"Name?"

"Zhang Daocheng!"

"age?"

"29 years old!"

"Do you have a nickname?"

"Yes...no, yes!"

The outer disciple in charge of registration raised his head impatiently.

"If you have it, you have it, and if you don't have it, you don't have it. You may have it for a while, and you may not have it for a while. Is there any accuracy?"

This is a young man of medium height, thin build, slightly pale complexion, and somewhat gentle appearance. He looked slightly flustered when faced with questioning.

"Yes, they all call me "Sword Immortal"!"

With a "Puch" sound, several people nearby laughed.

The outer disciple in charge of registration coughed and said, "Why are you laughing? You... go on, what are you capable of? You are a swordsman, where is your sword?"

"Ah? What...my sword? No! I don't need a sword. I don't have a sword in my hand, but I have a sword in my heart."

The skinny young man Zhang Daocheng was even more flustered.

The outer disciple in charge of registering the account books stopped and looked at the pale young man in front of him, saying, "Well, what are you doing here?"

"What am I here for? Of course I'm here to join the Sword Throwing Sect."

Zhang Daocheng looked innocent and confused. He wondered why the outer disciple in charge of registration asked this question?

"Let's do this! Regardless of whether you have a sword in your heart or not, according to the rules of our Sword Sect, you must first have a sword in your hand."

The person in charge of registration thrust a wooden sword and a wooden sign into Zhang Daocheng's hands.

"Here, this is your sword, and this is your number plate. From now on, you will be a handyman disciple of the Sword Alliance. You go over there and wait first. Someone will read your number later, so you can follow.

If that person leaves, that person will make arrangements for you."

After Wu Feng's Sword Alliance gradually got on the right track, its reputation gradually spread. Slowly, some practitioners who could not survive in that country, or some practitioners who had left the sect in the past, came to the Southern Wilderness one after another to take risks.

Entering the dense forest of the Southern Wilderness, I came to the area where the Sword Alliance is located, hoping to join.

There is nothing that can be done about this. In the Li Kingdom, except for a very few sects that are supported by major forces or are related to King Li, the rest of the sects have all moved to the south, except for those who have broken up and are finished.

It's deserted here.

It can be said that all those who moved to Southern Wilderness have joined the Sword Alliance. The current Sword Alliance is not so much an alliance as it is a super sect that is not particularly strict in organization. Because this sect

The core is Wu Feng’s Sword Sect.

Regarding these former sect members and some sporadic cultivators who cannot survive in the Li Kingdom, they request to join the Sword Alliance.

The various sect leaders and elders in the Sword Alliance are actually divided into two factions. One group believes that since they are here, they must accept them, otherwise if the word spreads, it will be detrimental to the reputation of the Sword Alliance.

The other group believes that there may be people sent by other forces.

If spies are brought in, they may become a hidden danger.

In the end, Wu Feng made the decision and accepted everyone.

Wu Feng believes that whether there are hidden dangers or not, we will discuss them later.

After all, the Sword Alliance is a sect that focuses on cultivation, and it is not in the form of a country or a tribal alliance like the Li Kingdom, the Southern Wilderness people, or even the Hai Clan.

As long as you join as a person, you have to practice. When you practice to a certain level, you must abandon the original concepts of country. Otherwise, your practice will encounter bottlenecks and it will be difficult to make progress.

Therefore, Wu Feng is confident that these practitioners will most likely be assimilated by the Sword Alliance after a period of practice.

Because you are in a practicing sect, you are different from the secular world. Every day, in addition to practicing, you practice, tempering your body and tempering your heart, which is equivalent to a kind of isolation from the world.

Then there is fighting, non-stop fighting. If you do this, it will be easy to be separated from the previous world. Once you get used to this kind of life, it doesn't matter whether the spy is a spy or not. There will naturally be a choice, and even if there is

Wu Feng believes that there are only a few die-hard spies who cannot make much trouble.

