For five hundred years, I have been bound in this forbidden land, and yet here you are, dear Independent Cultivator, shedding tears for what reason?

Summary

In this chapter, Gu Xiu demonstrates immense power, causing the Supreme beings to retreat in shock. His confidence and mastery of the sword leave onlookers, including Chi Ming Fei, in disbelief at the gap between their strengths. A confrontation arises with a muscular man wielding an axe, who, despite attempting to assert dominance, is clearly intimidated by Gu Xiu's prowess. Gu Xiu hints at a deeper conflict and the importance of identifying hidden identities among the Supremes. Meanwhile, Mi Xing He warns Gu Xiu about the precariousness of relying on borrowed power, suggesting they should strike together against their opponents. As tensions rise, Nian Zhao Xi observes the unfolding situation and worries about Gu Xiu's strategy, realizing that the key to breaking the deadlock lies with Jiang Xun. The chapter concludes with a sense of urgency as Qin Mo Ran is seen struggling against a white jade silkworm, indicating that Jiang Xun's plans are advancing, potentially jeopardizing Gu Xiu's position.

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