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Chapter 233: I Greet
🕑 Added 2023-07-31 15:30:02 +0000 UTC~~~
Liu Jin and Han furiously attack each other, the force of their blows enough to tear down nearby buildings.
Han’s aura screeches like metal grinding against metal. It takes the shape of hundreds of knives that attack everything around him like a pack of starving dogs. Because he has no care for the people, Han is free to exert his full power. Liu Jin does not dare to imagine how many people would have already died had he not done his best to scare everyone away with his aura before the fight began.
There is, Liu Jin supposes, a certain freedom in being able to cut yourself off from everyone. Han is not wrong when he says that Liu Jin has chained himself by trying to protect others.
If Liu Jin did not care about the people, he wouldn’t have had so much trouble fulfilling Murong Bang’s orders. He would have either killed everyone in the Brotherhood or everyone in the Lei Clan. Either would have worked. At every point, he would have been able to act with greater freedom. He’d already be focusing on the Death Fashioning Scripture instead of having wasted so much time.
He has known this all this time, so he can understand Han’s thought process.
And yet, what does it matter?
Acting like that is still unacceptable to him.
Han fires a Qi blade in the direction of the city gates. Liu Jin’s aura rises to block it, taking the shape of a giant snake. It moves fluidly, far more than any of Han’s attacks, intercepting and canceling out his technique.
Han appears behind him, his aura sharpened into a perfect blade.
The ground under his feet breaks.
Han is forced to jump away as one of Liu Jin’s snakes rises from the ground, its jaw open wide enough that it would have swallowed Han whole had he been a little slower. It is not the only one. Four other snakes just as large rise from different spots in the city. Two move to block the way to the city gates. The other three lay down their massive bodies around the area damaged by their fight, effectively cordoning it off.
Han looks amazed. “When did you have time to make those?”
“When you were too busy talking,” Liu Jin replies. “You should learn to pay attention to others when you talk. Perhaps it would be better if you didn’t talk at all.”
“Talking during battle is the privilege of the strong.”
“I will endeavor to exercise that privilege then.”
Han fires off a Qi blade. That way it tears through the ground reminds Liu Jin of a shark’s fin cutting through the water. He calculates its potential trajectory, sees it will not hit anyone, and dodges. Of course, that is nothing that Han did not expect. His foe is already moving swiftly to intercept him.
Somehow Han is even faster than when the fight began. Wherever Han goes, he leaves behind a thin line on the ground, as if a blade were marking his path. His hand is already moving to pierce Liu Jin’s chest the moment he reaches his highest acceleration.
[Art of the Roaming Thief]
Han goes right through Liu Jin but finds neither flesh nor blood. Han might be becoming faster, but only when traveling in a straight line. Art of the Roaming Thief has no such limitations.
Even so, that there is a new cut in Liu Jin’s robes is worrying.
Han roars and his Qi explodes in multiple blades that fly in all directions. As Liu Jin easily flows between them, he wonders if Han’s improved speed might be due to his Dao. Like it or not, Han is much further along his Dao than he is, and Dao might just be the determining factor in this fight.
That being the case…
Liu Jin swiftly turns on his heel, surprising Han, who had been chasing after him, and dashes to attack.
[Ground Contraction]
He speeds up. Han eagerly welcomes him with hundreds of knives, but a giant Qi snake surges from Liu Jin’s aura and swallows them all as it advances on Han. Not backing down, Han speeds up and fires off a giant Qi blade. There is so much power concentrated in it that it is almost blinding.
The head of Liu Jin’s construct is sliced off.
[Ground Contraction]
Even so, Liu Jin does not stop. He stacks Ground Contractions on top of each other. Altering the angle of his charge just enough for Han’s attack to miss him by millimeters.
Han does not stop.
Neither does Liu Jin.
The two charge at each other at top speed, Han’s body sharpening into the mightiest blade and drops of poison seeping into Liu Jin’s aura.
The air screeches.
Once again, Liu Jin is subjected to the weird feeling of being inside a picture that is torn in half. The clash that would have doubtlessly resulted in grievous injuries for both sides now has both fighters several inches off course. Liu Jin is in no position to hit Han.
Han is in a position to strike Liu Jin.
[Ground Contraction]
But it’s not the same.
