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The feeling of bullying a Golden Core is great; he felt that his relationship with Bai Qianqian was getting better and better, even experiencing a breakthrough.
Now, how should he spend his money?
Or perhaps let Bai Qianqian owe him even more money?
The great formation at the gates of the Moon-Watching Sect can actually be upgraded; that's a lot of money.
The Son of Heavenly Way project in Great Wu needs a lot of money.
The sect now has money, which might attract outsiders, so should they buy a flying boat, ready to flee at any ti? That's also a lot of money.
Not to ntion, Bai Qianqian, don't you need third-grade weapons and protective armor?
What, Bai Qianqian firmly opposes, but as the saying goes, 'a deaf frog hears no sound'; I just love seeing you upset yet powerless. Every ti you go out, it seems like you have to commit cris, robbing, and then you co back and give you a pile of things.
Oh right, he also brought so romance books from the Immortal Sect that tell incredibly cheesy stories.
A beautiful and gentle girl reford a fierce criminal, leading him to choose the righteous path, and in the end, they lived happily ever after...
An innocent girl was kidnapped by bandits, and although she was forced to have several children, she touched the heart of the scoundrel with her love, and then they were together forever...
There are even stories about the Immortal Sect's jade rabbits; in a certain era, a jade rabbit transford into a young girl and ran away from ho, then t a young man, and in the end...
Presumably, after reading these books, Bai Qianqian would understand what she could do, right?
If you don't marry him, if you don't sacrifice yourself to reform him, how is that acceptable?
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Immortal Sect, Enforcent Hall, a task force for capturing ng Yu.
There was no sign at the entrance to the cave dwelling; everyone in the task force was listless, like aubergines hit by frost.
The task force had been established for over two years, but they had never caught the criminal. If it were only this, it wouldn't matter, the iron-willed among them would still persist to the end, no matter what the public criticism was.
They were the ones who replaced the Immortal Sect in capturing criminals, and if there were any extenuating circumstances, let the Moon God judge.
But...
We were promised to catch small-ti thugs, not panda bears!
Previously, this guy was an enemy to thousands, invincible among his peers, but now, he's even more precious than the last sacred beast jade rabbit of the Immortal Sect!
How precious?
The team recently had another conversation, asking for opinions on ng Yu, and those who were the most radical, the most eager, and advocated catching ng Yu at all costs, were transferred away. To those who were previously transferred, they seed too conservative, and now two new leaders from Penglai University had been parachuted in as the team leader and the deputy team leader... and everyone knows what Penglai University wants to do now.
Fine, so people can't even be bothered to pretend to work anymore; they leisurely picked up their teacups while browsing forums.
If those above us don't want to catch him, our task force has beco a router, through which personnel and information is routed for everyone who wants to understand the situation; confidentiality is gone. Authorizing the Death Squad to move out must be signed by the team leader, and the sa goes for big operations. So, what can we, who can't stop such criminal behavior, do?
I am ready to fight to the death; why does the leader collaborate with the enemy!
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After staying in the Moon-Watching Sect for another half-year, ng Yu returned to the Changdong Minor World again.
This ti, however, he found that the Changdong Minor World had beco much livelier.
Transport ships had arrived in the Changdong Minor World, starting to unload materials, and a large number of Qi Refinent Practitioners began to clear out monsters, including Zhuge Caihua.
With people around, that was great. ng Yu also opened his personal terminal and connected to the Immortal Sect network.
There were many unread ssages, even including private ssages from so heavy-hitters; during the three months ng Yu was away, his popularity hadn't faded but rather increased.
Inside the Immortal Sect College Entrance Exam Group 10008, there were many youngsters energized by the desire for chaos or burning with passion. News about ng Yu quickly spread, including those nine blueprints and so technical materials ng Yu later published. The questions he raised were now flying all over the place.
Logically, not to speak of the Five Major Academies, even second-tier universities wouldn't deal with a layman scientist. ng Yu, soone who hadn't even gone to college, was soone they'd tell to get lost as far as possible.
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But... the project is really tempting...
