Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 289 - The Cloudwisp Island

Li Qingshan sprang up. “W- what’s the time right now?”

It was as if Juechenzi had been expecting him to ask this. “The tests for the other schools have all ended already.”

Li Qingshan fell back down again. He had been toyed around by this ox nose. The alcohol was far too strange. If this was the case, he could not remain in the academy any longer.

Juechenzi said, “You don’t have to worry too much. There’s still another school you can join.”

“Which one?”

Juechenzi pointed below his feet. “Here.”

Li Qingshan was slightly surprised. “But I’ve lost the gamble, and your master dislikes me too.”

Juechenzi smiled. “But you’ve still technically passed the test. My master has a fiery temper, but he also treasures talent. Do you know just how much the jar of Thousand Days Drunk you drank is worth? He doesn’t even have enough for himself most of the time. If he just wanted to screw you over, why would he take that out? As long as you plead to him properly so that he regains some self-respect, he’ll definitely accept you.”

Li Qingshan said, “Plead? How am I supposed to plead? Are you saying that only he has self-respect and I don’t?”

Juechenzi said, “What do you think?”

Li Qingshan sighed heavily. He stood up again. Self-respect was earned through strength, not by flapping gums. Just how could a Qi Practitioner be compared to a Foundation Establishment cultivator?

Juechenzi said, “Come with me! Master is giving sermons before the new disciples.”

With no other choice, all Li Qingshan could do was follow him.

Along the way, Juechenzi educated him. “No matter how master insults you, just endure it. The mountain path was for overcoming your fears, while now is for overcoming your pride. Only with tolerance can you achieve greatness.”

Li Qingshan remained silent. He arrived at the front. The slovenly daoist priest sat high up, while the new disciples sat in the hall. Yu Zijian sat the closest to him.

With Li Qingshan’s appearance, everyone cast their gazes over. The slovenly daoist priest continued his lecture, as if he was not the

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