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Chapter 156: Radiance of Sun and Moon Emperor Bai turned and stepped back in a flash. At the same time, Chu Kuang swept in from the left. The Chengying Sword and Hanguang Sword stabbed forth together—one black, one white—like twin dragons soaring in the sky. Emperor Bai shouted, “You think this is enough to defeat me? Far from it!” With a burst of force, he threw the two aside. In that instant, the Vipashiyin Blade in Fang Jingyu’s hands was shattered to dust by the terrifying impact.…- 450.2 K • Completed
- Chapter 86: Tossed by Wind and Waves Chu Kuang stormed back into the cabin, bundled up his sleeping mat, and was about to head out when he ran into Fang Jingyu. Seeing the bedding in his hands, Fang Jingyu asked, “Where are you going?” “Going to sleep somewhere else.” “Is it because you’re sick of me? You don’t want to share a bed with me anymore?” Chu Kuang’s face flushed red. He snapped, “We’re both grown men—we should’ve been sleeping separately ages…
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- Chapter 82: Each Alone in His Shadow The sky was boundless, the earth barren. The wind lashed her face, cold and sharp with the brine of the sea. Xiao Jiao blinked in a daze and sat up. She remembered clearly she had been lying on her cot—yet now, upon opening her eyes, she found herself in a strange place. Around her stretched a hazy, mist-shrouded world, no day or night discernible. The sea rippled in endless layers, converging into massive whirlpools, as if the heavens and earth had yet to…
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- Chapter 81: His Name Is Tianfu Heaven did not show mercy. After one clear night, the next day came again with violent wind and sudden rain. But this suited Chu Kuang’s taste just fine. Since last night, he had been staying with Fang Jingyu inside the cabin of the Lei Ze ship, curled together under the bedding, whispering sweet nothings. Fang Jingyu spoke of the strange tales he’d heard while working in Penglai; Chu Kuang, on the other hand, recounted stories from his days as a lawless…
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- Chapter 80: Living for You A few sparse stars dotted the sky like silent eyes gazing down at the world. Beneath that starry canopy, two figures leaned against each other by the water’s edge. Chu Kuang had just cried hard, his eyes rimmed with red. His grief had been bottled up too long, and tonight he had finally let it pour out. Fang Jingyu didn’t understand all of what was in his heart, but he could feel the real weight of it—and held him without a word, gently patting his back. When Chu…
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- Chapter 75: The Urgency of Joining Blades Blades danced wildly, claws howled like thunder. Amid the clanging clash of metal, the Yu Ji Guard gazed at the young man before him—and in a sudden daze, saw an old acquaintance. The old man remembered the Silver-Masked Man. Though his memories had long faded, he still recalled how, decades ago, they were both young and full of spirit. The Silver-Masked Man’s martial skills were always a cut above. Every time they sparred, he would end up flat on his…
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- Chapter 27: Star Lanterns Across the Wild By Chunsheng (Springbirth) Pass, cold clouds and chilly waters gathered, and wormwood and thorns had grown into a forest. A few gray donkeys swayed their long ears foolishly as they wandered along the riverbank. In the shadow of the city wall stood a man, his face unshaven, clad in a worn, wide cotton robe with a slanted collar, lazily puffing on a pipe. This odd man had the cautious, alert eyes of a jackal—desolation and untamed wildness blended seamlessly…
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- Chapter 126: Fated Yet Never Meant in This Life After the slaughter in the great hall began, Ah Que immediately made his way toward the Daiyu city’s gate. He saw jet-black waves from the Ming Sea surging on the horizon—Gu Bi Guard had dwelled in Daiyu for many years, long since corroding this land, his pawns spread across the entire Xian Mountain. That was why Fang Jingyu and Xiao Jiao had decided from the start to drown this place, leaving Gu Bi Guard no path to survival. But just as Ah Que was…
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- Chapter 17: A Dying Flame The morning sun rose high, its light spilling into the house. Qin Jiao rubbed her eyes as she woke, only to find the bedding beside her sunken in—Chu Kuang was already gone. Startled, she instantly became alert. But when she looked to the bed, she was left speechless. There, Fang Jingyu and Chu Kuang were sprawled across it, both drooling in their sleep, entangled in each other. One had wrapped the iron chain around the other; the other had an arm clamped around his…
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- Chapter 16 – Gazing Past the Heavenly Pass That night, Fang Jingyu came down with a burning fever. Though his body was forged of iron and steel, he was still only human. To drag a silver carriage so heavy that it normally took dozens to pull—all the way to the Penglai Immortal Palace—had sapped nearly all his strength. Seeing him collapse, Qin Jiao was so anxious she spun like a wheel around his bed. Oddly enough, it was Chu Kuang who knew how to treat the fever. He brewed a pot of medicine…
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