The Shen Cang Sect appeared forty to fifty years ago, and was only discovered in the Tianyuan Empire. It is said that a cultivator dread of the Shen Cang Ancestor and learned the secret of the Shen Cang power from him. After waking up, the cultivator founded the Shen Cang Sect, becoming the leader and recruiting followers to spread the thod of obtaining the Shen Cang power.
The Shen Cang Sect believes that the human body has hidden potential that can be unlocked to easily beco an immortal. However, due to the limited understanding and experience of cultivators, it is impossible for them to discover their hidden potential. Fortunately, the Shen Cang Ancestor passed down a thod that reveals the constant nature of the Heavenly Dao and provides a chance for others to use their lives to unlock the Shen Cang power. This thod is considered a heavenly secret and cannot be easily revealed. Only those who believe in the sect can learn of it, and taking lives for this purpose is against the Heavenly Dao. Each person can only kill up to one thousand people.
This is all the information known by the Tianji Tower about the Shen Cang Sect. It only ntions the Shen Cang power and does not discuss the power of rit.
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If they knew that the Shen Cang power was the power of rit, they would not need Jiang Li to ask, as they would have told him anyway.
The power of rit is the recognition of a cultivator's behavior by the Heavenly Dao, which ans that the Heavenly Dao encourages killing!
There is too much implied information behind this.
Both the Dao Sect and the Tianji Tower have directed their attention to the Tianyuan Empire. Jiang Li naturally has to go there, especially since he suspects that the secret ntioned by the Dragon Patriarch is related to the Shen Cang Sect.
Actually, Jiang Li also wanted to ask about the situation from Yu Yin, but he thought that she was currently accumulating strength to break through the Tribulation Crossing period, and it would not be convenient to disturb her, so he gave up.
At this ti, the atmosphere in the Tianyuan Imperial City was tense. Even the cultivators who did not care about politics had heard that the Tianyuan Empress had failed to break through the Tribulation Crossing period and had suffered internal injuries. The palace physicians were helpless, and even the elder of the Alchemy Peak invited by the Dao Sect shook his head repeatedly, saying that internal injuries required rest and could not be provoked.
The Tianyuan Empress followed the physician's instructions and rested in the Yangxin Palace, leaving political affairs to the ministers.
The forr Tianyuan Imperial Family realized that this was a rare opportunity. The empress was arrogant and did not eliminate them, so now they wanted to make her regret her arrogance, pull her off the throne, and trample her ruthlessly on the ground!
They were well-connected and contacted various forces and ministers in the court, intending to overthrow Yu Yin's rule in one fell swoop!
Even General Che Wu, who had been stationed on the border for a long ti, returned to the capital, saying that there were only small-scale wars with the Great Zhou Empire now, which were not worth worrying about.
However, everyone knew that the empress did not order General Che Wu to return to the capital. This was a decision made by the ministers!
A Unity period cultivator who had killed countless people could influence the upcoming rebellion!
The forr Imperial City was the most orderly among all the cities in the Tianyuan Empire. After all, the top figures of the empire had a peaceful deanor and did not tear their faces apart. But now, either the Ministry of Punishnt was investigating murder cases, or the Grand Court was arresting suspects, or both departnts were doing the opposite of their duties.
Their responsibilities had already beco confused.
Jiang Li stood in front of General Che Wu's mansion, surrounded by the Ministry of Punishnt and the Grand Court investigating murder cases.
The victim's na was Che Wu, and his position was General. It was initially determined that he was killed an hour ago by soone he trusted, and the suspect had not been found yet.
An hour ago, Jiang Li t an old man from the Shen Cang Sect.
The Ministry of Punishnt supported the forr Imperial Family, while the Grand Court supported the Tianyuan Empress. Both sides suspected that the other had sent soone to kill Che Wu, and there were many probes in their words, but nothing could be found out.Jiang Li walked into Che Wu's mansion and silently looked at Che Wu's expression, which was full of fear, confusion, and incomprehension, just like countless other dead people Jiang Li had seen before.
He couldn't tell what was wrong, but it didn't matter. He knew there was a professional who could help.
"Do you have ti now?" Jiang Li went to the Great Zhou Palace and saw Ji Zhi reviewing morials while swallowing a wake-up pill made by Daozong.
"Act like I didn't ask." Jiang Li t Ji Zhi's gaze and knew why Ji Zhi could only stay in the Divine Transformation stage.
He was too busy to cultivate.
"Do you know how many problems the temporary decree on spiritual treasures will cause?" The morials in front of Ji Zhi were not others, but the adverse effects produced by several pilot cities implenting the decree, which the ministers integrated together, wrote counterasures, and were then overturned by Ji Zhi one by one, who wrote where the decree should be modified.
"Speak, why did you co to ?"
"Good news, General Che Wu, who has been harassing your Great Zhou at the border, is dead."
Ji Zhi was stunned. "When did this happen?"
"An hour ago."
"So you ca to tell this good news on purpose?" Ji Zhi didn't believe Jiang Li was so kind-hearted.
"Yes, and by the way, I want you to help find out who the murderer is."
"I have used the Heavy Pupil many tis recently to achieve the best results of the decree. Now you have seen that I almost went blind. There are also a lot of problems with the decree. If you're not in a hurry, wait for a dozen days, and I'll recover my eyes and help you find out."
"If you're in a hurry, you can ask Ji Kongkong for help."
Jiang Li rembered the cute little girl Ji Kongkong, Ji Zhi's youngest daughter and the nineteenth princess of Great Zhou.
"She's only seven or eight years old, and she's only at the third level of Qi Refining. Can she learn to trace ti?"
When Ji Zhi talked about his youngest daughter, he was full of pride. "You don't know. My Kongkong has been a small white fish since birth, just like our ancestors in the records! She only transford into a human form at the age of three. Her talent in the Ti Dao is even higher than mine, and she is catching up with our ancestors!"
If that's the case, Ji Kongkong's future is undoubtedly bright.
Before Jiang Li went to find Ji Kongkong, Ji Zhi nervously reminded him, "You must protect my daughter. If she loses a hair, we'll be done!"
Before Ji Zhi could change his mind, Jiang Li flew to the princess's mansion and found Ji Kongkong.
At this ti, Ji Kongkong was floating in a pool, holding a book, and trying to comprehend the Ti Dao by turning into a finger-length small white fish according to the content in the book.
"Um, it's easier to comprehend in the form of a small white fish... Uncle Jiang!" Ji Kongkong was struggling with which form to use for cultivation when she saw Jiang Li smiling and landing.
The maid saw that the little princess was about to transform back into human form, so she quickly blocked her view with a cloth and dressed her. Jiang Li also turned around tactfully.
After Ji Kongkong changed her clothes, she turned back into that delicate and lovely little princess.
"Is this the book about the Ti Dao that your Great Zhou Royal Family is studying?" With Ji Kongkong's permission, Jiang Li picked up the book she had just read, thinking that maybe he could learn the Ti Dao too.
Then he saw Ji Zhi write on the first page: Jiang Xiong, don't bother reading it. You won't be able to learn it.
Ji Kongkong reminded him from the side, "Father wrote this sentence in all the books related to the Ti Dao."
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