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Mysteries of Immortal Puppet Master

[The latest masterpiece by the author of Reverend Insanity] In the heart of a volcano, the mechanical fairy palace left by the ancients longed for a successor. The mother sacrificed her life to obtain the treasure seal of the fairy palace, entrusting it to Ning Zhuo on her deathbed. Buddha Heart Demon Seal! To deliver oneself to enlightenment, and others to demonhood. The bearer of the seal, by lightly engraving the Heart Demon Seal, could control mechanisms as if they were feathers. While others wielded it, exhausted in spirit and heavy in mind; Ning Zhuo could command it with ease, light and graceful as in a dance. Ning Zhuo said, "Mother, your child will surely fulfill your trust and claim that fairy palace!" Indeed: The chance encounter with a spirited secret, where skill merges with supreme logic. Universes open to new realms, where natural beauty rivals the heavens. Ancient bells transmit the law, dancing under the moon's pure radiance. With the true form embodying myriad things, who in the world could contend!

Gu Zhen Ren · Oriental
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270 Chs

Chapter 131: The Death of the Spirit

Outside Fire Persimmon Mountain.

A demon beast, as large as a mountain, opened its blood-red maw.

An immense suction force immediately followed, threatening to swallow the cultivators ahead in one gulp.

At this critical moment, a ruler shone with the brilliance of the sun, descending like a meteor.

Boom!

The demon beast died on the spot.

Zhu Xuanji descended from the sky.

The rescued cultivators recognized Zhu Xuanji, quickly prostrating and expressing endless gratitude.

Zhu Xuanji glanced at them, then looked towards Fire Persimmon Immortal City: "During this period, it's best if you stay away from the Immortal City. Go."

The cultivators saw Zhu Xuanji's stern expression and dared not draw close, retreating humbly.

Some of them heeded Zhu Xuanji's advice, while others had pressing matters and returned to the Immortal City.

Zhu Xuanji observed all these movements keenly.

He did not attempt further persuasion, his mood heavy.