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Xuan Ming urged Kong Jian to moderate his words, but Kong Jian frowned and retorted, "My nephew, do you really believe that Great Zhou can be compared to the glorious First Dynasty? Can't we even voice our opinions freely now? Since when has Shaolin Temple needed to tread so cautiously?"
Xuan Ming's expression darkened, infuriated by the audacious disrespect of this senior monk of the Kong-Character Generation.
In the world of martial arts, the respect between masters and apprentices mattered greatly. Although Kong Jian was his elder, Xuan Ming was not weaker than him in terms of strength. In fact, he was even stronger.
What's more, he was currently the head of the Arhat Hall, and yet Kong Jian insisted on calling him 'nephew', showing no respect to his position.
