Lubai
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Chapter 3: Yun Yan Lin Aoxue was blocked at the doorway by Beichen Ji’s guards and the enforcers of Yanyu Tower. At a glance, she counted no fewer than ten men standing in her way. The guards hesitated upon seeing Lin Aoxue dressed in the uniform of the Northern Frontier Army, suspecting she might have been sent by the grand general, and thus refrained from acting rashly. The enforcers of Yanyu Tower, however, had no such reservations. Seeing Lin Aoxue seize one of their esteemed guests and attempt…-
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Chapter 2: Yanyu Tower Lin Aoxue’s face remained impassive. She gazed indifferently at the arrogant man before her, lifted her chin slightly, and parted her lips. “So? What do you intend to do?" The veteran soldier who had come looking for trouble felt as if he'd punched into a thorny bush—difficult to handle yet resilient. His face darkened, and he glared at her angrily. "Hah! A mere recruit dares to be this insolent? A coward hiding in the shadows! Let me teach you the rules of this military…
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Chapter 69: Why Do You Make Things Difficult? The Turbid Mirror instantly became engulfed in fiery red. The houses nestled against the mountain walls, the towering trees piercing through the bright moonlight—all were momentarily illuminated by the fire. Yet, despite the relentless wind, the flames did not extinguish, nor did they consume anything in their path. Everything here was but an illusion. Zhuyou swept past the sheer cliffs, the jade-green forests and sapphire lakes all stained crimson by…-
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Chapter 69: Why Do You Make Things Difficult? Interlocking fingers felt like this. Bone against bone, palm pressed to palm, a thin sheen of sweat merging them together. When Zhuyou saw Changying’s pale lips, an impulse struck her—she wanted to bite them, to torment them until they flushed with color. But she snapped back to her senses and quickly turned her head away, her slender neck stretched to its limit, every sinew visible. Yet Changying pressed against her, their chests meeting, soft…
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Chapter 68: You’ll Give It to Me? The fire crawled down her horns, clinging to her black scales, nearly reaching her eyes. Suddenly, frost formed over the flames, freezing them into glittering crystals that shattered into dust before they could even touch the ground. After channeling her spiritual energy, the burns on her horns and scales healed rapidly, leaving no trace of injury. Changying surged forward again, her massive body coiling around the phoenix in an instant. The phoenix let…
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Chapter 68: You’ll Give It to Me? As the massive dragon body coiled towards her, the fierce air currents caused the waters of the marsh to ripple violently. Above, the vast sea roared as if a giant whirlpool was churning up from the depths, making the entire ocean seethe. Zhuyou's expression was grave, fearing that even a moment's pause would allow the dragon to catch up. The Cold Eye from a thousand years ago was no different from the outside world of Turbid Mirror. It was still filled with…
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Chapter 67: What Consequences? After death, one finds liberation, and no longer needs to live in constant fear, the voice continued. Jingyi covered her ears, but the voice did not diminish; it remained crystal clear, as if someone were whispering directly into her ear. She suddenly turned her head, but saw no one. There was no trace of anyone hiding nearby. Who was it? Who was speaking in her ear? The voice was truly strange, as if several people were whispering in her ear simultaneously,…
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Chapter 66: Why Not Be Done With It? The Obsidian Dragon spoke in human language, its voice filled with a biting intensity. Despite its apparent weakness, it exuded an aura of undeniable authority. With a thunderous crash, its massive tail slammed into the ground, creating several fissures. The grass beneath it was already scarred, yet not a single scale had fallen from the dragon's body. Those scales were incredibly tough, akin to an impenetrable suit of armor. Fireflies danced over the short…
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Chapter 65: Whose Fault Was It? Because Zhuyou's devilish thoughts persisted, Changying's heart felt as though it were being corroded by devilish energy, nearly giving rise to delusions. She knew Zhuyou was not meant to be like this. She should have been basking in divine light high in the heavens, wielding unparalleled spiritual power, and... She should never have had to ask how to escape a mere Turbid Mirror. Karma intertwined. Since Zhuyou could not return to the heavens, Changying herself…
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Chapter 65: Whose Fault Was It? Pain. Changying was in such agony that she nearly reverted to her original form right then and there. Her fingers dug tightly into her hair, and her cold golden eyes were half-closed in pain. The Devil Lord had been torn into a pulp under the claws of the Obsidian Dragon, yet his heart continued to beat wildly, suspended above the vast sea by a dark, swirling devilish aura. His mangled body had been torn apart, the flesh sinking into the sea like mud, carried…
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