Chapter 922: Jiufang Tea Party 9

Jiufang Tea Party 9

Ahem, I can tell someone is getting impatient again.

The recently concluded "Nailuo" volume was actually the conclusion of the first half, which is why the conflicts and clashes were so intense. In other words, this current volume, "Bailie," is a brand-new beginning.

The plot threads buried in the first half of "The Immortal" have mostly been uncovered, leaving behind only the unsolved mysteries. Following Jiufang's habit, it is now time to start digging new pits—no, I mean, new clues. And the plot of young He Lingchuan building his new territory is the perfect opportunity to pre-bury them.

I know everyone hasn't quite jumped out of the rhythm of the previous volume yet and hopes to see He Lingchuan flip his hands to summon clouds and rain, cutting through knots with a sharp blade.

However, grand undertakings must be planned gradually.

Speed has its own excitement, and slowness has its own substance.

Please follow the protagonist's perspective and join him in building brick by brick. Wealth earned through painstaking effort carries more weight, and an army forged through serious tempering shares life and death.

Only after laying a solid foundation can there be a leap forward in the next step. The reason the second half of "The Ideal Kingdom of Demons" had such a grand climax was due to the million words of foreshadowing and groundwork laid beforehand.

During this foundation-laying stage, I can organize the clues more calmly, and I will try my best to make the existing story rich and interesting—though perhaps not grand and sweeping—to provide a boost for the next wave of climaxes.

Perhaps, once He Lingchuan's Little Wind Army has gained a certain level of strength, the next time the winds and clouds meet, it will be even more spectacular.

So, don't be in a rush~

Additionally, some friends think the high-level martial combat rounds at the end of the "Nailuo" volume were too few and asked if I've reached the upper limit?

Emmm~ That might be because you didn't realize that the protagonist and the current General Hong were, in terms of strength, crushing Nailuo Tian and True Person Sanshui.

General Hong's peak-level standard would not involve trading blows back and forth with an ordinary divine descent. Therefore, while the methods in this battle could be diverse, the duration could not be too long.

Want to see the upper limit of Jiufang's abilities? Heh, just wait slowly.