Tao Mian didn't know what the scene was like when Du Hong first met Rong Zheng. Perhaps it was a sky full of blossoms, or maybe frost and snow were biting.

But in Rong Zheng's memory, the first time she met Du Hong, she gave the future pavilion Shi Fu a good beating.

The beginning of this incident was actually quite ordinary.

The old Shi Fu of the Floating Pavilion didn't want his heir to rely on the protection of the Twelve Shadow Guards and thus neglect their cultivation.

So, the legitimate successor, Du Yi, would regularly train with the Shadow Guards, and Rong Zheng's Shi Fu, the head of the Shadow Guards at the time, was also his teacher.

Later, when Du Hong was brought back to the pavilion, the old Shi Fu didn't want outsiders to say he was biased. Even though anyone with eyes could see that Du Yi was his most favored young Shi Fu, and Du Hong had no real qualifications, he still had to put on a show and let both children attend the same classes.

Thus, Du Yi followed Rong Zheng's Shi Fu, and Du Hong would learn on the side.

The Shadow Guards' lessons were straightforward: fighting to gain experience through real combat.

A group of teenagers, not knowing their own strength, would often go too far. Du Yi, with experience, could handle it, but Du Hong was quite unlucky.

His bad luck was compounded when, in his first sparring match, he faced Rong Zheng, who had no sense of restraint.@@novelbin@@

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