The first time, Liu Jin had been caught by surprise. This time, there is not a single moment of hesitation in him as he speeds up instead of wasting time trying to orient himself, allowing him to move away from Han before the latter can make use of the opening.
Cutting. That concept seems to lie near the root of Han’s Dao.
Liu Jin had surmised that much the last time they fought, but now he feels confident dismissing the idea of it being related to something like sword or sharpness. Instead, Han’s Dao feels related to the very act of cutting.
The technique Han has twice used to avoid his attacks feels more like tearing, but that might just be due to Han forcing his Dao. Or maybe, it is simply because Han’s Dao is in a state of flux. It is like Big Sister Bai told him, when one’s Dao is at a nascent stage, it is susceptible to change. Han’s Dao might be manifesting in various ways because he is in the process of finalizing himself.
Liu Jin sighs as he dodges a blade.
No wonder people simplify Dao to single words. Even if it misses some nuance, it still manages to get the point across. Anything else gets confusing fast.
One of Liu Jin’s snakes falls upon Han but misses him, smashing a building instead.
He needs to think about this in simpler terms.
Han is someone who has discarded the name Yun, essentially cutting himself from that part of his life. Consequently, he took Liu Jin’s reappearance in his life as a personal affront because Liu Jin reminded him of what he has been trying to separate himself from.
In battle, Han’s Dao works subtly, increasing the odds of his attacks landing while decreasing Liu Jin’s odds of doing the same. At least, that is how he has thought about it until now. If he thinks about it in terms of cutting, then Han is simply cutting himself away from inconvenient outcomes. Detaching himself from inconvenient events in the same way he does from inconvenient attachments. The way Liu Jin’s last two attacks missed is simply another extension of that.
“How childish of you,” Liu Jin mutters. Still, Han seems to hear him. His face becomes full of rage, and his arm slices the air to fire off a Qi blade.
Thunder roars.
White lightning meets Han’s attack, burning right through it and forcing Han to dodge.
“Are you finally going to take this seriously?” Han shouts at him. “Have you given up on caring for every useless waste that lives here?”
“You tell me,” Liu Jin says. “What do your senses tell you?”
Han looks confused, but only for a moment. His body tenses as he realizes what happened.
While Liu Jin and Han were fighting, the soldiers at the gate were being overwhelmed. That City Lord Lei brought stronger soldiers worked out to his benefit. It allowed Lei Kong and Ten to support the men without worrying about breaking Murong Bang’s rules. Now, his men are handling the evacuation, while Lei Kong and Ten are there to make sure Han’s attacks don’t reach them.
“I cannot use powerful attacks because I am afraid of the collateral damage. That’s what you said. Well, the more people leave this city, the less that advantage matters,” Liu Jin says.
Han snorts. “I should have known the men of the Lei Clan were useless.”
“It is not all their fault. I trained my men well.”
As Liu Jin speaks, the snake constructs he kept around the battlefield move swiftly. Their large bodies make the ground tremble, and lightning starts crackling around them.
Liu Jin has the pleasure of seeing Han’s eyes go wide.
Han dodges the charge of the first snake, gets out of the way of the second one, but the third one blocks his way.
Liu Jin is right above him, a lightning spear in his hand.
He throws it.
The ground breaks. The city trembles. However, Liu Jin’s attack does not land where he aimed, hitting one of his snakes instead. Han is suddenly not where he should be. Liu Jin senses him to his left and gathers Qi under his feet quickly enough to dodge Han’s sneak attack. The two clash in the air three times before being forced apart. As Han falls, he sharpens his Qi and cleaves one of his constructs in half.
Liu Jin frowns. Every time Han uses that trick, he gets a little better with it. Han’s Dao keeps sharpening during their fight.
That is a problem.
Lightning appears in Liu Jin’s hands, and he throws it at Han like a javelin. One time. Three times. Five. Liu Jin does not stop. He keeps burning through his Qi to put Han on the defensive. Some would call it reckless, but he needs to give himself time to think.
Liu Jin feels he has gained a solid understanding of Han’s Dao. He had been hoping to use that to outmaneuver Han, but doing something like trying to tire Han out while circumventing his Dao is no longer an option. Giving Han time might lead him to evolve further.
There is no way around it. Liu Jin needs to overcome his Dao.
Has understanding Han’s Dao given Liu Jin a way to do that?
