Mu Yu spent the days inside the dragon vine’s stomach strategizing his escape plan. The most challenging task was escaping from a group of cultivators who were heads and shoulders above him.
“Mu Yu, don’t you think there might … Read more
The majority of people who Mu Yu could speak to weren’t humans. Dragons didn’t speak humanity’s language; they had their own language. Thus, Mu Yu was surprised he understood it. More importantly, how was he supposed to rescue … Read more
“You can’t beat him. Also, leave me alone,” Lie Shang warned Liu Feng with a peripheral glare.
Lie Shang flicked the tip of Liu Feng’s spear. A ripple of energy smashed straight into Liu Feng’s chest, propelling him … Read more
A group of people had gathered at Empyrean Bo Lake by the time Mu Yu arrived. He joined the crowd and found himself a nice viewpoint after searching from his sword.
“Goddess Meng Xin, you are … Read more
“Is that him?”
“I think so. We going for it?”
“There are too many people. Let’s keep waiting.”
Sick and tired of people targeting him already, Mu Yu kicked his speed up another notch and headed for the forest … Read more
“Ah, man, really? A tree is going to eat me? Talk about ironic,” Mu Yu mumbled as he shut his eyes. He started crooning, “The cold winds by Yi River send off the hero who is never to return. … Read more
“Shut up and save me already!” Xiaoshuai cried.
Mu Yu wasn’t worried about Xiaoshuai dying because he knew better than that. He sprinted toward the tree that began firing on him again, accompanying his valiant charge … Read more
The lush leaves on the tree were as large as a human hand. A white line ran down the centre of the leaves. It looked messy on the gigantic tree, yet it was quite the captivating sight. … Read more
“Xiaoshuai, wake up. We dimensional travelled or something!” Mu Yu called as he tugged Xiaoshuai’s tail with one hand and scratched his hand with the other.
“Huh? Huh? Is it time for breakfast?” Xiaoshuai asked as he rubbed his … Read more
Mu Yu saw a green live vine hanging approximately ten metres up the cliff face. Though the vine was only three centimetres, it stood out. The rest of it had to be somewhere. When Mu Yu crossed the … Read more