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At that moment, he took out an Enchanted Iron Pickaxe from his backpack and began to shatter the surrounding Iron Blocks, collecting the fragments into his pouch.
As the Iron Blocks disappeared, several figures appeared before Yun Yi. The two leading individuals were clad in yellow robes—Zhang Jiao's disciples, Zhang Bao and Zhang Liang. The others were followers of Tai Dao, their heads wrapped in Huang Jin.
They had been gathered around the Iron Blocks, puzzled by the sudden emergence of steel blocks around Zhang Jiao's camp. Before they could seek an explanation, the blocks vanished.
Upon seeing Yun Yi, everyone was startled and instinctively reached for their weapons. Fortunately, they did not immediately attack; instead, they watched Yun Yi warily. The Huang Jin on their foreheads clung to their faces due to sweat, making it difficult to discern whether the figure before them was a deity or a mere mortal.
Zhang Jiao followed Yun Yi out of the tent and was taken aback by the scene before him, nearly frightened out of his wits. Just moments ago, he had been expressing gratitude for the great virtues of the immortal, only to find such a situation unfolding outside. If any of his followers or his two disciples accidentally offended the immortal, even death would not suffice to make amends.
Zhang Jiao quickly stepped forward and called out, "Everyone, put away your weapons and clear a path!"
Seeing Zhang Jiao appear, the followers felt a sense of relief and immediately dropped their weapons, forming an orderly passageway.
Yun Yi walked slowly away, gradually disappearing into the night. His assistance to Zhang Jiao was not a spur-of-the-moment decision but rather a well-considered action. Given the infiltration of Yin-Yang philosophy and Confucianism over the past four years, the prestige of the Han Dynasty was deeply entrenched. To shake this foundation would require strong measures.
However, Zhao Family Village was not suitable for undertaking this mission. As the stronghold of Yun Yi, stability and development were of utmost importance. He did not wish to create enemies across the world at this time. Therefore, it was ideal to choose a group that operated independently, possessing sufficient combat strength without provoking widespread opposition.
Zhang Jiao's perspective happened to align perfectly with Yun Yi's thoughts. Consequently, Yun Yi decided to offer some assistance. He provided Zhang Jiao with five jars of a special lotion capable of bringing the dead back to life, along with three complete sets of iron armor, hoping that the Yellow Turban Army could directly impact the core of the Han Dynasty.
In reality, historically, the Yellow Turban Army had launched its campaign in haste, with various factions being loosely organized, and their supreme leader, Zhang Jiao, had passed away within the army. Despite this, the Yellow Turban Army still swept across much of the country and shook the foundations of the Han regime.
Now, with Yun Yi's help and guidance, the Yellow Turban Army was expected to demonstrate an even more significant influence in history. Although it might not completely end the rule of the Han Dynasty, they would undoubtedly become a powerful disruptor, undermining the Han's standing in people's hearts.
Perhaps this chaos would bring suffering to many civilians, but it was a necessary process to achieve their goals. To save all people and create a new society where everyone had opportunities for development, existing shackles needed to be broken.
There must be destruction before construction; only then could true innovation occur. Otherwise, even if crops with extremely short growth cycles were provided, along with life-giving milk and endless water sources, the negative effects might not be immediately apparent. However, over time, these changes would ultimately be assimilated by the existing structures of interest, falling once again under the control of those in power while the common people continued to live in hardship.
Such a situation would perpetually repeat itself. This was not mere alarmism.
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