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Perhaps it was the special abilities brought about by time travel, or perhaps it was Steve's influence, but Yun Xiao Yi possessed an extraordinary memory that allowed him to remember everything he saw. Once Zhao Yun taught him the pronunciation of a word from the book, he could grasp it almost instantly. Furthermore, since Classical Chinese is a direct continuation of modern Chinese, he did not need to learn new grammatical rules; he only had to remember the correct pronunciation of each character to use it fluently.
In just half a day, he had completely mastered Classical Chinese and reviewed the relevant literary knowledge. Zhao Yun was left almost speechless at his high learning efficiency. Considering Yun Xiao Yi's identity as an immortal, such rapid learning ability seemed quite reasonable. The powers of an immortal naturally surpassed those of ordinary people, and quick learning was just one aspect of that.
As their conversation deepened, they touched upon various topics including national trends, regional situations, and the lives of the people. However, most of the content was delivered by Zhao Yun while Yun Xiao Yi listened attentively. For someone from the future like him, despite being familiar with "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Records of the Three Kingdoms," his understanding of the actual history of the Han Dynasty was far less detailed than Zhao Yun's.
As Zhao Yun narrated, scenes from literary works and historical texts began to come alive in vivid detail.
Just as they were enjoying their conversation, a sudden sound of hurried footsteps echoed from outside. Zhao Yang rushed in, drenched in sweat, knocking on the door: "Brother, something's wrong! Teacher Tong has fainted!"
This unexpected news caused Zhao Yun's expression to change dramatically as he immediately dashed out of the room. "What happened to my master?!"
Zhao Yang hurriedly shook his head, trying to explain: "I don't know the specifics; I was told to come and notify you right away."
Upon hearing this, Zhao Yun's heart tightened. He knew his family's character all too well; if it weren't for something extremely urgent, they wouldn't have sent Zhao Yang in such a hurry.
"Quickly, let's go to my master's place!" As Zhao Yun turned to leave, he suddenly remembered that there was still an immortal in the room.
If Master truly faces a life-threatening situation, having an immortal by his side might be of some assistance.
In the room, Zhao Yun detailed the situation to Yun Xiao Yi, expressing his concerns and hopes with sincerity and openness. Yun Xiao Yi nodded in approval of his frankness and authenticity. Everyone has their own selfish motives, and even the Sage is no exception. If Bai Jiexian were present, how would he gauge the situation? Therefore, within the limits of his own abilities and opportunities, he has never hesitated to lend a helping hand to others.
Coincidentally, he also wanted to know what the legendary master Qiang Shen Tong Yuan looked like. "No problem, I'll accompany you. If no one else can help, I can try as well."
"By the way, does Zhao Family Village have any cows? If so, it would be best to bring one along." In Yun Xiao Yi's world, milk could resolve any physical ailments. He wasn't sure if this applied to the real world, but illness must surely be considered a negative condition, right? As for whether milk was truly effective, Yun Xiao Yi couldn't be certain.
Zhao Yun felt puzzled about the relationship between Master and the cow. Since the immortal suggested it, they might as well follow through. "Is it a bull or a cow?" Zhao Yun suddenly asked.
Yun Xiao Yi was taken aback; he hadn't thought about that aspect because in his gaming world, animals had no gender distinctions. "Let's bring two—one male and one female. It's a double insurance; it would be awkward if the bull doesn't produce milk."
Zhao Yun immediately instructed Zhao Yang to lead a cow from the pen while he hurriedly pulled Yun Xiao Yi towards Tong Yuan's residence.
Although Tong Yuan lived in Zhao Family Village, he was not a member of the Zhao Family. He had temporarily taken residence there due to his connection with Zhao Yun. His passion for marksmanship led him to choose a house in the southeast corner near the training grounds, providing ample space for practice at any time.
Additionally, this arrangement was cleverly orchestrated by Zhao An, who hoped that Tong Yuan would teach some of the village's strong young men during his leisure time. In reality, the so-called private army of Zhao Family Village consisted of robust villagers organized into teams. They worked the fields during busy farming seasons and served as a defense force during quieter times. They learned basic combat skills primarily to protect themselves from Mountain Bandit invasions.
With Tong Yuan's extensive martial arts experience and profound internal energy, even casual guidance from him could lead to significant improvements for these villagers. As a result, the people in the village held him in high regard and respectfully referred to him as Tong Shi.
Zhao Family Village was not large, comprising fewer than two hundred households. The entire village was enclosed within a one-zhang-high earthen wall, surrounded by farmland managed on a family basis. During harvest time, each family would keep a portion of their yield while the remainder was submitted for communal distribution.
The Zhao Family was responsible for managing all taxes and surplus grain for Zhao Jia Zhuang Village. It took only a few minutes for Tong Yuan to reach his residence from Zhao Yun and Yun Xiao Yi's location. At this moment, Tong Yuan's home was surrounded by a crowd of strong young men from Zhao Family Village, all of whom had received guidance from him.
Once a master-disciple relationship was established, even if Tong Yuan could not remember their names, these disciples would always cherish his teachings and support.
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