Imperial henchmen? Never been struck by the sword of the Six Doors (a secret police agency).

Seven days passed in the blink of an eye, and Li Junsu's life was very fulfilling during this time.

The next day, I went shopping with my sister.

On the third day, I went shopping with my sister.

On the fourth day, I spent time with my sister.

On the fifth day, ...

These past few days, Li Junsu has been either with Li Junyi or on his way to be with Li Junyi.

There was nothing he could do. If he didn't go to Li Junyi, she would come to his door and block him. When she came, she wouldn't say a word, just stare at him with her cheeks puffed up in anger, like a pufferfish that had come to life.

Li Junsu had no choice but to stay with him.

.......

early morning

"Shouldn't the Heavenly Army Assembly begin soon?" Li Junsu murmured, looking at the red lanterns below.

“King Anle…” Li Junsu shook his head and smiled.

......

Six doors, a large hall.

"You've arrived, just in time. You'll be in charge of welcoming the martial arts sects." Yan Gui said, clapping his hands as he looked at Li Junsu.

How come he didn't realize that Li Junsu was such a suitable candidate? This guy is incredibly audacious; he's practically a born troublemaker.

“?” Li Junsu looked at Yan Gui.

"It's about waiting at the city gate for the elders of those sects to arrive, then 'entertaining' them—or, in other words... a show of force," a lazy voice explained to Li Junsu.

Li Junsu nodded, knowing that making things difficult for them was his forte.

Moreover, it's easier for me to make them suffer in silence than to suffer in silence.

"Yes, in short, don't give them a warm welcome. Ru Shi will go with you," Yan Gui said.

"Yes, don't worry, I'll support you," Liu Rushi said lazily.

"I understand," Li Junsu replied.

"Let's go, kid," Liu Rushi said.

......

城门

"Young man, why did you join the Six Doors?" Liu Rushi turned to look at Li Junsu and asked.

“Suitable,” Li Junsu said calmly.

"Oh." Liu Rushi nodded.

"Don't you feel restricted?" Liu Rushi asked Li Junsu.

"No," Li Junsu said calmly.

He discovered that people in the martial arts world always liked to rave about freedom. Their freedom meant being able to settle scores and fight each other with swords drawn in the lobby, chasing each other in the bustling city, and some idiots even liked to dine and dash.

He had cut down countless of these people in Bianyun City.

As for the restaurant owner, the waiter who might have been accidentally injured, or the innocent stall owners and civilians in the bustling city, the number is countless.

But when smaller sects face larger sects, they have to follow the rules and behave themselves.

Even the most powerful sects would begin to follow the rules and behave themselves when faced with an enraged dynasty.

The emphasis is on the idea that those below me can act with impunity, while those above me must not break the rules.

"You hate freedom?" Liu Rushi asked in surprise, looking at Li Junsu's slightly furrowed brows.

"So I am the chief constable of the Six Doors." Li Junsu looked at the figures that were faintly visible in the distance, and then pulled on the reins.

"Am I... not very familiar with him?" Upon hearing this, Liu Rushi thought of Yan Gui's eternally calm face, then pulled on the reins and followed Li Junsu.

She found that the people in the Six Doors were always cold and unapproachable.

But the seemingly kind but actually manipulative man and the seemingly innocent woman ruined her life.

......

Outside the city gate.

The figures were stopped by Li Junsu.

"The Six Doors?" the leading man asked in surprise.

"It's inconvenient to ride a horse inside the city. Please dismount and rest," Li Junsu said, dismounting as he did so.

"Do you know who we are?" asked an elderly man in a Taoist robe behind them.

“Not interested.” Li Junsu raised his eyebrows slightly, then patted the horse’s neck and said.

Liu Rushi also led her horse out of the city, looking at Li Junsu with some admiration.

This guy is arrogant, but not in a way that bullies others; he has a kind of self-confidence.

"Understood." The leading man looked at Li Junsu, then at the calm expression on his face and Liu Rushi beside him, and dismounted.

The little fellow dismounted as soon as they left the city, and Liu Rushi also led her horse out of the city. If they didn't dismount, it would be disrespectful to the Six Doors.

And then there's Liu Rushi. No matter how bad Liu Rushi is, she still has some seniority in the Sword Sect.

"This little guy is something else." The leading man thought to himself as he held the reins. Seeing this, the man and woman behind him obediently dismounted.

"As expected, neither Sword Pavilion nor Hidden Sword Pavilion came." Li Junsu turned around and walked ahead, thinking.

Sword Mountain is already sparsely populated, and Hidden Sword Pavilion has not yet recovered, so it's normal that neither of these two groups came.

“Then the one leading the way is Sword King City, the woman behind her is from Falling Flower Sword Sect, and the one in the Taoist robe is from Green Mountain Sword Sect.” Li Junsu thought to himself as he led the way.

"This kid is pretty good..." Liu Rushi thought to herself as she followed behind Li Junsu, watching his back.

Did Li Junsu give them a warning? Yes, he did, and now they're still obediently following behind.

But this isn't a show of force, because we in the Six Doors also walk. For the sake of order in the city, you can't turn your back on us, can you?

Li Junsu was actually looking forward to the other side turning on him; he wanted to see a battle of the caliber of Guanshan Wanghai. Unfortunately, the other side wasn't stupid either.

You've given me face, so I'll accept it.

"The Six Doors... are getting sharper and sharper." The elder of Sword King City thought with some vigilance as he listened to the praises of the Six Doors from the passersby around him.

Passersby aren't blind; if even one person recognizes them, it will spark discussion. Given the current situation, the prestige of the Six Doors is bound to rise.

The elders of the Green Mountain Sword Sect looked at the people pointing at them, somewhat bewildered.

Everyone went to the Prince's Palace with their own thoughts.

......

The martial arts training ground of Prince Anle's Mansion.

The vast training ground was arranged in an orderly manner.

"Haha, you flatter me." Yan Gui's polite voice came from behind.

"Looks like he hasn't been idle either," Li Junsu thought, and followed his servant to the training ground.

......

"The Six Doors have arrived."

"We have arrived at Sword King City."

"The Green Mountain Sword Sect has arrived."

"The Falling Flower Sword Sect has arrived."

The support team at the training ground started shouting, just like in a theatrical performance.

"You're here, have a seat," Yan Gui said, waving his hand.

"Go to the other side." Yan Gui looked at Liu Rushi and pointed to the empty seat at the top of the row of disciples sitting opposite.

"Heh." Liu Rushi sneered and sat down next to Yan Gui.

Seeing this, Yan Gui scratched his head, then looked at Li Junsu and pointed to a seat slightly lower than his own.

Li Junsu sat down gracefully, looked at the orderly seating opposite him, and smiled.

From top to bottom, they are elders, true disciples, inner disciples, and some outer disciples.

The level of luxury in the clothing was also ranked quite well.

"Even in a free world, seniority still matters," Li Junsu said softly.

Upon hearing this, he glanced at the seat opposite him, a hint of mockery flashing in his eyes.

Liu Rushi was taken aback.

"Alright, everyone should be here by now. The meeting...begins!" The old man at the bottom of the table waved his hand and said from the middle of the two sides.