Snow Color

After that, Zhiruo and Song Qingshu stayed on the mountain to accompany Wanru. However, the Jianghu below the mountain was turbulent and unpredictable. When Zhang Wuji went to Shaolin Temple to rescue Xie Xun, Master Kongzhi in the temple was determined not to let Xie Xun, the murderer who killed Master Kongjian, go. Zhang Wuji wanted to confront him, but Master Kongzhi was quite dissatisfied with his collusion with Zhao Min. After all, Zhao Min had designed to frame the six major sects, causing unrest in the entire Jianghu.

Zhang Wuji explained that Zhao Min had reformed, but Master Kongzhi did not believe him. In desperation, Zhang Wuji had to try to break the Vajra Subduing Demon Formation. However, the formation was presided over by three powerful monks. No matter how hard Zhang Wuji, Yang Xiao and Fan Yao tried, they could not break the formation and win.

Just when they were at their wits' end, Zhao Min showed up again and assisted Zhang Wuji. But when the people in the martial arts world saw her, they were all furious. This was because Zhao Min's identity was special, and she had previously hidden in the martial arts world and assassinated many martial arts figures. When everyone was about to take action, Zhang Wuji hurried forward and pleaded for Zhao Min, saying that Zhao Min had repented and had severed her relationship with King Ruyang. Before he finished speaking, Zhao Min suddenly caught a glimpse of a figure - it was the guard beside her father! For a moment, everyone was in an uproar. You know, these are Mongolians! How could they appear here? Could it be that... Many people in the martial arts world showed anger on their faces, and some even pointed the finger directly at Zhao Min and Zhang Wuji, thinking that they must have attracted these uninvited guests!

Zhao Min's heart tightened. Looking at the guard in front of her, she felt an ominous premonition. When she asked, she learned that at this moment, Prince Ruyang was at the front line of the battle between the two armies, and the situation was precarious. The prince was concerned about the safety of his beloved daughter, so he sent this person to take Zhao Min back to Mongolia, their hometown and place of origin. After all, the Central Plains is now in turmoil and war. In comparison, returning to Mongolia may be able to avoid the limelight for a while and ensure safety.

Zhao Min was extremely anxious after hearing this, and her concern for her father's safety was beyond words. She knew that she should go to help her father immediately, but she was reluctant to part with Zhang Wuji. She clearly realized that if she chose to leave at this time, she and Zhang Wuji would never be together again. However, after a brief thought, she realized that her father was in a critical situation and could not afford any delay. She had to go to help without hesitation. After all, he was her father, and she could not watch him fail or even lose his life.

Zhao Min stared at Zhang Wuji, her eyes full of apology, but she didn't say much else. Because she knew that if she told the truth, everyone in the martial arts world would know that the two armies had already fought and both sides had suffered heavy losses. In this way, not only would they not give up easily, but they might take the opportunity to create more trouble. So, she said goodbye silently and left. When Zhao Min gradually walked away and disappeared, Zhang Wuji stood there in a daze as if he had just woken up from a dream. He had never expected that Zhao Min would eventually decide to return to her original place, which meant that the two of them would be strangers from then on. Despite this, he still hoped that Zhao Min would come back again.

At this moment, a cry of surprise suddenly came from a corner of the crowd: "Don't forget it, everyone! The Tartars and our rebel army have already started a war, and I heard that Prince Ruyang went to the front line to supervise the battle. So, could it be that this Tartar princess is returning this time to help her father?"

As soon as these words came out, it was like throwing a stone into the water, stirring up a thousand waves. Everyone was shocked at first, and then there was a lot of noise and discussion.

"We must not let this girl escape!" Someone shouted loudly, the voice was as loud as a bell, and it hurt people's eardrums. Then, voices echoed one after another, and the crowd was indignant.

"Over the years, the Tartars have oppressed us Song people. Now that we have finally risen up in resistance, how can we continue to be the ones who hide our heads and show our tails? If we let this princess go, wouldn't it be like letting a tiger return to the mountain and allowing her to harm our soldiers?" Someone shouted indignantly.

For a moment, the scene became chaotic and everyone's emotions became more and more excited, as if they were a lit powder keg, and just a spark would cause an earth-shaking explosion.

When Zhang Wuji heard this, he stood up and blocked the way without thinking much, and tried to persuade everyone earnestly, saying that Zhao Min would never make the same mistake again and had changed for the better, but everyone did not believe what he said was all empty talk. Some of them even tried to force their way out, but they were all stopped by Zhang Wuji. Seeing this, everyone knew that they could not confront Zhang Wuji, the leader of the Ming Cult, head-on, so they turned to put pressure on the people of the Ming Cult present. The people of the Ming Cult had long been disgusted and dissatisfied with Zhang Wuji. After all, as brave warriors fighting against the Yuan Dynasty, everyone hated the Tartars who harmed the people of Song and wanted to get rid of them as soon as possible, and they were eager to drive these Tartars out of the Central Plains. Because of this, they were extremely disappointed with Zhang Wuji, the leader, and even thought of driving him out of the position of leader.

At this moment, Zhang Wuji turned his gaze to the people of the Ming Cult, and saw Yang Xiao and Fan Yao persuading him earnestly, hoping that he would abandon Zhao Min and shoulder the responsibility of the leader of the Ming Cult - expelling the Tartars.

Zhang Wuji was struggling and tangled. He stood there with his eyes flickering, as if thinking about something important. Yang Xiao and Fan Yao looked at each other and shook their heads gently. They never expected that Zhang Wuji would be so easily affected by emotions and lose himself.

Zhang Wuji was fully aware of his responsibilities, but he could not give up his deep affection for Zhao Min. He firmly believed that Zhao Min would return to him, but he could not go against the expectations of the Ming Cult. After a long period of careful consideration, he finally decided to claim that his adoptive father Xie Xun was still alive, and resolutely resigned from the position.

Yang Xiao and Fan Yao were furious when they heard Zhang Wuji say such irresponsible words. They were extremely disappointed with Zhang Wuji and felt that he had become weak and hopeless. The wise, decisive and responsible Zhang Wuji no longer existed.

Zhang Wuji was filled with guilt, but he had no grand ambitions and only wanted to live a peaceful and stable life. Facing the accusations and anger from Yang Xiao and Fan Yao, he silently endured everything because he knew he had betrayed everyone's trust. However, deep in his heart, his attachment to Zhao Min remained the same.