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Phoenix Destiny

Lu Mingshu had never believed in fate. She hadn’t believed in it when her father had remarried and caused her family to break into pieces, nor had she believed in it when she’d been thrown into a valley to perish. She hadn’t believed in it when she didn’t have any resources to cultivate with, nor had she believed in it when she’d been condemned by everyone. She climbed up little by little from dust, while her reign soared into the sky, which caused the world to look on in fear! If justice doesn’t come, I’ll personally obtain it. If fate disregards me, I‘ll open up a way to survive. No matter what fate throws at me, I will surely become a phoenix! “What a ruthless woman. I’m willing to risk my life and limbs for you, willing to be calculative for you – I’m even willing to be an enemy of the entire world for you. Aren’t you moved even a little?” “That’s right, since I‘m such a ruthless woman, what exactly is it that you like about me?"

Yun Ji · Fantasy
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478 Chs

Chapter 462 Asking for Advice

Editor: Exodus Tales

The sword-light flew across, and the blade glowed in all directions. In midair, there were waves one moment and water sprays the next, with strange phenomena happening one after another.

The techniques of the Heavenly Sea Pavilion leaned toward magic, so their weapons were unrestricted, with all sorts being used. However, regardless of the weapon, most were related to water, embodying the essence of change within consistency.

Lu Mingshu sneered, standing atop a stone pillar, unmoving. With a wave of her cuff, her sword-light unexpectedly divided, spreading out in large patterns.

On the land bridge, gasps arose repeatedly as the innumerable sword-lights dispersed, roamed, and gathered in midair, like so many fireworks blooming under the night sky.

This scene was breathtakingly beautiful.

In the corner, Xue Yi held her breath. When Lu Mingshu brought out the secret methods, her heart raced, wondering if she had a chance to obtain them as well. But now, she thought differently.