Chapter 210 : Both Civility and Martial Arts

Chu Yu recognized the identities of this group of hidden disciples at a glance.

No organization, no discipline.

This was the first impression this group of people gave Chu Yu.

Some were dressed casually, some were wearing Taoist robes or monk's clothes, and some were wearing sportswear. They stood there with their eyes high, as if everyone owed them a first prize in the Lotto.

Chu Yu has always had no good impression of the so-called hidden disciples.

Before he met Bai Yue, he thought that this group of hidden disciples were hermits who had entered the world. They had received special education and training since childhood and had suffered hardships that ordinary people could hardly endure. They were just like the chivalrous men in martial arts novels who were arrogant but had a sense of justice.

Later, I learned that this group of hidden disciples were the lackeys of the aristocratic and wealthy families. Not only that, their character cou