As the second disciple of the supervisor, Sun Xuanji was assisting Xu Qi 'an in traveling the world of martial artists. However, he did not mention whether he would accompany Xu Qi' an to travel the entire world of martial artists, so he did not know.
As the second disciple of the supervisor, Sun Xuanji was an important assistant to Xu Qi 'an when he was traveling in the martial world. During this process, he was like a reliable follower, silently exerting his strength behind the scenes.
Sun Xuanji was the supervisor's second disciple, and he had a severe stutter. He was a good tool who helped Xu Qi 'an travel around the Jianghu. He also participated in the investigation of Yin Shenshu.
Aiya, Sun Xuanji was the second disciple of the supervisor. As a good tool, he didn't have many harsh words even though he stuttered. When he assisted Xu Qi 'an in traveling the Jianghu, he helped Xu Qi' an with the Unsealing Divine Shu, which was a great help to Xu Qi 'an.
Sun Xuanji was the second disciple of the supervisor. When he was assisting Xu Qi 'an in his travels, he had used his third-grade abilities as a warlock to help Xu Qi' an unseal the Divine Seal. Although this little Sun was a serious stutterer, he was still very reliable when he did things. He was a steady and reliable high-quality tool.
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Xu Qi 'an was the male protagonist in the novel " Dafeng Watchmen " and its derivative works. He was also known as Xu Yinluo, Dafeng King of Vinegar, Watchmen, Duke of the State, Prince of Beiliang, Son-in-law of Northern King, General of the State, South Border War God, First-grade Xu Pingfeng, Shenshu, Zhenling King, Demon God, etc. He was a transmigrator. In his previous life, he was a night shift security guard. He was murdered because he saved a child and transmigrated to a world where martial arts were respected. He had the golden finger, Dream Entry, which allowed him to cultivate and learn various skills through Dream Entry. His background was rather complicated, involving many forces and figures. Ji Xuan was a villain in the novel " Da Feng Beats the Nightwatch " and its derivative works. His name was Wuxian, and he was also known as Ji Baiyuan, Longevity Immortal, Taoist traitor, Immortal Master, North King, South King, Xu Qi 'an's cheap uncle, and so on. He was the son of Ji Su, the Northern King of the Great Feng Dynasty, and also the Third Prince of the Great Feng Dynasty. He was a scheming, ambitious, and unscrupulous person. In order to achieve his goals, he would not hesitate to sacrifice anyone. His background was also rather complicated, involving many forces and figures. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
After Ji Xuan met Xu Qi 'an during his first trip to the martial world, he was defeated and fled by Xu Qi' an. His self-confidence had suffered a huge blow. Originally, he was the most talented among the many children of the Hidden Dragon City Lord, and he knew how to keep a low profile. However, after this failure, he began to re-examine the gap between him and Xu Qi 'an.
Lin 'an and Prince persuaded, Yuan Jing Emperor let Xu Qi' an investigate the case to atone for his sins.
The poem that Xu Qi 'an gave to Minister Sun was " Don't Dong Da ". The full text was: " Thousands of miles of yellow clouds in the daytime token:937token:377, the north wind blows wild geese and snow." Don't worry about not having a confidant in the future. Who in the world doesn't know you?" While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
According to data 1 and 2, the poem that Xu Qi 'an gave to Shangshu Sun was " Sangbo Case, Presented to Shangshu Sun." The full text of the poem was: " In this world, there are Confucians, Daoists, Buddhas, demons, and warlocks. He was mocking me for being stupid, mocking me for shooting myself in the foot. He wants to nail my name to the pillar of shame." This poem was written by Xu Qi 'an after the Sang Bo case to satirize Minister Sun. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!