Chen Qingke's words undoubtedly made Li Ming the target of public criticism.
Originally, these disciples were already very dissatisfied with Li Ming being akin to a dog in the manger, but the inner sect prodigy, Chen Qingke, whom all of them admired, just so happened to be protective of him.
This naturally caused even greater dissatisfaction toward Li Ming.
As the saying went, since ancient times, beautiful women often bring disaster.
Li Ming knew this, but Chen Qingke obviously did not have such thoughts.
In the end, however, Li Ming did not care.
In the past three years, he had suffered countless ridicule and gazes of disdain from others in the sect because of his practice of body cultivation.
He had long since gotten used to such treatment.
Those of the mortal world had two ears that did not pay attention to outside matters and only focused on reading the books of the sages, while Li Ming only wanted to cultivate his body.
