Transcending the Nine Heavens
Chu Yang, the Ninth Master of the Nine Tribulations Sword, sacrificed almost everything he had for the sake of improving his martial arts, including the love of his life. After spending three years locating the fifth fragment of the Nine Tribulations Sword, he was ambushed by all sides at that very place. Mortally injured with no means of escape, Chu Yang executed a sacrificial technique by plunging the Nine Tribulations Sword into his very own heart. “With the blood of my heart, ten thousand tribulations will collapse!” After witnessing the death of all his ambushers, Chu Yang’s vision began to darken. At a distance, moments before his death, he saw the mastermind who had plotted his downfall — Mo Tian Ji. With that, his eyes finally closed. However, with a start, Chu Yang once again awoke to find that he had returned to when he was sixteen years of age! Furthermore, the Sword Spirit of the Nine Tribulations Sword now resided within his Dantian, the energy center of his body! From that very moment, Chu Yang would then begin to right all of his past regrets, and carve his very own legend by fulfilling his destiny as the final Master of the Nine Tribulations Sword, and defeating the Heavenly Devils beyond the realm of the Nine Heavens Continent.
Archenemy!
"Gao Sheng, how do you feel about this?" Diwu Qingrou asked with a smile.
"While Brother Cheng focuses on the general structure, I have picked up something from the emotions and content of the message!" Frowning, Gao Sheng stared hard at the paper and continued, "In my opinion, these words are unemotional and incoherent."
"First, let me bring your attention to the phrase 'many years'. These two words share the same sentiment. However, they differ greatly from the phrase 'painstaking effort'. The word 'effort' in 'painstaking effort' appears to have a weaker brushstroke although both should have been written at the same time. This is far from ordinary. Moreover, the words 'try my best' seems relatively drier although it should also be written together. They also lacked a certain solemn air associated with words like these."