The Villain's Counterattack

Is the task given by Huodu good?

Okay, that’s really good!

The work is less tiring and the pay is high. There is plenty of free time that can be used to improve your skills. However, the risks are also great. If you are not careful, you can die miserably.

But is Sun Yuankai satisfied?

He was really satisfied. When it came to using someone else's skin, who in this world could have a bigger skin than the Mongol Empire? The fragmented and ten-fold weakened Jin Dynasty couldn't do it. The Song Dynasty, with its corrupt scholar-ruled emperor and cowardly emperor, couldn't do it. Even the Qi Palace, which had repeatedly caused serious damage to Mongolia, didn't dare to leave Shandong to confront the Mongol army head-on. It could only watch Liaodong fall and Daliang be destroyed.

"The Jin Dynasty is already a tiger without claws, locked in the big cage of Guanzhong. It can only show its fangs and claws by relying on the power of Prince Qi's Mansion, but it can't cause any harm. If it weren't for the support of the world's number one master, the emperor of the Jin Dynasty would not be able to stand at all." As if afraid that monk Doji would shirk his responsibility, Prince Huodu kept instilling the theory of the decline of the Jin Dynasty into him.

"That is the God of War of the Jin Dynasty, Wanyan Kang, the best fighter in the world. He also practices the same Dragon Elephant Skill as Master and Senior Brother You. It is said that he has reached the seventh or eighth level. With his military spear skills, he can suppress the Five Great Masters and become the best fighter in the world. Master is now at the eighth level of Dragon Elephant and is about to break through to the ninth level. Once he breaks through, he will show off his might in the Central Plains. He will first attack the Five Great Masters and then kill the King of Qi with his undefeated momentum." When Prince Huodu said this, he almost believed it himself.

There is no way not to believe it. It was no secret that the God of War Wanyan Kang of the Jin Dynasty practiced the "Dragon Elephant Prajna Kung". It's just that his progress was so fast, much more amazing than his master Jinlun Dharma King, who was known as the number one genius of the Vajra Sect of Mongolian Tantric Buddhism. You know, the master was nearly fifty years old now, and was only at the peak of the eighth level, but the God of War Wanyan Kang of the Jin Dynasty reached the top of the martial arts world at the age of twenty.

If he said his main skill, the Dragon Elephant Art, was below the eighth level, no one would believe it. The more likely scenario was the ninth level. Going higher would be difficult. Everyone has their limits. Even the most monstrous being couldn't be truly inhuman. Huo Du himself had seen the Dragon Elephant Art, but it was the work of a fool. He disdained it, but he greatly admired those who dared to practice it.

When Sun Yuankai heard the words "the best master in the world", he couldn't help but shudder all over. He thought of the last world in which he had launched a trial against Zhang Sanfeng, the best master in the world, but ended up suffering a backlash and losing his life in pain. Now, he had a huge psychological shadow over the six words "the best master in the world".

The deeper he went into the world, the more he understood what it meant to be the best in the world. He couldn't even reach the first-rate level, let alone the super first-rate or the best. The best in the world must be the best among the best, and was too far away from him.

If he, with his devouring talent bestowed upon him by the gods, was still in such a state, could Lin Bufan, relying solely on his own efforts, achieve the highest status in the world? Inexplicably, Sun Yuankai subconsciously lowered the probability that the King of Qi was Lin Bufan, and instead focused more on those who had a significant influence on him, such as the Quanzhen Sect's Qiu Chuji, who had secretly taken advantage of him, and the Jin Emperor Wanyan Honglie, who had become the Jin Dynasty's emperor despite not having died.

The Jin emperor was heavily guarded by numerous soldiers and generals. If he wanted to test or even confirm that he was not Lin Bufan, he might lose his life, unless he tried it out briefly. However, he could still give it a try with Qiu Chuji of Quanzhen Sect, but he was also one of the best among the first-rate masters, and he was not comparable to a second-rate strongman like himself. He needed to improve his strength before testing him.

Thinking of this, his gaze could not help but turn to Badal. This junior brother was not a weakling among the first-rate ones. He practiced the same Dragon Elephant Skill as himself. If he could devour him, his strength would surely improve by leaps and bounds. However, behind this person stood the King of the Golden Wheel, who was currently Prince Huodu's personal bodyguard, so it was not easy to take action against him.

Prince Huodu misunderstood Sun Yuankai's eyes, thinking that he was timid and greedy, afraid of danger, and wanted to enjoy wealth and glory. He planned to win over his senior brother Badal to take the blame. He couldn't help but show contempt, but it quickly turned into a bright smile. He pushed out the middle-aged Tibetan monk, who was also a first-class master, a descendant of the Tantric Mahamudra, and a competitor of the Vajra Sect.

