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Chapter 62 – Flower-Lined Paths and Willow-Shaded Lanes Vengeance! Vengeance! That single thought pounded in Yan Xin’s chest like a second heartbeat. The Yu Jue Guard had once told him, no matter how storm-wracked and dark Yingzhou became, as long as a spark burned within one’s heart, one could endure any bitter cold. But Yan Xin knew well—what burned in his chest now was not the flame the Yu Jue Guard spoke of. This was the fire of hatred, fierce enough to consume his entire being. In…- 450.2 K • Completed
- Chapter 58: Diverging Hearts Once again, Chu Kuang was tormented by nightmares. The tortures and torment he had endured in the past replayed like a lantern show—this had become a nightly occurrence. Yet he could only watch, unable to tear himself away from the nightmare. When he next opened his eyes, he found himself lying in the cabin room of the Lei Ze ship. The moonlight outside was clear and pure, silvery like frost, filling the room. But in his eyes, the cabin was shrouded in…
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- Chapter 38: Cut Off the Harbor and Sever the Source The courtyard was crowded with people, whispering among themselves. Their eyes toward the Mohe Guard held suspicion and fear, but no one dared openly confront him. Young Master Tao lay dead in a pool of blood. When someone dared to prove their words by death, no one would dare doubt their them. The Mohe Guard wept bitterly, tears streaming down his face, but his old eyes remained sharp. He turned to look at Fang Jingyu’s face—his eyebrows were…
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- Chapter 77: Perishing in Blood and Flesh Waves surged and stormwinds howled. On the broken dam, two shadows were locked in fierce combat. Golden claws and iron gauntlets clashed with relentless noise. The two entangled figures were Si Chen and Yu Ji Guard. In terms of strength, Si Chen was no match for Yu Ji Guard. But her youth made her fierce, and since Yu Ji Guard held back slightly out of blood ties, the two ended up fighting on even ground for a while. “Little girl, have you figured it out…
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- Chapter 66: A Twist of Fate Chu Kuang lay sprawled on the gunship’s deck, his head pounding as if wrapped in iron chains. He smelled thick smoke, heard the chaotic clash of battle all around him, and felt the trampling of soldiers’ feet rushing past. His body throbbed with unbearable pain—he realized vaguely that after boarding the Yu Ji Guard’s gunship, he had been struck by a stone projectile and lost consciousness. Several ribs were broken. He tried to grip his bow, but his limbs…
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- Chapter 59: Sea Boiling, Mountains Shattering Night hung like a mist, wisps and tendrils blanketing the sky. In front of the ship’s porthole, firelight outlined a lone figure—Chu Kuang stood gazing into the distance, his expression dazed and lost. Though he had joked and bickered with Fang Jingyu earlier, his heart remained heavy. At the thought of Fang Jingyu, pain pierced him to the marrow. Now that he had brought Fang Jingyu safely out of Penglai, his master’s dying wish had been fulfilled.…
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- Chapter 52: A Spark Setting the Prairie Ablaze From afar, Yingzhou’s lights shimmered like floating gold atop the waves. But those who knew the place well understood that the glow was merely a veil for darkness—a façade as thin as gilt foil, easily torn away. Within the reed boats were countless gambling dens, layered with doors and shadows. Dice rolled and bones were broken; they were mouths that devoured silk-robed folk and spat them back out ragged and barefoot. Mule gazed out through the…
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- Chapter 51 – A Deep Drunken Kiss The waves of the Ming Sea surged a thousand feet high, the torrential rain pouring like furious dragons. Cold rain extinguished the lamps on the reed rafts—Yingzhou seemed trapped in an eternal night, never to see dawn again. Si Chen sat beneath the eaves, quietly watching it all. From afar, she looked like a stubborn silhouette caught between the stormy sky above and the lamplit boats below—dressed in loose tunic and trousers, with a white jade…
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- Chapter 165: Side Story – Wind and Thunder in the Nine Provinces (3) They hurriedly purchased Xiao Jiao from the fishmonger, who was so astonished at hearing the nine-tentacled creature speak that his jaw nearly dropped. The moment Xiao Jiao was freed from the net, she tightly clung to Fang Jingyu’s sleeve, refusing to let go. Chu Kuang mocked, “Great Immortal, aren’t you too weak? A mere fishing net managed to trap you!” Xiao Jiao spat disdainfully at him, “Who do you think got you…
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- Chapter 164: Side Story – Wind and Thunder in the Nine Provinces (2) Green vines flourished, and mountain azaleas bloomed vibrantly. Though the scenery below changed with the seasons, the view inside Wuwei Temple remained eternally spring-like. Fang Jingyu and Chu Kuang ascended the stone steps. Looking upward, they saw a young Daoist priest standing by the temple gate. The young Daoist wore elegant robes and cloud-patterned shoes, appearing graceful and otherworldly. But most astonishing was…
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