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Hengshan Sect's Strongest Sword Cultivator

As a member of the Hengshan Sect, Zhao Rong's desire to straighten out the workplace grew ever stronger. As the saying goes, the martial world is slippery, and people's hearts are complicated. When it comes to art, our Hengshan Sect is crowded with big shots, the sound of Xiaoxiang's night rain, the study of Guangling San, making quite the noise. But when it comes to combat strength, who can boast about their DPS(damage per second)? Even Shangguan Yun, who could be laid out in a second by the demonic sect’s elders, had something to say, "I've been part of a raid against a world Boss, what achievements do you from Mount Heng have?" "Mr. Yue's sister store from next door is behind in management mode, it needs to align with Alliance Hierarch's five-year plan." "The direction must be clear." "We need to focus on combat strength, we need to develop the guild!" ……

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Chapter 134: The Seven Sons of Mount Heng! (8.021k)_2

"Senior Brother, do not worry!"

Nan Shan Shi smiled amicably, watching Cheng Mingyi enter a shop that sold oil biscuits for breakfast.

Nan Shan Shi walked further, asked three different people, and then, instead of turning right into the alley, he followed the cries of street vendors into the more spacious left street.

It wasn't long before he spotted a sign painted in red lacquer.

Wu Zha Plantation.

It was a tea plantation with many branches.

There was one in Anren to the east of Hengzhou. When he had worked at the Datong Commercial Association, he had often dealt with the people from the tea plantation.

Even the head of the tea plantation always treated him with great respect when they met.

This was the dignity of working for the Left Alliance Master.

Wu Zha Plantation, the Wu being the Wu from He-shou-wu and the Zha from wild hawthorn.

The tea they processed was a mix of wild hawthorn, He-shou-wu, and wild chrysanthemum, none of which were scarce on Taishi Mountain.

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