Liu Jin doesn’t think so.
Understanding Han just makes it easier for Liu Jin to reject him from the bottom of his heart. From the core of his being. To win, he does not need to understand Han. He needs to understand himself, and the key to that might be in why Han’s Dao annoys him so much.
Liu Jin would like to say it is because he’s a doctor, but that does not ring true. He loves being able to use his medical skills to do good. Yet, his joy when such occasions present themselves only highlights what a small part of his life it has become.
He has killed entirely too many people, by word and deed, to call himself a proper doctor.
A long time ago, Lu Mei told him he did not like people. That he cared for them as an abstract concept but not as individuals. Uncomfortable as it is to admit it, she may have had a point. Liu Jin is trying to do good by the people in his army, but he cannot say he likes any of them. In fact, had they met under different circumstances, he’d probably hate them.
He can be kind to people like Rust and Nail because he’s strong. If they were equally weak, he probably wouldn’t like them. If he were weaker than them, if he were another beggar in the streets, they’d probably try to take advantage of him.
That is how most people are.
That is how the world is.
How annoying it is that it is easier to think of what he is against than what he embodies. Then again, how could it possibly be any other way?
Liu Jin did not dedicate his life to doing something he loves.
He dedicated his life to stopping what he hates.
“Your desperation is obvious!” Han yells, managing to dodge his way to him and engaging him in close combat.
Maybe that’s why Han makes him so angry. The Dao he has chosen is simply another expression of this world.
It is meaningless.
It is empty.
It is…
His soul expands.
The world fades away. There is no Rainstorm City. There are no civilians or Lei Clan soldiers. There is just Liu Jin and Han locked in combat, inky blackness all around them.
“What?” Han looks around, startled. “What is this?!”
For a moment, he has forgotten he’s in the middle of a fight. Liu Jin does not let it go to waste. White Poisonous Qi blooms around him in force.
His attack is too quick. Too sudden. Han is still disoriented. He cannot dodge, so he calls upon his Dao instead.
Reality quivers for a second.
Liu Jin’s hand goes right through Han’s chest.
“...How?” Han looks at him in incomprehension. He can do no more. Liu Jin’s poisonous Qi floods his body in the blink of an eye. He can feel Han’s flesh trying to regenerate around his hand, but it’s already too late.
Till the very end, Han does not understand why he is dying. He does not understand what Liu Jin grasps by instinct. Han’s technique cannot work in this place.
It is Hollow.
Han falls dead. The darkness falls like water that cannot keep its shape once it has left its container. Liu Jin breathes heavily. He looks at Han’s dead body for several seconds.
“Do you really mean to attack me?”
The soldiers that had been poorly trying to sneak up on him flinch. Some even fall on their backs when they try to run away.
“I see not all of you were assigned to try to capture Mei. That was your good fortune,” Liu Jin says. “Do not waste it. I don’t believe I’d lose to you.”
To emphasize his point, Liu Jin allows lightning to rage around him. The white lightning flickers for a moment before shining brilliant gold. He was never able to do it during training. Even when fighting Han, the power escaped him. Now, it feels completely natural. The gold sparks shine beautifully around him, making the soldiers pale with fear.
That is when something goes wrong.
The lightning cracks and rages out of Liu Jin’s control. The soldiers closest to him are killed instantly. Liu Jin struggles to control it, but it feels like it’s not even his lightning anymore.
Gold turns to purple.
A massive bolt rises from the ground and howls into the sky, piercing even the clouds.
Once more, Rainstorm City disappears. However, there is no inky blackness around Liu Jin but clouds and thunder. It is as if he’s been thrown in the middle of a storm.
A storm that glares at him with eyes as crimson as his own.
“I greet the newest whelp of my bloodline.”
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Mini-Character List
Liu Jin: Our Protagonist. Discovered his Dao? Maybe? Maybe not?
Han: Former Young Master of the Yun Clan. Former Raider of Murong Bang. Dead.
Storm Dragon: Progenitor and Ancestor of the Storm Dragon Empire’s Imperial Family. There.
AN:
Was very tempted to delay this by one more day, but I also really wanted to get back to the proper schedule. Time has kicked my ass way too much this month.
Originally, I wanted to do the whole Han fight in one chapter. That ended up not happening because time. I also wanted to do the whole conversation with the Storm Dragon this chapter, but I ended up cutting it. There were a few too many things there that needed some proofreading to include it.
