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The Peremptory Casey Davies novel Chapter 762

Yuping Mountain had a humid climate, pleasant scenery, and a unique geographical environment, which attracted many tourists.

The reason why Yuping Mountain was so popular was not only for its beautiful scenery, but a temple called Green Dragon Temple which was located on the top of Yuping Mountain.

Green Dragon Temple was not an old temple, but it was built on the mountain in the past few years. When it was first publicized, it was said that it had invited an eminent monk and also promoted some of the wonders that occurred during the construction of Green Dragon Temple. In addition, some people said that they prayed at Green Dragon Temple, and it didn't take long that his wish was fulfilled. Soon, Green Dragon Temple became famous.

After that, in order to attract more people to the temple to give incense, Green Dragon Temple began to attract people's attention with martial arts. It was said that the eminent monk in Green Dragon Temple was still a martial arts master, with quite amazing skills. Sometimes, this eminent monk would perform in front of people.

Those who had seen this eminent monk's performance were amazed by Green Dragon Temple's martial arts, and they all said that this eminent monk was indeed awesome.

Many people even came up with the idea of being this eminent monk’s apprentice. The monk did not reject these people, as long as they paid enough tuition, they could stay on the mountain and learned from him to practice martial arts.

It was said that the tuition fee was 200,000 dollars a year. Even so, there were still a constant stream of people coming to the mountain to be the monk’s apprentice.

At the beginning, a national martial arts champion once questioned the strength of the monk and personally came to Green Dragon Temple to challenge him, but he was defeated by the monk in three moves.

This battle had made Green Dragon Temple's reputation even higher. The number of people who came to find the eminent monk to be his apprentice was endless. This had created the lively scene of Yuping Mountain today.

It was said that many of the people who learned from the eminent monk had achieved a lot. These people were really stronger than those martial arts champions, and some were even comparable to the martial arts masters on TV.

But whether it was true or not was still inconclusive. People had only heard some rumors.

When considering where to travel, Casey saw some introductions about Green Dragon Temple on Yuping Mountain, so he finally chose to come here to visit, and wanted to see who the eminent monk looked like.

According to Casey's guess, this eminent monk might not be so awesome. These should be deliberately stated for propaganda, but the possibility of this eminent monk being an inner force expert was still very high.

Casey was more curious whether this monk was the same as the old monks with profound skills in the novel, so he took Edith to take a look.

It was precisely because the eminent monk of Green Dragon Temple was known as a martial arts master, so there would be Qigong Performance at the foot of Yuping Mountain, just taking advantage of that monk's reputation.

After eating, Casey and Edith walked towards the place where Qigong Performance was.

There was a built-up stage, surrounded by curtains. If you wanted to go in to watch the show, you naturally needed to pay for tickets.

Casey went to buy tickets, and then took Edith to the place where the tickets were checked.

"Is this kind of performance really interesting? There is no such thing as Qigong in this world. It's just a lie." Edith said.

Although Casey's current strength had reached the level which all Grandmaster couldn’t defeat him, Edith had never seen Casey take a shot. Thus, her understanding of martial arts still stayed at the simplest level, only thinking Casey was good at fighting, had a stronger body and quick reactions.

Casey smiled at Edith, "It doesn't matter if it's a lie. Just have fun."

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