Prince Huodu even praised him as "the second greatest hand seal master after Master Lingzhi". The middle-aged Tibetan monk was not angry at all. Instead, he smiled and expressed his admiration for Brother Lingzhi. Brother Lingzhi walked thousands of miles in Tibet to practice hard and spread Buddhism everywhere. The situation was very good and he was the object of worship for monks throughout Tibet and was hailed as a holy monk.

While traveling around Tibet to spread Buddhism and help believers solve their problems, he did not forget to practice martial arts. His big hand seal was unique and he had no rivals when walking thousands of miles. Now he has even left Tibet and entered the desert grassland, preparing to spread Buddhism to a wider world.

He was not interested in fame and fortune, and did not like luxury. He came alone, but had three hundred devout believers following him. He was quite tolerant of his believers, and did not refuse those who came nor chase those who left. He preached the Dharma everywhere and gave instructions freely. His saintly demeanor was admirable.

If he had to point to a flaw, it was a slight lack of theoretical knowledge, which could only be compensated for through practice. He even proposed that practice was the best way to test the Dharma, shocking countless Tibetan monks and seemingly establishing a new school of thought. Now, hearing Prince Huodu praise him as the second Master Lingzhi, how could he not be proud? However, he repeatedly spoke modestly, saying that he was far inferior to Brother Lingzhi.

If he was to be honest, it was not wrong for him to call Master Lingzhi his senior brother. The two of them did know each other before and were considered brothers, but their relationship was just superficial. Otherwise, he would not have hung out with Prince Huodu instead of following Master Lingzhi to spread the Dharma throughout the world.

You say following Master Lingzhi is too hard and tiring? Haha, am I the kind of person who only cares about pleasure? Although I drink, eat meat, and sleep with women, I know that I am a good monk.

It was indeed dangerous to follow Prince Huodu to deal with the Prince of Qi's Palace. It would be safer to deal with the trapped emperor Wanyan Honglie in Guanzhong. The middle-aged Tibetan monk quickly accepted Sun Yuankai's invitation and prepared to use the name of the Mongol Empire to show off his power in Guanzhong and Chang'an. Even the Jin Emperor Wanyan Honglie would not dare to tear his face off and risk a war to kill him.

However, the Jin Dynasty was originally a nomadic people. They claimed that if the Jurchens were less than 10,000, they would be invincible if they were more than 10,000. But now, the two countries have become warring without killing envoys. It is just as the Khan said that the poison of corrupt scholars is so strong that it can rot the bones and destroy the soul and is impossible to guard against.

A faint smile played at the corner of Huodu's mouth as he treated the two suicidal individuals with a genial smile. He had received news that the Great Khan was preparing to overthrow the Jin Empire. Shandong, nestled between mountains and the sea, was a formidable hurdle. Furthermore, the sea provided a retreat, making a direct assault difficult. Furthermore, with Guanzhong's support, a single tactical attack would lead to a crushing defeat. Thus, they launched a siege against Guanzhong from all sides, while stationing a large army in Hebei, attempting to divert the enemy's attention and rescue Zhao from Wei.

The Qi Wangfu army is very powerful in Shandong. If they really leave Shandong, they will be like a tiger trapped in the open air and will be bullied by the Mongolian army.

Wait, there seems to be something wrong with this sentence. The Han people say that a tiger in trouble is bullied by dogs. Could it be that my Mongolian army is not a pack of wolves, but a group of puppies?

Never mind. The so-called envoys were nothing more than abandoned soldiers, sending false signals to fool the Jin Emperor while also undermining the morale of the Jin army in Guanzhong. The so-called envoys' guards were more like thugs, but they had to personally suppress the Jin generals, which would inevitably offend the Jin Emperor. If the Mongol army arrived at the city, their predicament could be imagined.

You said to release the messenger and surrender?

Haha, this is impossible. You have to know that Wanyan Honglie is a stubborn person. Even if he wants to surrender, the Khan will not allow it. When the Jin Dynasty was strong, Wanyan Honglie caused a lot of trouble for Mongolia and almost killed Genghis Khan.

There are also rumors that Genghis Khan did not die of old age or illness, but was secretly beaten and seriously injured by the Jin Dynasty's god of war, King Qi Wanyan Kang, and eventually died of his injuries. How could the Khan forget such a deep hatred? The Jin Dynasty would be destroyed, and the Jin royal family would certainly be exterminated, and they might even become sacrifices to commemorate Genghis Khan.

With the recommendation letter from Prince Huodu, Sun Yuankai, accompanied by the happy middle-aged Tibetan monk, headed straight for Chang'an in Guanzhong under the guidance of two or three Mongolian cavalrymen, where a great show was about to begin.