Anyway, the important thing is that we're back on schedule.
Edit: Oops, apparently, I scheduled this one for August 31 instead of July 31. Sorry.
Comments
Mugatu9
Lol, so that's what Murong Bang was after...
Banana19
I really hope there is paragraph comments. I laughed my a*s off of that dragons greeting.
Apotheosis As A Service
Which chapter contains the last appearance for the dragon?
Zeta
I really like this theory as it could also be that this IS his Dao but just a part of it, the part that focuses on what he's against, so maybe it doesn't have a core yet because it's not really a path but it's paved it's boundaries.
Zeta
Yea he understood Liu Jin so he would either have to bring in his status to not kill either the brotherhood or the Lei clan or he would achieve gold lightning which would expose him as royalty and end the conflict that way. Either way he's out as royalty and a civil war could loom, or at least a shake up among royalty as Murong Bang obviously isn't a big fan of the current rulers.
Nathan V
Kindle would require him to pull the published chapters. Which is a real pain in the ass when trying to build a community. I'm sure the discussion has come up but... Well that's Haz's choice.
Kendelle Trotter
You know, I was just thinking. Why isn't this story published? And the story before the Eternal Flame Clan could easily make up the first volume. Maybe even two volumes. It's criminal that not more people know about this amazing novel when overrated generic novels like Dragon Heart and a few other Xianxia-esque stories are so popular on Kindle.
Amelgar
you probably won't be able to see his face. it will planted in the dirt
Elijah Overland
Oh shit, he never told Lei Kong, did he? Man, Kong is going to be so upset and confused. The poor bastard can only take so much debt.
Rehoboth Okorie
mic drop ... lol can't wait to see the lei clans face... also is this the big reveal?
Silverias
Lei Kong is gonna blow a gasket.
Silverias
MB totally knew
Yshua
You can put lines on mobile, you just need to make sure that you use shift+enter. It’s a PITA, but it’s possible. On mobile, hit shift so that the letters are capitalized then hit enter. Try it! (This typed via mobile).
serguzzle
Oh yeah. This is so fucking juicy. The past arc has definitely bee a bit slow-going, and I've been a little put off by how much ado we've made about fairly small things, but the acceleration here is phenomenal. At-scale cultivator battle. The Storm Dragon. Lighting coming out. Approaching the Dao. Very good. Murong Bang's response will be fucking hilarious.
Al
Once he links up with his wife, she can teach him some of her sect's techniques to make them frozen poisonous gold flaming purple electric snakes.
1FantasyFanatic
That would be a pretty lame cop out, equivalent to basically giving up. First off people are never equal. With powers without powers It doesn’t matter. We are not machines born with the same specs. Some are born powerful, weak, talented, disabled, wealthy, poor, handsome, ugly, beautiful, bland, intelligent, stupid, etc. we are never truly equal nor should that be the goal. We should strive to provide equal opportunities not equal outcomes. Second, there will always be people who seek power over others whether on a small or large scale, just look at our world. Removing cultivation solves nothing it just removes possible solutions. In some ways it would makes things worse. It’s giving up trying to solve the problem and running away which is what MC’s dad did. At best it’s self penance at worst it’s cowardly and self piteous, and really damn selfish. He should have instead used his power to make a better world. “All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.” Now a proper solution in line with MC’s dao would be for him to create a society similar to the “Empire” in “The Path of Ascension.” That’s about as close to perfection as anyone could possibly wish for. Having the most powerful people force other powerful people to obey the laws and protect the rights of all citizens. All are equal under the law is a real obtainable goal as long as the “strongest” wants it to be. As is trying to provide as many opportunities for growth to as many people as possible (a goal not possible to be achieved but instead succeeds through the continuous effort to reach the ideal.) Everything else like whether people chose to risk their lives to become power cultivators or live as mortals is up to them and success is up to a lot of luck, and hard work.
Gamer Doyle
He now just needs to be linked to the Eternal Flame so he can have poisonous gold flaming purple electric snakes.
