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Chapters (81)
  1. Chapter 1. Tian Chuang
  2. Chapter 2. Chance Encounter
  3. Chapter 3. Abandoned Shrine
  4. Chapter 4. The Chivalrous
  5. Chapter 5. The Evils
  6. Chapter 6. The Beauty
  7. Chapter 7. Setting Off
  8. Chapter 8. Moonshade
  9. Chapter 9. In the Woods
  10. Chapter 10. Netherworld
  11. Chapter 11. The Cave
  12. Chapter 12. Illusions
  13. Chapter 13. Exposed
  14. Chapter 14. Escape
  15. Chapter 15. Tavern
  16. Chapter 16. Spirit Fox
  17. Chapter 17. Lapis
  18. Chapter 18. Dong Ting
  19. Chapter 19. Night of Fire
  20. Chapter 20. Man in Red
  21. Chapter 21. Poisonous Scorpion
  22. Chapter 22. The Divine
  23. Chapter 23. Old Tales
  24. Chapter 24. Ghost Face
  25. Chapter 25. Baiyi
  26. Chapter 26. Lord Seventh
  27. Chapter 27. Slaughter
  28. Chapter 28. Monk Gu
  29. Chapter 29. Belated Regrets
  30. Chapter 30. Rainy Night
  31. Chapter 31: Escape
  32. Chapter 32: Rong Xuan
  33. Chapter 33: The Master of the Ghosts
  34. Chapter 34: Lady Vixen
  35. Chapter 35: Green Vixen
  36. Chapter 36: No Regrets
  37. Chapter 37: Circus
  38. Chapter 38: Deadlock [21]
  39. Chapter 39: Escaping Danger
  40. Chapter 40: Lord Seventh
  41. Chapter 41: Despair
  42. Chapter 42: Great Ruckus
  43. Chapter 43: Rescue Mission
  44. Chapter 44: Shuzhong
  45. Chapter 45: Anticipation
  46. Chapter 46: Misfortune
  47. Chapter 47: Puppet
  48. Chapter 48: A Treacherous Situation
  49. Chapter 49: Long Que[26]
  50. Chapter 50: The Key
  51. Chapter 51: The Past
  52. Chapter 52: Mountain Residence
  53. Chapter 53: New Year’s Celebration
  54. Chapter 54: A Rude Awakening
  55. Chapter 55: Eavesdrop
  56. Chapter 56: Black Crow
  57. Chapter 57: The Gambler
  58. Chapter 58: A Harrowing Experience
  59. Chapter 59: Crossing Paths Again
  60. Chapter 60: Husband and Wife
  61. Chapter 61: Formation
  62. Chapter 62: Equilibrium
  63. Chapter 63: The Eve Of
  64. Chapter 64: A Gamble On Life
  65. Chapter 65: Alarmed
  66. Chapter 66: Ambush By Night
  67. Chapter 67: The Parting of Ways
  68. Chapter 68: Letting Go
  69. Chapter 69: Returning
  70. Chapter 70: The Eve
  71. Chapter 71: Infighting
  72. Chapter 72: Exposed
  73. Chapter 73: The Rules
  74. Chapter 74: War
  75. Chapter 75: Finale (I)
  76. Chapter 76: Finale (II)
  77. Chapter 77: Finale (III)
  78. Extra 1: On Changming
  79. Extra 2: A Beloved, A Confidante
  80. Extra 3: Last Life, This Life
  81. Extra 4: Baiyi, Jianghu

As he spoke, tears slid down from the corners of his eyes. He gave a slow shake of his head, and said, “I had lost all hope. A friend of mine accompanied me on my return to look for them, as I intended to bid my farewells and part ways with them...when I returned to the martial store, we happened to come across Madam Rong grievously injured and near death. Rong Xuan’s sword was sticking out of her chest, and Rong Xuan’s hands were entirely covered with blood. We did not know if he had been struck dumb or if he had returned from the demonic insanity to his senses, as he had only stood to the side and gazed at her in a daze. Out of a moment’s impulse, that friend of mine hefted his sword and swung it at him. I wanted to stop him, but it was too late. Thankfully, Rong Xuan’s desire had been shaken--he had no interest in fighting, and he fled. By that point, the Lapis Armour had already vanished without a trace. Near death, Madam Rong handed the key to the martial store to that friend of mine. We took a vow on death to never reveal a single word about this in our lifetimes, so that no one could open that martial store.”

When his voice died down, the few of them were silent for a long moment. After a good while, Zhou Zishu finally asked, “Then Rong Xuan went mad and turned savage, hid in the Ghost Valley from the people hunting him down, and was besieged and killed afterwards?”

Long Que sighed, and said, “By that time, I had already returned to the Puppet Manor, and no longer paid attention to mortal affairs. Approximately, that should be how things went.”

“A death well-deserved.” Ye Baiyi closed his eyes, gripping the hilt of the Baiyi sword tightly with both hands. The veins on the back of his hands bulged, and that hilt was crushed into dust by him. The blade cut his palm, hit the floor with a clang, but Ye Baiyi appeared to have not felt it. He merely repeated himself, the words separated by pauses, “A death...well-deserved.”

Without warning, he turned and left. His figure flashed, and there was no trace of him.

From beginning to end, Zhang Chengling had only grasped some parts of what had been said and had not understood the rest. Seeing that they were all silent, he picked up his courage to ask, “Grandpa, what are you going to do?”