Not to mention Hong Jin, Gao Jineng, and others plotting behind his back, swearing to use Li Jing as a stepping stone, let's talk about Chentang Pass alone.
Li Jing and Chong Heihu enjoyed each other's company greatly; together, they discussed politics and exchanged knowledge on martial arts, and several days passed in the blink of an eye.
Seeing that Huang Tianxiang was living very comfortably with Li Jing and that there was nothing inappropriate, Chong Heihu took the initiative to bid farewell.
It's no wonder he was in such a hurry to leave. There were simply too many miscellaneous affairs to take care of in his territory.
In the end, it's all because Chong Houhu was reckless and his governance absurd. The Northern lands were not only unstable, but rebellions were also frequent, which is why Chong Heihu, although abroad, was always preoccupied with the thoughts of his homeland.
