My Senior Brother is Too Steady

Li Changshou had actually thought about the future path for the Sea God Sect while he was fooling the dragon.

As long as the Sea God Sect could stabilize itself and the little dragons did not make the Dragon Palace of the West Ocean attack the Western Sect in a moment of recklessness, it would not be too much of a problem.

I don’t think they will attack…

The dragon race should not be so short-sighted.

What is the Sea God Sect’s way out?

It was very simple. They had to submit to the Heavenly Courts, to the Ren School, and move to the trichiliocosm.

As long as the dragon race helped him take the blame, Li Changshou would give them another chance in the future.

Recently, Li Changshou had actually thought of an emergency solution to escape. Through changing his name, Li Changshou managed to escape and allowed the dragon race to make a grand wish to protect the human race and enter the Sea God Sect.

The inspiration for that method was Li Changshou’s future plans.

However, the Hundred Races competed for reproduction.

In the prehistoric times, the human race and the dragon race were also competing. If he gave the Sea God Sect to the dragon race, it would be equivalent to putting pressure on the human race.

Therefore, as long as the South Ocean Sea God Sect remained stable and did not cause him any trouble, Li Changshou would definitely not do that.

Now, the dragon race’s merit from incense offerings was gathered on Ao Yi. The most important thing was to nurture a dragon expert…

Sigh…

It’s the 204th day since I officially became the master of a sect…

I have to think, worry, and remain stable.

Half a month after leaving the sect, Jiu Jiu had already gone to the Little Qiong Peak to play for the second time.

At that moment, Jiu Jiu was already drunk. She occupied Ling’e’s bed and continued to perform her skills after drinking.

In Lindong City of the South Continent East Ocean, Li Changshou shifted his attention to the paper effigy. He found an inn in the city that he could stay in and stayed there.

The ancient Southern Continent had been bustling for tens of thousands of years, and various inns had already appeared.

Due to the fact that the South Continent was too huge, there was a limited number of mortals. The customs of various places were completely different.

His immortal senses spread out carefully in the city. Li Changshou soon discovered Uncle-Master Jiu Wu, who was behaving suspiciously.

At that moment, Jiu Wu was trying his best to hide his aura, and he was indeed hiding well.

However, Uncle-Master Jiu Wu had clearly forgotten that he was in the mortal world. For someone like him… he could be considered an extraordinary person.

In particular, Uncle-Master Jiu Wu was dressed in an exquisite Daoist robe. His entire body exuded a dignified aura. Many mortals could not help but watch and gossip about him.

Fortunately, the human race of the Primordial World did not know the stories about the old officials and young ladies. Otherwise, they might have taken the initiative to offer some food and buns to Uncle-Master Jiu Wu.

Uncle-Master Jiu Wu also realized that he was quite eye-catching.

He imitated Qi Yuan and found a random restaurant. He threw out two pieces of jade and asked for a suite. At the same time, he used his immortal senses to pay attention to this junior brother who did not have a deep relationship with him.

Seeing this, Li Changshou thought for a while and smiled.

He stayed in the room for three days and two nights, until night fell again. Those shopkeepers and shop assistants who were worried that he would starve to death could not help but want to break through the door and enter. Li Changshou finally decided to go out.

Li Changshou was worried that Uncle-Master Jiu Wu would disrupt his plan to lure the enemy. He wanted to contact Jiu Wu, but he had to take the initiative…

Hence… he disguised as his master, took off his Daoist robe, changed into a brocade robe, and dressed up. Li Changshou wandered around the city for a while. He took advantage of the night sky and arrived at the most bustling street in the city.

The place was brightly lit, and there were all kinds of women everywhere. The sounds of them addressing men as “Master” were incessant. There were magnificent wooden buildings and small courtyards.

After taking ten steps, he could hear the intersecting sounds of music.

After traveling ten thousand feet, he still could not see the end of the street.