384 Straightforward Liang Wangsun

Chen Changsheng pushed open the door to the room and walked in front of thechair. He explained everything he had heard before to Su Li, without leavingout the slightest detail. Su Li gently tapped the armrest of the chair. He stayed silent for a littlewhile before laughing, “There are troubles everywhere in the world, and what wedo is to solve these questions. Your trouble is actually not too troublesome.Although Liang Xiaoxiao’s scheme is indeed very beautiful, you only need toreturn to the capital to solve it. If I can return to Mount Li, of course itwill be even easier to solve.” Chen Changsheng understood what he meant. If Liang Xiaoxiao’s death wasbecause he wanted to use his life to do this, the trouble would indeed be veryhard to solve. However, he was currently a popular person of the Orthodoxyafter all, and as long as the Pope continued to believe him, this trouble wouldnot be big. As for the aspect of the Mount Li Sword Sect, as long as Su Licould return to Mount Li alive and casually say a word on it, who would dare todoubt it? What Su Li said seemed simple, but it was actually not very simple at all. Hehad combined the two troubles together, solving one of the greatest troublesChen Changsheng was currently facing. Chen Changsheng did not need to makeanother choice, and only needed to maintain his previous notion. “Afterwards, many troubles will appear in Xunyang City. I seem to haveunderestimated… the importance of this. The Orthodoxy is unwilling to act, andI have no way of solving these troubles. You have said correctly, it seems thatI have lost the bet.” Chen Changsheng walked to the side of the table. Helifted up the tea cup and took a sip, moistening his somewhat dry throat. Su Li raised his eyebrows even higher. His smile became even wider and hesaid, “Of course you’ve lost, but you yelling aloud still has some benefits. Atleast you helped me solve my greatest trouble.” Chen Changsheng placed down the tea cup. He was rather confused, and thought,  just what did I do? “You destroyed the secret of our journey with your yell. Everyone on thecontinent is looking at Xunyang City. Old man Yin still wants some dignity inthe end, so at least he won’t get the younger members of the Orthodoxy to comekill me in broad daylight.” Su Li stopped smiling and said calmly, “If itwasn’t like that, the cardinal outside definitely would be thinking of how tokill me right now, so at least you helped me solve the big trouble of the LiPalace.” Chen Changsheng thought about it, and it was indeed like that. It was justthat solving the big trouble of the Orthodoxy did not mean he had the power tosolve the next few troubles. Hua Jiefu had expressed his view extremely clearlybefore. Currently, the Orthodoxy indeed would not do anything to Su Li, butthey would also definitely not help him. At most, it was a situation where thetwo sides would not assist each other. As he thought about these matters, a giant boom suddenly resounded in thesilent streets outside the inn. He walked to the window and pushed it open,only seeing the dust brought by the collapse of the buildings on the other sideof the street. Walls and buildings constantly fell, as if a huge monster wascurrently rushing over. It was also like an earthquake spreading towards hisposition. The priests outside the inn gave out exclamations of surprise, “The household…has used the emperor’s carriage!” Hearing that, Chen Changsheng stared blankly. He looked at the growing cloudof dust on the opposite side of the street, and could feel the trembling of theground. He thought, just what does this mean? Just who is currently approachingthe inn? Before he could think even more, he leapt out of the window, landingon the stone steps in front of the inn. At that moment, Hua Jiefu also walkedout from the inn. He stood beside him with an extremely grim expression. “Who came?” Chen Changsheng asked. “The emperor’s carriage of the Liang Household.” Hua Jiefu looked into thedepths of the dust and furrowed his eyebrows. “The emperor’s carriage has notleft their estate for almost a hundred years. Who would have thought it wouldbe used today?” Once again the name ‘Liang’ had popped up, as Chen Changsheng had come toexpect. In his journey to the south with Su Li, Chen Changsheng had learned that therewere many groups in the cultivation world. He was even more vigilant againstthe clan of Liang, because Liang Xiaoxiao was surnamed Liang, and so was LiangHongzhuang. Liang was once the surname of the imperial family—the Liang clan was theimperial family of the previous dynasty. They once had an extremely closerelationship from intermarriage with the current imperial family of the ZhouDynasty, the Chen clan. A millennium ago, after the Chen clan had replaced theLiang clan, they still received great respect, perhaps because of therelationship of intermarriage that once existed, or perhaps because of shame.In general, they gave them a lot of exclusive opportunities. After the Zhou Dynasty was founded, the Liang clan left the capital andreturned to Tianliang County. They were titled as Princes, but in the end, theyhad once been sovereigns, so how could they be willing to accept such a fate?They still wished to revive their former glory, though it had already beenwindswept and battered by time. Other than the fact that the current Liang clanstill had noble blood and received the respect of the people, they had longsince lost their ability to change the world. It was probably exactly becauseof this that they could still persist in the north of the continent. However,the clan that once ruled the entire continent naturally had its ownextraordinary bloodline. In the past thousand years, countless experts hadarisen from the Liang clan, and currently, the most well known was the youngPrince from the Liang Palace, Liang Wangsun. Just as Hua Jiefu had said, the emperor’s carriage of the Liang Household hadnot been used for a very long time. Today, the carriage had left the palace,trampling over walls and buildings as it traveled towards the inn. With such ahuge activity, it obviously meant that something big was going to happen. Theonly person in the world who had the right to sit in the carriage obviously wasLiang Wangsun. Before the Scholartree Manor expert who roamed the northern lands appeared,this Prince was probably the greatest trouble Su Li and Chen Changsheng had tosolve. Liang Wangsun was actually not the name of the Prince—he was calledLiang Zhen. However, there was no one in the entire Xunyang City who dared tocall him by that name, so slowly, the entire continent also began to call himLiang Wangsun. Third on the Proclamation of Liberation, Straightforward Liang Wangsun. Thistitle originated from Liang Wangsun’s personality, with the noblest bloodlineand greatest innate talent. When the young prince did things, he did thingsvery directly and very bluntly, or in other words, very tyrannically. Theemperor’s carriage of the Liang Palace was just too big, unable to travel tothe street where the inn was. As a result, it began to tear down houses,tearing its way down from the north of Xunyang City. It really was extremelytyrannical. With a bang, the buildings opposite the inn collapsed, and great amounts ofdust flew into the air. An extremely luxurious carriage slowly appeared in the clouds of dust. The carriage was around ten zhang wide and also ten zhang long. It was coveredwith extremely precious obsidian. It was carved into hundreds of layers ofpetals by a certain master, and seemed like a lotus seat. On the two sides of the lotus seat stood a dozen or so docile boys and girls. On such a big lotus seat sat one person. The person was extremely handsome, and his black hair was combed extremelythin. His clothes seemed to be simple, but they were actually extremelyexquisite, with an air of nobility. His sitting posture was extremely straightin the centre of the lotus seat. His right hand was on his knee and his lefthand held a pestle. He leaned forwards slightly, and seemed like a sculpture.His eyes were also sculpture-like, not too angry and only with a cold feeling. This person was Liang Wangsun. He directly opened a great door through the myriad estates of Xunyang City. He came to see the mountain. And then push down the mountain.