Soaring the Heavens
A striking man of mysterious origin and peerless talent, he looks back at the world, in all its entirety, with utter disdain. And yet, in the treacherous and unpredictable ultimate formation of the Boundless Secular World, he guards a breathtaking ancient qin with broken strings, waiting silently for the destined one to arrive! A boy encounters him, and knows for the first time that the world beneath the Heavens is a fickle place. Not even demons, devils, ghosts and monsters can match the frivolity of human nature! A slender physique, and jade-like beauty, but the sword that strikes between heaven and earth is not unlike a streaming rainbow! The vastness of the starry sky, the seven emotions and six desires! Greed, anger and ignorance! The teachings of Buddha will grant you boundless strength! A sea of blood will come, at the cost of all mortal beings full of honest hope! The ghosts wail as the gods roar, but the sea of blood has no end! Where, pray tell, is the path I should take? Since there is no path, no matter how bitter and bloody the sea, even if my boat is made out of bones, I will soar to the heavens above! ------ Releasing: Mon, Wed, Fri, and Weekends
Mother’s Pride
Editor: TomYummy
Once he was done briefing Lin Pingping, Miao Yi handed a jade archive over to her and instructed, "Bring this name card with you to the Chamber of Commerce and ask Luo Ping to come see me."
"Understood!" Lin Pingping took the name card and quickly departed.
The Chamber of Commerce where Luo Ping worked was just at the foot of the mountain, so it didn’t take long before he came back alongside Lin Pingping. He gave Miao Yi a short greeting as soon as they met.
Luo Ping didn’t know whether to laugh or cry when he found out what Miao Yi’s business was. He assumed Miao Yi had some kind of huge deal that he wished to offer him. He never expected to be called over for something as trivial as this.
"I just wanted to try and see if it works." Miao Yi shut Luo Ping up with just this single sentence.
‘Since I came all this way, I might as well get it done. A minor issue like this can be easily handled after all.’