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

Time flows slowly, and the days pass one by one.

Lingnan, early morning, city gate.

On an ordinary day, a beautiful figure in white appeared in front of the city gate.

Jianwu obediently lined up and then entered the city smoothly.

"The Six Doors," Jian Wu muttered to herself.

She had to tell Li Junsu quickly that her master really dared to bully the weak.

If Jian Wu knew about integrity, she would definitely say that Jian Cang's integrity is that he has no integrity at all.

.......

The Six Doors, the Martial Arts Arena.

"Sir, your friend has arrived." The gatekeeper jogged in and spoke softly.

"Name." Li Junsu stopped cultivating and spoke calmly.

"Jian Wu," the gatekeeper replied.

"Take him to the main hall." Li Junsu raised an eyebrow; Jian Wu had arrived so quickly.

Then, Li Junsu walked towards the hall.

......

hall

"Who are you?" Li Junsu looked at the woman's somewhat sharp eyebrows and eyes, and after a moment of confusion, he was surprised to find that they overlapped with Jian Wu's.

Does Jian Wu also have an older sister?

"Brother Li, I am Jian Wu." Jian Wu scratched her cheek a little embarrassedly.

This is why she has been avoiding people; it's too embarrassing. But the Taiyin Sword Technique is indeed quite miraculous, so Jianwu doesn't regret it.

"I see. Please sit down." Li Junsu simply nodded, pointed to the seat opposite him, and spoke calmly.

Seeing Li Junsu's calm demeanor, Jian Wu's impression of him improved even more. Not only did Li Junsu help her with the Taiyin Sword Technique, but he also treated her very gently.

"He really is a good person." Jian Wu sat opposite Li Junsu, feeling grateful.

The reason why Li Junsu was not surprised was simple: he had seen it all before, not just trivial things like Su An fighting with his own hand.

In his previous life, his younger brother's antics had raised Li Junsu's standards to an unbelievable level.

For example, my younger brother once had the idea that rooster blood could ward off ghosts, so he created a mascot costume and wandered around the house late at night.

According to him, his yang energy combined with his rooster-like appearance made him far more powerful than those Taoist priests at exorcising ghosts.

Li Junsu, who was dealing with business until midnight, listened to his younger brother's theory and nodded in agreement. Then, a scream rang out, and Li Junsu, feeling refreshed, stepped out of the mascot costume and went to wash up and go to bed.

In addition, there were other incidents such as trying to dig a tunnel and almost burying himself alive, playing hide-and-seek with the maid and sleeping under the bed for an entire afternoon, and almost getting beaten up for trying to comfort the female school bully, and so on.

Li Junsu was very puzzled as to how he managed to have a different meal every day. From initially wondering how he could do it to later taking it for granted, Li Junsu found it difficult to be surprised by anything anymore.

As for Li Junqi, he had a strange feeling similar to that his older brother hadn't hit him for three days. In short, he felt uncomfortable if he didn't jump around in front of his older brother.

In Li Junsu's view, becoming a woman was a trivial matter.

It wasn't as impactful as the fact that her younger brother was almost raped by a woman.

"Brother Li, I have come here on a very important matter," Jian Wu said with a serious expression.

Li Junsu nodded, looking at Jian Wu's somewhat adorable expression, signaling her to continue.

“My master might come to bully the weak,” Jian Wu continued.

"The reason?" Li Junsu looked at Jian Wu and asked, knowing the answer already.

His apprentice had turned into a beautiful woman; if he were in his shoes, he would also demand an explanation.

"Because your name sounds the same as the last character of King Wu's name." Jian Wu's words greatly surprised Li Junsu.

Jian Wu didn't believe her master would stand up for her in this matter. Since she started learning swordsmanship, her master had only given her a sword manual that was bigger than herself, and that was it.

Jian Wu was essentially raised without any special care from a young age. If it weren't for the gentle and patient nature of the previous generation's swordsman, Jian Wu would have run away.

“My master…” Jianwu recounted the long-standing feud between her master and Li Su.

The conflict between Li Su and Jian Cang stemmed from a battle. In the early days of the world's stability, various sects and factions refused to submit to the imperial dynasty. Without further ado, the imperial dynasty sent the three Martial Venerables to the existing top powers. Li Su went to Jian Su Mountain.

That battle was fierce and chaotic. In the end, his master was outmaneuvered by one move. But because of this battle, Li Su found Jian Cang quite pleasing to the eye, and Jian Cang was also confused by the overly friendly Li Su.

Later... Li Su took Jian Cang out for food, drink, and fun. Soon, Jian Cang and Li Su became sworn brothers. Jian Cang especially enjoyed playing dice, playing the high and low dice game, and would often ask Li Su for a couple of rounds.

At first, their friendship was very deep, but after Jian Cang lost hundreds of times, their friendship changed. After Jian Cang questioned Li Su about whether he had cheated, an angry Li Su beat Jian Cang up on the spot.

Then, their friendship went from Jian Cang occasionally making snide remarks about Li Su to Jian Cang being frequently beaten up. When he angrily fought back, he found that he still couldn't beat Li Su, which made Jian Cang even angrier.

Then, Jian Cang became someone who would lose a game today and get beaten up the next day.

Now, not only does the last character of Li Junsu sound the same as Li Su, but they are also both from the imperial dynasty. In Jian Cang's view, this is the perfect punching bag.

Jian Wu knew her master's personality very well. In Jian Cang's eyes, the silly Jian Wu was just speechless at her master's behavior.

"How did you know about this?" Li Junsu asked, referring to this matter from the early days of the founding of the nation, before Jianwu was even born.

“Oh, my third master told me,” Jianwu said.

The previous generation of swordsmen, now leading Lin Jin, wreaks havoc on the monsters in Jian Su Mountain.

As for betraying her master, Jianwu felt no guilt whatsoever. Her master always liked to hug a tree and talk about their master-disciple relationship when he was drunk, which made Jianwu want to laugh.

"I see." Li Junsu stroked his chin, a mischievous smile playing on his lips.

He Ning had already said that King Wu would send Feng Ming.

You want to bully me? Then I'll tell on you.

Li Junsu didn't feel like he was losing face at all. He wouldn't let anyone interfere with such a serious matter as the Lingnan Circuit.

But Li Junsu had no qualms about bullying the younger, disrespecting elders, and treating him as a substitute. By speaking out, he could even get closer to Li Su.

"Thank you for the information. There's no need for you to go out of your way to handle such a small matter," Li Junsu said to Jian Wu, regaining his composure.

"It's nothing, it's nothing..." Jian Wu quickly waved her hand, snapping out of her smirk. This whole thing was because of her.

"Su An, go to the Yingbin Building and set up a good table," Li Junsu instructed Su An as he returned from patrol.

"Yes, boss." Su An looked at the white-clad figure in the hall and scratched his head in response.

"Um...I...I want to eat braised pork knuckle."

"Prepare two more plates of braised pork hock."

"I know, boss."

.......

"You have a great figure." Shang You said softly after Su An left the hall.

"Your Majesty, I believe that after your promotion, you will definitely be no worse than her," Su An flattered.

"Do you really think so?"

"Of course, Your Majesty must be a beauty of unparalleled grace."

"You know the truth."

......

Prince Wu's Mansion

"I've been practicing for too long. I'll take a nap. I still need to deliver the Phoenix Cry to that little guy later."