhat unable to figure out Luo Fu's thoughts.
But soon, Xun Kuang was relieved. No matter what Luo Fu was like, now, he had left his ideas and academics in the Small Sage Village. Moreover, now, Luo Fu's branch of the Confucian school was expanding at an alarming rate.
Countless disciples of the eight branches of the Confucian school had now joined Luo Fu's ranks. Moreover, even among the various schools of thought, many people, influenced by Luo Fu's inspiration, had chosen to abandon darkness and embrace the light, joining the Confucian school.
Since Luo Fu intended to be passionate and inspiring, how could he stop him?
With a long sigh, Xun Kuang said, "Junior brother, be careful in everything. Your pursuit of peace may require countless efforts and may not necessarily be achieved. If it is impossible, you must preserve your useful body."
"Thank you, senior brother!"
Luo Fu could feel that this persuasion was indeed sincere from Xun Kuang. After all, not to mention anything else, just the classics and knowledge that Luo Fu had left to the Confucian school in these few months were enough to make this old stubborn fellow grateful to Luo Fu.
Although the two were nominally brothers, in reality, through these few months of contact, Luo Fu and Xun Kuang were more like friends who had forgotten their age.
Luo Fu's absence of good or evil and Xun Kuang's theory of the evil nature of man were essentially not much different.
Although Luo Fu's academic theory was that people are neither good nor evil at birth. All concepts of good and evil are cultivated after birth, but deep down in Luo Fu's heart, people are inclined to the evil side at birth.
If not, there would be no need to teach children what they can do, what they cannot do, what is right, and what is wrong.
You must know that the cruelty and tyranny of those children who have not experienced postnatal education are even unmatched by adults.
Just as Luo Fu was preparing to bid farewell to Xun Kuang.
Xun Kuang suddenly seemed to have thought of something and reminded him, "By the way, junior brother, if you travel the world, you might as well stay in the Wei Kingdom for a while. I have a good friend who seems to have encountered some trouble. Please help him when the time comes."
Wei Kingdom?
Suddenly, a flash of inspiration struck Luo Fu's mind, and he suddenly remembered, could it be that the good friend in Xun Kuang's mouth was the nameless man who was willing to die in Jing Ni's hands?
The nameless man's trouble was not that he was targeted by Jing Ni from the beginning. On the contrary, the real reason he was targeted was because he was innocent, but possessed a treasure.
Who let the net of the search for the world's famous swords know that the famous Han Guang of the Kong Zhou Three Swords was in the hands of the nameless man?
In fact, from the conversation between Wuming and Jingni, it is not difficult to judge that before meeting Jingni, Wuming had already solved an unknown number of assassins from the net.
Among these assassins, heaven, kill, earth, absolute, Chi, Mei, Wang, and Liang are constantly upgraded.
When the net assassins of the killing level can't help Wuming, they can only send Jingni, the heaven-level assassin.
Thinking of Jingni now, maybe he hasn't received the task of assassinating Lord Xinling, maybe it's a new car.
Luo Fu suddenly became interested.
In Luo Fu's eyes, in this world, in addition to the eye-catching features such as famous swords, martial arts, and spells, perhaps the most important thing is the unique women.
The cold and beautiful assassin Jing Ni, the passionate Baiyue witch Yan Lingji, the noble Yin-Yang family Dongjun Fei Yan...
Luo Fu came just in time, and now is the time when those wonderful and amazing girls are active.
And it just so happens that the nameless man that Xun Kuang hopes Luo Fu will stay for a while is also in the Wei Kingdom.
Luo Fu immediately took on everything and said without hesitation: "Don't worry, senior brother, just leave it to me!"
A strange look flashed in Xun Kuang's eyes.
Really, Luo Fu's appearance of taking everything on his shoulders at this moment is really not as simple as just helping.