No one heard about Ximen Chuideng’s whereabouts after he fell from Lawless Cliff six years ago. I didn’t believe he perished simply because I didn’t find his corpse. Maybe he was reduced to dust, or … Read more
One of Divine Moon Cult’s old traditions was that, instead of the leader selecting a successor, the three Saintesses would elect the next leader. Long, long ago, the leader selected their successor … Read more
“Why are you fighting each other?” Zero asked as soon as everyone was finally pulled out of the holes – which took an immense amount of effort.
In addition to her bodyguards, Zero had Ouyang Xiucai, Yuan Kou, Ning Zhuoru … Read more
I maintained my big-man-hubristic sage pose whilst contemplating what to do. I could lose to a man, but there was no way I was losing a battle. “Hahaha, Brother Lang.”
“… Yeah?”… Read more
If there had to be an explanation for Lang Qing’s behaviour, it was simply due to the fact that he was nosy. His affiliation between orthodox and unorthodox in the pugilistic world was unclear; killing someone or saving … Read more
“Finally.”
Gu Xianxian and Yan Jiangnan didn’t have anything else to do, so they invested time in perfecting the holes and arranging them in a formation that even they’d struggle to … Read more
Thanks to Gu Xianxian’s interruption, I forgot where I was supposed to dig and the formation, making me have to map it out in my head again. Yes, there was a strategic thought to the … Read more
“Understood.”
The persuasion speech I prepared went to waste because Yan Jiangnan didn’t even bat an eye when he heard the target was arguably the strongest individual.
“It’s unarguable that you’ve improved quite fast recently, but you’re … Read more
“Come to the dispensary and give me a hand. We need new drugs.”
I had to tell the blatant lie because the room was no longer shared between only Yan Jiangnan and I. My excuse for … Read more
Lang Qing welcomed himself in and questioned Gu Xianxian as though he was stepping into his own home, so, despite not being to read his mind, I didn’t have a hard … Read more
