"There is no evidence, and no one knows who did it. I also said that maybe Zhang Chi couldn't find any clues and deliberately burned the account book to shift the responsibility to others!
No matter what, it is a fact that he failed to keep his account books, and he was not unjustly kicked out."
"Then what should we do? Senior Brother has been saying for three days that he would prove Elder Qinghui's innocence, but now he can't prove it. Isn't it embarrassing?"
"You can rest assured about this. Not many people know about this matter. Besides, the leader is just such a disciple, so he will definitely find a way to suppress the matter. Let's just talk about it in private and don't let others know.
Oh, so as not to get into trouble."
Zhou Ran was listening enthusiastically when the two people suddenly stopped talking. He wanted to hear more details, so he walked in that direction and said: "Two junior brothers and junior sisters..."
"No, there's someone here, let's go quickly."
As he said that, the man and woman ran away.
Zhou Ran only saw the back and was speechless.
I'm not going to report your secret meeting, I just want to hear about Zhang Chi's bad luck!
The Jianzong prohibits disciples below the level of Zhuji from teaching or receiving privately. They can talk about love and even identify Taoist partners, but they are not allowed to have private meetings or engage in ethical matters.
Whatever is forbidden, someone will do it.
He suddenly thought that he must have encountered a pair of wild mandarin ducks, but he didn't think much about it.
But the male disciple's last words reminded him.
If Zhang Chi's crime was suppressed by the boss, not many people would know about it.
Thinking that he had embarrassed the entire Sword Sect, and Zhang Chi finally made a mistake, how could he miss this opportunity?
Chapter completed!