Chapters (81)
- Chapter 1. Tian Chuang
- Chapter 2. Chance Encounter
- Chapter 3. Abandoned Shrine
- Chapter 4. The Chivalrous
- Chapter 5. The Evils
- Chapter 6. The Beauty
- Chapter 7. Setting Off
- Chapter 8. Moonshade
- Chapter 9. In the Woods
- Chapter 10. Netherworld
- Chapter 11. The Cave
- Chapter 12. Illusions
- Chapter 13. Exposed
- Chapter 14. Escape
- Chapter 15. Tavern
- Chapter 16. Spirit Fox
- Chapter 17. Lapis
- Chapter 18. Dong Ting
- Chapter 19. Night of Fire
- Chapter 20. Man in Red
- Chapter 21. Poisonous Scorpion
- Chapter 22. The Divine
- Chapter 23. Old Tales
- Chapter 24. Ghost Face
- Chapter 25. Baiyi
- Chapter 26. Lord Seventh
- Chapter 27. Slaughter
- Chapter 28. Monk Gu
- Chapter 29. Belated Regrets
- Chapter 30. Rainy Night
- Chapter 31: Escape
- Chapter 32: Rong Xuan
- Chapter 33: The Master of the Ghosts
- Chapter 34: Lady Vixen
- Chapter 35: Green Vixen
- Chapter 36: No Regrets
- Chapter 37: Circus
- Chapter 38: Deadlock [21]
- Chapter 39: Escaping Danger
- Chapter 40: Lord Seventh
- Chapter 41: Despair
- Chapter 42: Great Ruckus
- Chapter 43: Rescue Mission
- Chapter 44: Shuzhong
- Chapter 45: Anticipation
- Chapter 46: Misfortune
- Chapter 47: Puppet
- Chapter 48: A Treacherous Situation
- Chapter 49: Long Que[26]
- Chapter 50: The Key
- Chapter 51: The Past
- Chapter 52: Mountain Residence
- Chapter 53: New Year’s Celebration
- Chapter 54: A Rude Awakening
- Chapter 55: Eavesdrop
- Chapter 56: Black Crow
- Chapter 57: The Gambler
- Chapter 58: A Harrowing Experience
- Chapter 59: Crossing Paths Again
- Chapter 60: Husband and Wife
- Chapter 61: Formation
- Chapter 62: Equilibrium
- Chapter 63: The Eve Of
- Chapter 64: A Gamble On Life
- Chapter 65: Alarmed
- Chapter 66: Ambush By Night
- Chapter 67: The Parting of Ways
- Chapter 68: Letting Go
- Chapter 69: Returning
- Chapter 70: The Eve
- Chapter 71: Infighting
- Chapter 72: Exposed
- Chapter 73: The Rules
- Chapter 74: War
- Chapter 75: Finale (I)
- Chapter 76: Finale (II)
- Chapter 77: Finale (III)
- Extra 1: On Changming
- Extra 2: A Beloved, A Confidante
- Extra 3: Last Life, This Life
- Extra 4: Baiyi, Jianghu
Wen Kexing felt like this man with an endless stomach was born to be his archnemesis. His chest was tight as he blurted out, “Don’t even know well? Old man, have you ever heard about the concept of soulmate? You have stick your ancient nose into every single problem there is, and now you even want to dictate what we do?”
Ye Baiyi, already not an agreeable person to begin with, snarled “Are you trying to die, brat?” under his breath and charged at him.
Zhou Zishu with his unstable breathing was not at all suitable to be in the middle of this fight between these two all-around insolent men, so he cleverly retreated and sat on the top of a wall nearby to spectate and recuperate.
During this time when people were currently too worried about the Lapis Armor and the Ghost Valley to be able to sleep well, no one had any idea that in this small alley, a rarely seen clash between two martial arts masters was happening. Ye Baiyi had denied to be Monk Gu and Zhou Zishu was now unsure who he actually was; but upon seeing this unprecedented level of martial arts skills, him being Monk Gu didn’t seem like a stretch at all.
On the other hand, Wen Kexing showed no sign that he was in the disadvantage. When Zhou Zishu took a closer look, his martial arts approach was entirely different to his father, the “Divine” Wen Ruyu—no, even the legendary Wen Ruyu couldn’t hold a candle to his son’s level.
The few moves Wen Kexing taught Zhang Chengling back then was pulled from his father’s method, and they gave a very neutral, balanced feel.
As of right now, Zhou Zishu saw that every single move from him showed an incredible level of ruthlessness, and he was unable to discern which sect he could be from with this kind of style; this to him was entirely uncharted territory. It looked similar to how Gu Xiang engaged in battle, but he seemed even more experienced than the girl. All in all, it wasn’t what he inherited from his parents… Zhou Zishu narrowed his eyes, his theory slowly taking form.
At the same time, he didn’t know how to feel about this: All the figures in the martial arts world that he couldn’t identify were gathering here in front of him tonight.
Suddenly, he felt droplets of rainwater fell from the sky as the wind seemed to turn colder. After a few drops, a drizzle quietly arrived.
Zhou Zishu tightened his outer robes around himself, stretching his legs and swinging them. He raised his voice to talk to the currently fighting men, “Hey, Sir Ye, Brother Wen, it’s raining right now and I feel very cold, so how about we call this off?”
His voice sounded like that of a circus audience, and not someone watching two martial arts masters go at it.