During the Republic of China era, although Chang Kaishen provided no support to the Huang Sect, he still allowed it to retain its official status. Yet, having lost its Eight Halls, the Huang Sect was like a man whose arms had been severed. Consequently, the remaining main stronghold of the Huang Sect was no omens different from any ordinary martial arts sect in the jianghu.
In terms of prestige in the jianghu, it fell far short of colossal behemoths like Quanzhen, Zhengyi, or the Zen sects of Buddhism.
While most of the members from the Eight Halls still possessed their skills, they could only crowd into Changsha and scrape together a living by engaging in the trade of the lower eight professions. By comparison, both seemed equally miserable.
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