Legend of The Young Master
His ultimate goal isn't power or conquest, but absolute freedom — liberation from death, from the control of powerful lords, and from the confines of this world. Meet Wuyi, formerly a gangster's accountant, now reborn in a world torn between the Righteous and the Demonics. Gifted with a unique ability by the gods of his previous life, Wuyi possesses an exceptional edge in this new realm. While Wuyi yearns for a peaceful life, he's not afraid to become the villain that this world might need. Determined to secure his freedom, he's prepared to upheave this world, paying no heed to its moral divides. He will not rest until he attains the deepest desire of his soul.
Pain and Questions
Wuyi ached in pain. Gao had done venting with all his energy left.
"You see, bastard," he sneered, "I tried to warn them you weren't worthy. I said the training would kill you. But you wouldn't listen. You tried to take what was meant for another. Once again, I am proven right. You are a waste of my time." Clearly, Gao really wanted to kill him. Wuyi didn't know when Gao had left, but eventually, he realized it was the moon that watched over him, not Gao. With great effort, he rolled onto his belly. Standing was impossible, but crawling—scraping his body along the ground—he moved.
His bones ached; he had protected the organs, but bones had faced Gao's wrath. Still, nothing was seriously broken; he had protected even the vital bones. Still, he cursed Gao in his mind. It was a long, painful to crawl in the cold moonlight.