Then Sa Tian introduced the others, and everyone treated Jiang Yichun and the others with great courtesy, showing that the Fusang people had a lot of respect for Zhongyuan culture.
When it came time to introduce a samurai, he arrogantly said, "Zhongyuan culture is indeed admirable, but Zhongyuan people value literature more than martial arts, and even allow a woman to become an officer. How ridiculous."
Sa Tian looked embarrassed, and the samurai shouted sternly, "Translate my words exactly, or be careful of your head!"
From this person's tone and the disdainful look he gave her, Bai Ruozhu guessed the situation about eighty to ninety percent correctly.
Lingzi once mentioned that the Fusang people revered the Samurai Path and Ninjutsu, and those who mastered both were quite formidable. She also mentioned Kyoto's top samurai, Luzhi, was a master of both martial and ninja arts, well-respected by all.
