Chapter 191: You Didn

Yuanzhou.

Li Clan’s walled stronghold.

The Longxi Li clan, due to Li Chong, stood alongside the four eastern clans—Cui, Lu, Zheng, and Wang—as one of the five great families.

As the foremost aristocratic lineage, their terrifying depth stemmed not merely from their high-ranking members in Luoyangcheng or their vast network of disciples and former subordinates across the court, but from their numerous branches, whose influence extended throughout the land.

The Longxi Li clan alone had branches in Pingliang, Guzang, and Dunhuang within Longxi; locally, their walled strongholds were linked, their tenant farmers spread far and wide.

“Huh!” As I thought, the mutated giant serpent moved—I had already prepared, flapping my bone wings again and retreating several meters to the roadside, launching a dozen bone spikes straight at its eyeballs.

What startled Lin Yun most was that now, whenever he moved, power flowed continuously through his body, even smoother than at the start.

He crushed the cigarette in his hand, flicked the ember from his nail, and it landed precisely in the roadside trash bin; he stood tall, waiting for us to approach.

Three sword beams flashed past—it was Li Zhongtian, Li Cailian, and Zheng Yiyang, three masters of the Return-to-Truth realm. All three had transcendent cultivation; before anyone could even blink, they were gone, leaving the sky where the fierce battle had raged now silent and empty.

The advance of the Far East’s multiple armies naturally drew crowds of common folk, but when they saw the armored vehicles—each with eight giant wheels and iron-plated bodies—they shut their doors in terror, for they had seen monsters, and these steel beasts spat black smoke from their rear ends.

“Sss…” Lin Yun sucked in a sharp breath—fifty-plus Dragon War Emperors? This could crush an entire empire. The Holy Palace had amassed such power over the years.

At this moment, he had made his decision: if all else failed, he would forcibly scatter his spiritual pressure, shattering the cultivators’ minds entirely; whether he collapsed afterward, died under the strain, or was burned alive by the flying insects—he had no time to consider.

As his hot kiss moved lower, my deep longing was awakened; I gripped his back, trembling with excitement.

I guessed it couldn’t be anything good, worried Linlin might be left with psychological trauma, so I quickly warned her and carried Linlin away.

Chen Dongsheng now treats the Lin clan like a nationally protected animal, jumping at every shadow until Chen Yu’s scalp tingled; now he forbids the Yu clan from even entering the gate.

“Meng, stop at once,” Liu Wuyou said coldly, watching the meng spirit attack Bai Su.

With the ritual rites now complete, the most crucial part was over; Xi Yu gave a few instructions to Ju Qi and the steward, then canceled the remaining ceremonies outright.

After speaking, Nan Gong Muyu picked up the bowl before him and began eating. Long Qi, seeing his gaze avert, finally withdrew her displeased look, picked up the chopsticks, placed a piece of braised pork in Jiu Yue’s bowl, and said gently.

If she found out, she’d mock herself—thirty-something, dependent on a child? Her mind must be broken. But the truth was undeniable; this shift had occurred without her noticing.

Luo Hongxuan soared into the sky, raised his hand, and summoned the Ghost Sword; it slashed through empty air, and a blade of black flame lashed toward the dragon.

The river’s water was ink-black; monstrous creatures resembling jiaolongs churned within, occasionally lashing out tails dozens of zhang long to smash against the cliffs, then raising their heads to roar, swallowing creatures and boulder-sized rocks whole.

"If that's the case, then I should stay." With that, he walked back toward the bed.

The loss of Zitong meant Dong Zhuo’s army could arrive at the city walls at any moment; Liu Fan, Liu Zhang, and others, upon hearing the news, were filled with dread.

“Heart Spirit Lord, this cannot be,” Chai Shu said in shock; ever since Gu Yifeng had helped him up, Chai Shu still felt a lingering fear.