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Chapter 79: Rain Clears, Clouds Scatter After the brutal battle ended, dozens of thick iron chains were strung up before Qingyu Gao Palace, woven into a massive, tight net. At its center was bound an old man—blood-soaked, skin peeled and turned, yet still clinging to life. He drooled and laughed senselessly, already mad. That he could suffer such grievous wounds without dying was proof of his monstrous nature. And yet, whenever anyone came near, he screamed in terror, “King Yama! King…- 450.2 K • Completed
- Chapter 78: Nightmare That Devours the Soul Darkness stretched endlessly in all directions. The sea wind howled. Shadows of clouds loomed overhead. There was no sound of life anywhere. The soldiers of Lei Ze Camp and Qingyu Gao Palace, Fang Jingyu, Chu Kuang—all had vanished, as if melted into this abyssal night. What was going on? And what had Chu Kuang meant earlier by “nightmare”? Yu Ji Guard was filled with questions, but for now, his only concern was to escape this place. That the…
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- Chapter 76: Bloody Battle at Yingzhou Yu Ji Guard’s mind was tangled with countless thoughts, and his body trembled uncontrollably. He couldn’t understand what had happened today—why it had taken him so much effort to deal with two pests he could normally crush with a finger. His body felt stiff and sluggish, and his forehead burned like hot coal. It was precisely this strange condition that caused his repeated failures, even allowing Ruyi Guard to shoot through both his arms. Just then, he…
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- Chapter 74: Meeting the Enemy with a Single Blade As the hour of Mao (5:00 AM to 7:00 AM) approached, the Lei Ze naval troops boarded their warships—every soldier brimming with energy and battle spirit. Onboard, firearms and catapults were fully armed and ready for deployment. Si Chen sat restlessly in the command cabin. In the past, she had often followed Yan Xin into battle and was already well-versed in strategy, formation deployment, and how to position the main wing and side-wing ships to…
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- Chapter 73: Spirits Come to Claim Outside the porthole, cannon fire raged as Fang Jingyu jolted awake. He turned and looked—his side of the bed was cold and empty, the mattress long since chilled. With a sharp motion, he sprang upright, only to realize his wrist was shackled by an iron chain. The Hanguang Sword by the wall was gone, and the black uniform on the floor had been taken as well. The culprit needed no guessing. Fang Jingyu slammed his fist onto the bed and cursed: “That deep-fried…
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- Chapter 72: A Sea of Sin, a Sky of Love Ling’er returned to the open canopy on the pleasure boat, restless and on edge. He picked up his needle case and halfheartedly worked at mending winter clothes, but his mind was elsewhere. Before he knew it, the sky had darkened, and the sunset glowed a deep red. Just then, the madam burst in noisily. The moment she saw him, she grabbed him by the collar and yelled, “You sneaky little rat! Where did you hide that celadon bottle?!” Ling’er feigned…
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- Chapter 71: Cocooned in One’s Own Trap When Chu Kuang awoke, the sky was already black as ink. His head throbbed like it was about to split open. It felt as though he were on the verge of remembering something, his mind flashing with images he had never seen before. But his neck hurt even more. He reached up and touched it—there was a burning handprint still there. At that moment, he remembered: it was Fang Jingyu who had throttled him unconscious. Fury surged through him. He tried to get out…
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- Chapter 70: The Name Lives On After the Man Is Gone A murky haze cloaked the sun; fine rain fell in veils. On the pleasure boat’s upper deck, the group sat around a wooden table, propping their chins in thought. Fang Jingyu sat at the center, arms crossed and eyes closed, calm as a stone statue. Earlier, he had told them of his plan to head to Qingyu Gao Palace in five days to challenge Yu Ji Guard. He ended with, “I will not sit and await death. That day, I will face Yu Ji Guard and settle…
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- Chapter 68: Burning Beans to Boil the Stalks The gold knife came down, slicing through flesh. Warm blood splashed across the face. His hand reached downward and touched something slick and squirming—entrails writhing like water between his fingers. He extracted a bone, shaved and drilled it, washed it in the Ming Sea’s waters, and there it was: a clean, polished fragment. But one piece was too short. He twisted sinew into thread, strung the bone pieces together—and forged a bone bow. In the…
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- Chapter 67: Fan Ruo Dark clouds churned like ink. Black wind stirred the sea. Rain fell in sheets, piercing down from the heavens in unbroken lines. Soldiers of the Qingyu Gao Palace surrounded a lone reed boat with their flat-prowed warships, forming an impenetrable siege. Each man held a long-hafted bow, their eyes fixed on the boat’s canopy. Corpses floated all across the surface of the sea, dying it crimson. Yet none dared to recklessly attack the small reed boat—for inside it was a fugitive…
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