A red rope was tied around both Elder Xus’ necks, respectively, and the scratch Xiaoshuai inflicted had been repaired.
“Kekeke, I heard you can distinguish between us. Let’s see how you do it … Read more
“Given that we’ve gone through the entire place and haven’t found anything, I’m convinced the yin qi was just a trap waiting to spring on me. They must’ve been aware I came by … Read more
Yang Tian had an invincible combination of defence and offence thanks to his items. This forced everyone to don their armour. The foreigners were the type to be persuaded by reason but not cowed by force, so they … Read more
The floor started turning to frost as the room in the temperature abruptly plummeted. Mu Yu felt he was the closest he had been yet to the unidentified aura that he had been fretting over, and … Read more
“Why would there be rumbling thunder? Divine punishment for immoral conduct while he was alive?” Xiaoshuai chimed in.
“Just eat your food. Please elaborate, Elder Xu.”
“The sound was identical to thunder rumbling behind the clouds. Also, there … Read more
Wild lightning and gales stunned everyone. The energy gathered from the big clash rapidly intensified.
Yuan Xia clenched her fists. She wanted to help, but her rationality told her she’d only get in the way.
Humanity raged the … Read more
The dragon vine curled around Mu Yu’s shoulder and asked, “He’s still alive?!”
“No, his body is devoid of vitality. The only reason he’s supposedly ‘alive’ is because of the yin qi in him. I can’t see anything abnormal … Read more
“Mamma mia!” Xiaoshuai exclaimed, racing back into Mu Yu’s shirt.
The dozen-odd wooden mannequins they were searching for were suspended from a rope around their neck, tied up around the beams over four metres overhead! The creaking … Read more
Yuan Xia thought the miracle stone was trying to kill Yang Tian. Nobody understood what was going on. Others assumed Yang Tian was history. Others were waiting to loot his corpse.
Powerful energy burst from Yang Tian’s body. … Read more
Usually, Chen Erzhuang’s four clerks, known for their tanned and muscular bodies, were in charge of carrying coffins as part of processions, yet there they were, carving on camphorwood, a job where attention to detail and finesse were … Read more
