Luck in the heavens starts from the Red Mansion

The most depressed one is naturally Shaolin.

Shaolin hardly took advantage of the rising trend of the Jianghu set off by the Beggars' Sect.

Whether it was the Beggars' Sect or the martial arts exchange conference hosted by Songshan, they all avoided Shaolin intentionally or unintentionally, and the main point was to ignore it.

Damn, Shaolin likes to hide behind the scenes and act as the mastermind behind the scenes of the Ming Dynasty Jianghu. Then I'll tell you to hide to the end and don't jump out easily.

Anyway, Shaolin has many masters, and there are more than 30 masters of the Fang generation alone. The next generation of Jianghu masters are also emerging one after another, and the school is prosperous.

The Songshan School feels the greatest pressure!

Otherwise, Zuo Lengchan would not be so eager to merge the Five Mountains, and even thought of moving the school.

In fact, Shaolin put too much pressure on him.

Although the relationship between the two factions is usually harmonious, there are so many masters in Shaolin.

Not to mention, the numerous lay disciples of Shaolin will inevitably have some conflicts of interest with the disciples of Songshan Sect.

In the short term, the top leaders of the two sects can still suppress it and compress the conflicts between the disciples within a controllable range.

But what if the time becomes longer?

If Songshan Sect wants to develop, it will inevitably enter certain business businesses, and naturally it will confront the Shaolin faction that has been deeply rooted for many years. This is inevitable.

Although the entire Central Plains hinterland is prosperous, there is room for the martial arts sects to play. To put it more bluntly, the profit pie is so big that it cannot tolerate the two top-notch sects toss.

Songshan and Shaolin are too close, so they naturally know each other's strength.

Zuo Lengchan knew it well. Unless there was a good thing like the Demon Sect attacking Shaolin with all its strength, there was no possibility for Songshan Sect to surpass or even close the distance.

After thinking about it, he finally chose the Five Mountains to merge!

With Zuo Lengchan's wisdom, how could he not know the difficulty and disadvantages of merging the Five Mountains?

But if the Songshan Sect wants to jump out, it must use such means.

If the sect's residence is moved normally, the impact and blow to the Songshan Sect will be too great, and Zuo Lengchan can't afford to gamble and doesn't want to take the risk.

So too, if there is any good thing to improve the sect's foundation and strength, Zuo Lengchan will naturally not let the neighbor Shaolin take advantage of it.

In itself, he doesn't know how to solve the new troubles within the Songshan Sect so thoroughly.

As for the Beggars' Sect, it is a struggle for influence with Shaolin.

With the help of Jia Huan, the Beggars' Sect has risen again too fast.

In particular, Jia Huan has explored a relatively complete talent training system in the Yuezhou branch, which has made the development of the Beggars' Sect even more powerful and unstoppable.

The Beggars' Sect has sufficient backup forces, plus its own military foundation, it is still easy to stir up waves in the world.

Shaolin soon felt the pressure!

The advantages of the Beggars' Sect with many branches and many disciples were soon reflected with sufficient military backing.

The most obvious change is that the reputation of the Beggars' Sect in the Ming Dynasty has increased rapidly.

With Jia Huan, the chivalrous beggar, as the face of the sect, many things that only Shaolin and Wudang were qualified to do in the past, the high-level Beggars' Sect gradually became involved.

Like mediating disputes in the martial arts world, judging certain conflicts in the martial arts world, and having the influence and strength to call on the heroes of the righteous way, in short, there are many invisible benefits.

Wudang and the Beggars' Sect have been friends for a long time, and they also know that they can't stop the strong rise of the Beggars' Sect.

In addition, knowing some of the ideas of the chivalrous beggar Jia Huan, Wudang also wants to take advantage of the wind.

Although Wudang is the leader of the martial arts world, it is also an important lineage of Taoism!

As long as Wudang doesn't commit suicide and the Ming Dynasty doesn't collapse, Wudang's status in the martial arts world will not change too much, and the court will not agree.

But Shaolin doesn't know this, so naturally it won't watch the Beggars' Sect rise rapidly.

The righteous martial arts world already has Shaolin and Wudang, and there is no need to add a Beggars' Sect.

There is no other reason, the Beggars' Sect and Shaolin have many similarities.

The main one is the large number of people, which is one of the biggest advantages of Shaolin!

Because of the large number of people, Shaolin can use the influence of the righteous martial arts world to easily turn its influence into real benefits and hidden territory.

For example, Shaolin helped mediate the disputes between the martial arts forces in Beizhili and Jin Province, and received full praise from the martial arts people in the two places.

When there are Shaolin lay disciples who want to gain a foothold in Beizhili and Jin Province, how can the local martial arts forces that have received help from Shaolin have the nerve to stop them?

And the influence and power of Shaolin have become more and more powerful as many lay disciples settle down and buy houses, and finally become a giant tree with tangled roots.

In comparison, Wudang is much worse.

Although Wudang has been imitating and learning from Shaolin, it has also produced a lot of lay disciples.

But compared with the scale of Shaolin, it is simply a small witch meeting a big witch, there is no comparison.

Of course, Wudang also has its own advantages, that is, it is closely connected with the government and the royal family.

Most of the lay disciples of Wudang entered the Six Gates or the Royal Guard System when they graduated.

This is Wudang's unique advantage, and it is difficult for other forces to learn and imitate.

When the Sun and Moon Sect targeted Wudang, they only dared to play sneak attacks and run away.

If they really dared to kill people in Wudang, it is estimated that the court would soon send out the Six Gates and the garrison to specifically target them. Obviously, the top leaders of the Sun and Moon Sect understood this and did not dare to do too much.

Another point is that as a branch of Taoism, Wudang has high qualifications for disciples and other aspects, which is the main reason why Taoism is difficult to compare with Buddhism in terms of scale.

The problem is that Wudang's failure does not mean that the Beggars' Sect is failure.

If we really want to compare the number of people, all the Buddhist temples in the world may not be able to match the Beggars' Sect.

If the Beggars' Sect had not had many problems before, not only the dispute over dirty clothes and clean clothes, but also the management of the branch was not strict, and the rules were quite loose.

The biggest problem is the lack of top masters who can fill the door!

Looking at the world of gold martial arts, whenever the Beggars' Sect was prosperous, it had top masters to support the door.

Even Shi Huolong, the leader of the Gang during the Yitian period, was a strong man who had the strength to beat Hunyuan Pili Hand Cheng Kun to spit blood and escape, but he had a big problem with his body.

But Jia Huan was born.

His rise was too fast, and Shaolin could not intervene at all.

When Jia Huan became popular, the Beggars' Sect also underwent tremendous changes.

The biggest change is the thing that Shaolin fears the most. The originally loose organizational structure of the Beggars' Sect has gradually become rigorous and standardized.

Jia Huan's management ability is beyond doubt. As a result, many branches of the Beggars' Sect began to encroach on Shaolin's influence and interests in the world.