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Stepping on the Demoness to become the strongest

In my previous life, I was half a move short and ultimately failed to reach the summit. Having traveled back to the past, this time... I want to become the strongest in this world! To become the strongest in this world, one only needs three simple steps: 1. Pick up a newly-transferred Demonic Sect Enchantress off the streets. 2. Subdue and vanquish the demon. 3. Take her cultivation technique for myself. Awesome! I'm already invincible! ———————— Years later, Yan Yu, who had earned the title of "the strongest," was interviewed on television: Host: To whom do you want to give thanks for your success today? Yan Yu: I'd like to thank a very important woman to me. Host (eyes lighting up): Oh, is she your wise and virtuous wife? Yan Yu: No, consider her a stepping stone, I suppose. Host (wiping sweat): Then... what about the other members of your team? They must have helped you as well, right? Yan Yu: ... How could there possibly be only one stepping stone on the path to godhood?

Ghostly Blessing · perkotaan
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625 Chs

Chapter 71: Setting Thousand Buddha Temple Ablaze to Rescue Zhou Hongyu

Yan Yu, after arriving at Maowu City, first changed into the local attire and put on sunglasses before confidently striding toward the direction of the hostel, disguised as a tourist from out of town.

High-ranking sorcerers were often engrossed in enhancing their own power and disliked fussing over mundane affairs, so among one hundred sorcerers' territories, ninety-nine were in a state of anarchy. The larger areas were split among lower-ranking sorcerer chieftains; hence the security state in each area depended on how these chieftains managed it.

Among the four main professions of sorcerers, curse masters and dark sorcerers practiced "Black Magic," often involving blood and flesh and ritual sacrifice, resulting in a more violent temperament; curse technique masters and tattooed charm masters, on the other hand, belonged to "White Magic," and because their cultivation required the study of Buddhist principles, they were generally more benevolent in comparison.