After the reform, the Sword Alliance implemented a new rule, which is that when a new member enters the Sword Alliance and becomes the lowest-level servant disciple, each person must first give him a wooden sword.

This is actually a little trick of Wu Feng's. It is to let those who enter the Sword Alliance have a sense of identity first.

The first thing is that you need to be equipped with a sword. In this way, the symbol of the Sword Sect is subtly placed in this core area, diluting the influence of other sects and forces.

Zhang Daocheng is a casual cultivator. He once wanted to join some sects in Li Kingdom, but he never had the opportunity.

It seems that he was unlucky. Originally, there were some sects in Liguo before, but there were none in the area where Zhang Daocheng lived.

And his qualifications, you say he is good! But he has been frail and sick since he was a child.

You have to say that he has no qualifications! He often has some profound insights into some of these books on spiritual practice.

Moreover, he himself was very interested in this, and his family had very little wealth, so he only had one son. He loved him more, so he let him do the tossing.

Zhang Daocheng didn't have a famous teacher, and he didn't have a sect to join, so he spent most of his time looking for things to practice in books.

There are indeed some books on cultivation on the market in the past, but most of them are introductory books and some personal experiences of powerful seniors that have been circulated.

In other words, are these things true? Some of them are true, but if you want to learn something specific, you actually can't learn it.

Or it's the kind of abstract, metaphysical stuff that makes you seem to have some insights after reading it, but it's actually useless.

There are also some basic introductory things, really

The true kind allows people to practice, but that's all, because there is nothing behind it.

Therefore, over the years, Zhang Daocheng has read countless spiritual practice books and spent a lot of money to collect these contents about spiritual practice that are circulated in the market. He thinks that he has countless so-called insights, but in fact, in addition to a lot of self-experience,

In addition, when it comes to practical applications, nothing has been achieved.

However, Zhang Daocheng has always been obsessed with this, especially this person who likes the sword immortal style very much and often thinks of himself as such. Whenever people make fun of him, he doesn't get upset. He always likes to say that I don't have a sword in my hand, but the sword is in my heart.

, how how.

Originally, he was already prepared to join a sect when he was 30 years old.

But who knew that with King Li's order, all the sects in the Li Kingdom would be moved away, and then those who are cultivators would either join the army.

However, Zhang Daocheng's physique has been relatively weak since he was a child. In some sects, if his understanding of some classics is acceptable, he will make an exception and accept you, ignoring some problems with your physique. But if you want to join the army, this physique is weak.

I can't get in.

So Zhang Daocheng fell into an embarrassing situation. He wanted to join the sect, but there was no sect in the Li Kingdom for him to join.

Finally, an elder who had contact with him told him that the Sword Sect, the former largest sect in the Li Kingdom, occupied a place on the border of the Southern Wilderness and unified the major sects that had moved out of the Li Kingdom.

A sword alliance was formed.

So Zhang Daocheng got up and came to Nanhuang, found this sword alliance, and wanted to join the sword alliance.

He had no choice. If he didn't join the Sword Alliance, the remaining sects in the country would not accept him as a weakling, and it would be even more impossible for him to join the army.

In fact, under normal circumstances, it would be impossible for him to join this sword alliance. However, because of this matter, Wu Feng recently said that since there are so many people who want to join the sword alliance, there should be no difference in treatment.

Yes, as long as they don't have obvious characteristics of spies, they can be included.

In Wu Feng's words, it doesn't matter if some people are weak. If they are weak, just let them work as handymen!

Anyway, what he is doing now, the disciple hierarchy, is to pass the exam one level at a time.

If you fail to pass the exam, you will stay in the same position as before. Moreover, the territory is so big now, and there are many things that need people to do.

Just think of it as recruiting a group of coolies, a group of free labor!

"Say your name!"

The outer disciple in charge of registration raised his head impatiently.

This is a young man, about twenty-four or five years old, with a popular face and looks extremely ordinary.

The young man said seriously, "Lao Wang, my name is Lao Wang!"
Chapter completed!