In the scientific community, there's a saying that a good question is better than a good project, and a good failure is worth its weight in gold. Moreover, these thirty-four questions posed by ng Yu, along with the nurous failed attempts, are extrely valuable.
ng Yu's nine blueprints and subsequent materials ford a system. The rabbit family, through generations of undertaking projects, managed to navigate many paths successfully. This accumulation of technology is very useful even in today's Immortal Sect. And so unresolved projects, like these thirty-four questions, when looked into, reveal ng Yu's conjectures, ideas, and solutions - which are not only useful for this Formation but also incredibly useful for others, aren't they?
This is the good stuff that has been sifted from the sand by the tides.
A long ti ago, a mathematician from Big Mao presented a set of problems, stating that anyone capable of solving them from start to finish would be considered a handso mathematician. And the fa of the Landau barrier is well-known - its content makes countless people step back in awe but benefit enormously.
But now, the rabbit family has put forward these forty-three questions, plus nine blueprints and subsequent materials, creating a super trap that is imnsely thrilling and terrifying, tempting everyone to jump in!
You think I don't care about the others, that I know a lot and just need to solve a certain problem?
No, as you work on solving it, you'll find that this problem is connected to others, and many of the underlying principles are neither clear to you nor match what you've learned. Yet, soone has managed to figure them out, and they seem correct?
This stumped nurous Nascent Souls and those who underwent Divinity Transformation; these are the remaining thirty-four questions. And now, ng Yu has slapped them right across the faces of everyone in the Immortal Sect!
Co on, it's alone against all of you. I'm not talking about this person or that person; I an, all of you are trash!
In fact... it's the accumulated regrets of a million years from another world, dazzling geniuses, and even notorious figures, thrown in front of the people of the Immortal Sect.
This is a clash between two civilizations!
Or, you might say, ng Yu is showing off to everyone.
Of course, everyone can ignore ng Yu.
After all, who are you?
But what is annoying is that Penglai University actually stood up and admitted that ng Yu had slapped them in the face, which was humiliating. But they assured everyone that they would resolve these problems as soon as possible.
He's not targeting everyone; he's targeting us.
However, the rest of the Four Great Immortal Mansions were in a frenzy, all asking the sa question, "Who are you to take charge?"
These challenges are directed at the entire Immortal Sect, not just at you. We can also help; we can solve them.
Why? The more everyone dug into these questions, the more they realized their value.
So gained inspiration from a question that led to significant progress in their projects.
So combined it with their work to greatly reduce costs, resulting in a surge in company profits.
Others found certain questions to be very promising; even if they were unrelated to Foundation Establishnt, solving them could earn them the annual award for advancent in Immortal Techniques, and so on.
ng Yu didn't throw out thirty-four troubles; he threw out thirty-four treasures, thirty-four projects! Penglai University, is it fair for you to hog them all?
This was especially true since Penglai University had a trendous advantage this ti. ng Yu spent most of his ti chatting and exchanging ideas with Zhuge Caihua, including solving so technical problems, which made everyone envious.
Thus, the hype continued to build.
Disguising himself with a pseudonym, ng Yu visited the forums to browse. There were many interesting things happening, such as soone solving one of the problems.
It wasn't one of the Five Great Immortal Mansions, but an academy from the Outer Domain.
They hadn't found a way to solve the problem using First-Order techniques in a First-Order Minor World, but they had an idea on how to solve it using Second-Order Spells in a Second-Order Minor World.
When the Spiritual Qi Tide rose in Changdong Minor World, the world would briefly beco a Second-Order World, and the laws would recognize the use of corresponding Spells. By then, using Second-Order Spells within the stipulated ti and following their thod should solve it, right?
Unfortunately, ng Yu could only understand the general idea. Bai Qianqian would need to decide on the specifics.
In the following month, ng Yu surfed the internet every day, downloading forum posts without comnting. In the midst of everyone's confusion, he left.
Clearly, ng Yu logged in and browsed the forums, but why didn't he interact with everyone?
This caused a lot of unnecessary speculation.
Could it be that he suddenly didn't want to interact with everyone anymore?
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