Mei Juncang.
Hearing the reply from the man opposite him, Sun Chenglong felt a conflict of emotions. That Mei Juncang was Zhou Tieyi’s head disciple was beyond doubt. Under normal circumstances of mentorship, he should have stepped forward and respectfully addressed him as "Senior Martial Brother."
However, the "mentor-disciple relationship" between Zhou Tieyi and Mei Juncang had never been straightforward. Ever since Zhou Tieyi left Tianjing to investigate the Ink Stone Case, handing over the many affairs of the capital to Hao Ren, and subsequently drifted apart from Mei Juncang due to diverging paths, the nature of their bond had been laid bare under the scrutiny of the public eye.
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