The reason why Wang was expelled from his school was to protect Wudang. He exposed his descendants to a strange sect after the wind.

Wang was also removed from Wudang Mountain because he revealed that he was a descendant of Temen after the great wind in Luotian. Because the Eight Wonders after the Wind is one of the Eight Wonders, which is well known in the circle, and the Eight Wonders are the chief culprit of Shen Jia rebellion. Basically, a stranger wants it.

Wang also participated in the competition on behalf of Wudang. As soon as this special gate after the wind reveals its identity, you will know that it has been mastered by Wudang, because no one will believe that Wudang's head will not be a special gate after the wind, only a teenager like Wang Ye will.

So sooner or later, someone will attack Wudang. But now there is basically no one in Wudang who can fight, not even the leader. Therefore, in order to protect wu-tang clan, Wang Ye had to be driven away. Wang also exposed the strange door behind the wind, which means endlessly expelling Wang's legacy, which can not only transfer the main target, but also reduce the exposure and reduce the risk of his being attacked.

Personality characteristics:

Treat people with humility, don't dispute, in the face of other people's doubts, he is obviously a rich second generation but never makes excuses when being ridiculed by others. It seems that money, fame and fortune are always regarded as things outside the body, and even the strange door behind the wind, one of the eight wonders, has not been bewitched by it. Mingming's family has a local tyrant who laughs at himself as a poor Taoist.

Gifted and capable, he can send out "questions about what he is" in Wudang Mountain at an early age. He seems to be free and easy, but in the case of the Shen Jia rebellion, he showed a persistent side. Grandpa Zhou Meng said that he is a person who looks relaxed but actually twists the bar.

Calm and thoughtful, always think of others first, even if it doesn't do you any good. His father commented that he always knew how to understand others, whether he agreed or not.