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Warrior's Promise

Su Mo went from the pride of his clan to becoming the butt end of a joke in a matter of minutes. The former King of Mercenaries from Earth was reborn in the body of a boy in a foreign world and had used skills in his previous life to rise to the top among his peers, however, his previous training could only take him so far. The next step in this martial arts dominated world was to awaken one’s Martial Soul. The awakening ceremony ends in disaster for Su Mo as he awoke a Martial Soul of the lowest level. Such a prodigy is now considered worse than useless as his Martial Soul is far too weak! After becoming the embarrassment of the clan, he discovers that his Martial Soul has a unique property: it could level up! This unique martial soul could shake the heavens. It was at this time that Su Mo meets the love of his life but the situation quickly deteriorates when she is taken by one of the most powerful forces in the world. Su Mo must rise from the lowest of the low and reach the pinnacle of power in order to save the love of his live within five years or she will forever be out of his reach.

Baili Longxia · Oriental
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3336 Chs

Virtual Reality

Editor: Larbre Studio

Swish!

A shrill sound broke the silence. A huge and long whip suddenly appeared from within the thick forest and moved swiftly towards Su Mo.

Su Mo froze his gaze. The long whip was an awesomely thick vine, filled with barbs. The barbs were like dense cold lights.

"Dream realm?"

Su Mo speculated. However, he was unsure, and he delivered a blow immediately.

The shiny light on the sword glittered, the mighty sword power was released, a sharp Chaos Sword Qi struck out, and cut through the vine.

Snip snip!

The vine was cut instantly and its green sap spurted out like green blood and filled the firmament.

Ji ji!

A weird cry was heard beneath the thick forest. At the same time, the vine retracted into the thick jungle and vanished immediately.

"It's not a dream realm!" Su Mo's heart sank. This place was at times real, at times virtual. Not every experience was a dream.