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I Just Want Outlive You, Don't Force Me to Beat You to Death

Two wondrous fruits, one for immortality, the other for strength. After swallowing them, Chu Ning traveled to another world to cultivate the path of immortality. Within a thousand years, Chu Ning said, "Thanks to the wondrous fruit, praise the wondrous fruit, brother awesome." A thousand years later, Chu Ning reflected, "Thank oneself, praise oneself, the struggle is the most beautiful." In this other world, Chu Ning had three famous sayings: The first, "Not driven by profit, one may miss some opportunities, but will never suffer a loss." Secondly, "longevity is just about living a life, so why not take life seriously from the beginning." Thirdly, "if you can get along, you can get along. If you can't get along, you can negotiate. If you can't negotiate, you should kill someone in the downwind of the wind, this way, the ashes can be scattered cleaner…"

Nine Lamps and Goodness · Oriental
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661 Chs

Chapter 39: Wenjin Mountain, The Mourning_2

Ninety meters, eighty meters, seventy meters...

However, after reaching a distance of fifty meters, the traction from the mountain below seemed to reach its limit and could not extend any further.

"I must give it a try."

Determination flashed in Chu Ning's eyes as he took a step forward.

Bang!

He only managed to step out halfway when Chu Ning stumbled backward, the lower half of his left leg flickering with light.

"Shattered three pieces of my Spiritual Armor."

The glints of light were emitted from the Spiritual Armor on Chu Ning's body. Had it not been for the several pieces of Spiritual Armor absorbing most of the force, his left leg at this moment would have been more than just deformed; it probably would have been completely destroyed.

This break indeed contained some sort of terrifying power.

Chu Ning frowned, aware that if there was an opportunity, it was obviously atop the higher half of this mountain, yet he was unable to ascend.

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