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Battle Inside the Eatery
A powerful slash was aimed at the young man's head, the massive sword cutting through the air with a sharp whistling sound that made the remaining dust in the room swirl in its wake. But with a single fluid sidestep, his body moving like water around a rock, Fang An easily dodged the heavy blow. The blade crashed into the wooden wall behind him, embedding itself deep enough to leave a gaping hole that let in streams of bright afternoon light.Long Xia’s assault didn’t end there. Fueled by rage and embarrassment at missing his target, he pivoted on his heel without hesitation. After the sword in his right hand missed its mark, the blade in his left came slashing toward Fang An’s abdomen with tremendous force—so powerful that the air itself seemed to split apart in front of the steel edge.Tiiing!The clash of metal rang out sharply, echoing through the ruined eatery with a sound so clear it cut through the chaos like a bell. Long Xia’s eyes widened in disbelief at what had just happene
Snake Whip
All at once, every patron in the eatery turned their heads toward the door—including Fang An and A Long. The cheerful buzz of conversation and clatter of cutlery fell silent in an instant, replaced by a heavy hush that hung thick in the air like smoke. Even the young waiter carrying a tray of steaming tea froze mid-step, his eyes wide with fear as he stared at the newcomers.Six tall, broad-shouldered men filled the doorway, their massive frames blocking out the bright afternoon sun. Each had fierce faces carved with scars and thick sideburns that curled down to their jaws, giving them a wild, untamed appearance. Slung across each of their backs were two massive swords, their blades so wide and long they were far larger than normal weapons used by most warriors. The metal gleamed with an ominous cold light, as if thirsty for blood.Judging by their size and the way the steel curved with deadly precision, each sword weighed at least 10 kilograms—meaning each man carried about 20 kilogr
Heading to Mount Huashan
"Your current ability isn’t enough to defeat him, Fang An. Even if you’ve mastered all three techniques," said Qian Hui, her weathered face etched with concern as she studied the young man before her. Every line on her forehead seemed to carry the weight of secrets she could not yet reveal."What do you mean, Grandma?" Fang An frowned deeply, his brows knitting together so tightly that a small crease formed between them. His dark eyes, inherited from his father, burned with a mixture of confusion and determination."I can’t explain it right now. The truth is tied to memories that aren’t mine to share—let Xiao Tian and Yu Lan be the ones to tell you. They were there when it all began, and only they can help you understand what lies ahead," she replied, her voice soft but firm."Alright, Grandma. The day after tomorrow, I will depart. This journey can’t be delayed any longer!" Fang An said firmly, slamming his fist lightly on the stone table between them. The sound echoed through the qu
Hunting the Prince of Darkness
Zhang Wuji and A Long immediately spun around, their eyes widening in surprise. They hadn’t expected Fang An to already be standing so close behind them, his presence so quiet that neither had heard him approach. The afternoon sun cast long shadows across the stage, and Fang An stood there in his simple blue robes, his white hair catching the light as he looked at them with a warm, steady gaze.The son of the White Eagle Sect’s leader felt his legs give way beneath him, overcome by a wave of shame and gratitude. He suddenly collapsed to his knees on the hard wooden planks, his head bowed low as he prepared to beg for forgiveness. But before he could touch the floor, Fang An moved with lightning speed, reaching out to swiftly catch his shoulders and gently urge him back to his feet.“Stand up, Zhang Wuji... You don’t need to do that!” Fang An said firmly, his hands steady as he helped the younger man straighten his posture. “I am not a god for you to worship—I’m just a man who believes
A Valuable Lesson
But Zhang Wuji seemed to have lost all interest in claiming victory in the final match. He stood motionless in the center of the stage, his head bowed low in shame as the weight of everything Fang An had said crashed down on him. The stinging humiliation he had just received echoed through his mind, replaying every word of rebuke and every moment he had mocked the man who was now his future ruler. His hands trembled slightly at his sides, and he could feel the eyes of thousands watching him—including his father’s, which he dared not meet.“Don’t you remember what Fang An said? If you’re willing to change your ways and learn humility, he’ll accept you into the court with open arms,” A Long reminded him, his voice calm and steady rather than triumphant. He had lowered his fighting stance, standing relaxed as he looked at his opponent with genuine concern.Zhang Wuji glanced up at A Long for a moment—his eyes red with unshed tears, his face pale with exhaustion and shame—before lowering
Zhang Wuji's Anger
Zhang Wuji was fuming with rage, his entire body trembling as he pointed a shaking finger at A Long. His face had flushed an unnatural white with fury, the veins on his forehead bulging like twisted cords—he looked like a boiled crab about to burst. But A Long showed no trace of fear or hesitation. The crown prince of the Yuan Dynasty merely threw his head back and burst into loud, hearty laughter as he descended from the stage, his steps light and confident despite the tension in the air.“So Fang An has a warrior friend, Zhang Wuji,” said Peng Fei, one of Zhang Wuji’s companions, his voice filled with unease as he watched A Long and Fang An walk away together. “No wonder he wasn’t afraid of you—this one clearly knows how to fight.”“A warrior?” Zhang Wuji snapped, spinning around to glare at his friend, his eyes still blazing with anger. “I could defeat him with ease! That was just a lucky trick he pulled on Sun Zi—he won’t be so fortunate against me.”“Of course you could,” Li Ming
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