Derek Walker
I mean general Dan already knew, and that’s why he sent Jin in the first place. It’s just a question of how the third general will react
Craig
My prediction for Jin's dao and the story as a whole is that Jin's dao will lead him to creating a world where cultivation powers do not exist. Jin's main issue with the current cultivation world is that pretty much everyone is concerned only with power and nothing else. The biggest culprit of this is that some individuals are many times stronger than others due to their cultivation and those people are treated as having more value than others. This creates a society where some people are treated as gods while others are treated like dirt. One mechanism to end this power imbalance is to take away cultivation from everyone. There are several pieces of evidence pointing towards this ending. First, in this chapter Jin uses his Dao to take away the abilities of Han. A fully realized version of this ability would take away the abilities from everyone. Second, creating a world or universe is a common step on the path of cultivation systems in Xianxia. Third, a world without cultivation powers would be one where everyone is (purportedly) equal, solving Jin's major grievance with the current world. Fourth, It directly mirrors his father's decision to give up his cultivation. Jin has previously been critical but understanding of his father's choice to give up his cultivation because he ultimately didn't fix any of the problems with the cultivation world and even created more problems. Jin could decide that his father didn't take things far enough because while he removed his own cultivation, everyone else (who is equally corrupt) still has their powers.
StarBat
Oh. Murong Ban has now found the Heir. ... The rest of the Generals will soon know of this. The Empire will split.... And then reform.
sapassde .
Yeah, there's a long road to Heaven Realm when Dao is more complete too.
Navdeep Sugandhi
More like he rejects hollow cultivators
Gardor
I really hope the next chapter opens with Liu Jin sighing and saying "it's never fucking easy"
Robert Davidson
His Dao seems rooted in "there is right, and there is wrong, and power does not excuse wrong," to me. Which is a fundamental rejection of the general attitude of powerful cultivators (cf his conversations with Feng Zheng and Xun Huwen). His Dao is a declaration of war on the entire cultivation world, and I am here for it.
Navdeep Sugandhi
Storm dragon is dead
K.C.
I reject your reality and substitute my own - Lui Jin. Now to try and figure out what his Dao is. I want to say something like Genuine. Or meaningful maybe but those don't quite fit. Time to pull out my dictionary and spend days looking for the perfect word.
Robert Davidson
I'm betting on no - unless forced by circumstances, he'll probably continue his pattern of lingering in each realm longer than he has to. I think that's part of why he consitently punches higher than his weight class - because he really gets everything out of each level rather than rushing up the ladder. Should make his stay in Renegade *very* interesting.
Moonkiller24
HOLYSHIT YEEEEEES
Blorcyn
My guess is that he has identified all the things that he is not. He's very profoundly aware of what a dao is and how it fits into cultivation -- so he somehow made a hallow dao space? A place where his dao will one day be. He has no dao so lost nothing, but han's dao did not work in that dao-absent space. Also, we learn here why Murong Bang set him two targets. The gold lightning stage, for the Royal Family, must precipitate this meeting when in Storm Dragon lands, and so he has announced himself as a true born prince now, despite his intentions
Moonkiller24
Suspension? M8 he 100% knew who our boi is
Robert Davidson
. . . damn, you're right. I wonder how far back that foreshadowing goes?
Robert Davidson
It's "A Very Cliche Xianxia Harem Story". Nothing in there about it being average. Again and again it hits tired, overused cliche plot points and ideas and transmutes them to storytelling gold. The name is accurate.
Sammot
I feel like this is not mcs complete dao, there is also good in the world, but what we have seen in his dao is only the bad, I think it's still gonna change
Derek Walker
I also wonder if the soul expanding was not only his Dao but finally breaking into the Earth realm. I could see some rapid advancement soon.
Derek Walker
We need a 50/50. One half from her and one half from Lei Kong. I can’t even begin to imagine what must be going through his mind
AZ
This chapter was even better than I hoped
Gamer Doyle
I wonder how Purple lightning will interact with the Veins of Nine-Headed Snake God, due to both being inheritances. Given where the Nine-Headed Snake God died, I am also wondering if the Storm Dragon is the one who killed him. I can sort of see it now, "What one of my whelps with that guys veins, they need to come out right now. " Or they could have been friends, "Hey you got my buddies veins in you great." I think I need to go back and check and see if the Storm Dragon is a shadow, or still alive. Oh and one last thought came to me, a quote that was used by multiple eh people. A worm can become a dragon. Jin seems quite on his way to dragon.
Derek Walker
Couldn’t have asked for better fight or ended. Things are truly getting wild now
Andrew Do
Well you might be able to hide one if they never reach gold lighting or stay low level but yeah probably unlikely.
sapassde .
Amazing chapter! I had some ideas about Liu Jin's Dao in terms of name and purpose and while the former, if the name is "Hollo", was not it the purpose fits. I cannot give myself too much credit though, part of it is the similarities between Liu Jin and a certain antagonist of a series I read (and no, it is not Naruto). It is good to see the purple lightning prediction of some others too, at this rate Liu Jin may achieve both of the prerequisites of Murong Bang in his own way with the lightning and Lei clan dead members. I hate that I cannot put lines while on mobile. (alright edited, but not mobile, will keep that tip from Yshua in mind though.)
burning_the_paper
His Dao seems to be capable of creating a reality marble, subsuming reality (at least temporarily) for a domain where Liu Jin has complete control. I'm sure there's a lot more utilities for his Dao, whatever it actually is, but transporting people into unfamiliar and unfavorable ground is pretty potent.
burning_the_paper
The way Liu Jin approaches the fight, the nature of the Dao and how it is described, and how when two Emperors clash reality starts to break down (emphasizing just how eldritch cultivators are) really makes me think of the Nasuverse. AXRY Dao are about as close as you can get to Unlimited Blade Works or Mystic Eyes of Death Perception without risking getting sued. Also, the last two chapters were awesoem and well worth the buildup. And hey, Lu Mei finally got her wish - she was able to witness what happens when Liu Jin lets loose. I so wish for an intermission from her perspective.
burning_the_paper
Yes, and many in the comments speculated that it was a trap of sorts set up by MB to sus Liu Jin out, predicting there was no actual level above Gold Lighting. Any member of the royal family that can wield Gold Lighting will immediately have it turn Purple. And yes, a shitload of people just saw Liu Jin blast Purple Lighting, especially the Lei clan. Things are about to get chaotic.
nl
So that was the devious Murong Ban plot! Hahaha
Robert Mullins
That foreshadowing though, chapter 214 “Was I not pleased? How can anyone be pleased with this? Are you all animals?” Liu Jin asks. His Qi carries his voice to every corner of the stadium. “Are your lives so empty that weak beggars desperately struggling and killing themselves is somehow entertaining? What does this accomplish? What does this serve? What joy is there to be found here? Anyone who finds amusement here is worse than an animal! I don’t see people in front of me. I don’t see beasts. All I see are hollow husks who have cultivated nothing!”
Navdeep Sugandhi
Huwen is gone for over a year but his influence still get felt every now and then
MasterofNova
Well that ending was a lot, always keeping me guessing. Only question I have is if Murong Bang knew that reaching gold would make the Storm Dragon appear. Seems like a neat way to conform his suspicions of our boy’s heritage.
Yshua
I love this series! Wish it had a different name though. There’s nothing average about this, the writing is superb.
Robert Mullins
I was thinking his dao would be related to this in some way. He's never been against making sacrifices to achieve a goal and has never really held it against others. The point he's always despised is when he felt the bad things people were doing were pointless. He hates when people 'waste' lives. Not necessarily when they are sacrificed.
Blahful
I was thinking of "fulfillment". Jin is a hard working kid trying to always be happy and content. Your take is funnier
Al
So "Hollow" things are opposed to Jin's Dao. So his Dao is somehow more "full" or "complete," but in a way that is also moral and aimed at helping people (even if it is more abstract than personal in this respect.) Guys, I think our Harem Protagonist's Dao is "Wholesomeness." I'm a big fan.
Catherine
I was going to try and cancel the patreon for a month due to financial reasons - I usually fold very quickly - however I shall not even make the attempt now. This was awesome! Thanks for the chapter :)
Blahful
Well, that's one way to announce the "hidden prince" trope. Xun Huwen strikes again!
Hunter8k
Holy fucking shit
Silverias
Well, this explains why our boy's Dao is so scary.
Geese
Wasn’t purple lightning a sign of the royal family? I wonder how many people saw that? If people saw the purple lightning, how far will the rumors spread? I’m eager to read the next chapter when it comes out. Thank you for the chapter.
David Wei
Let's go purple lightning. Also just realized it must be really hard to hide a bastard in this bloodline lol.
