Blade that Slays the Heavens.

Summary

In the narrative, Chu Mo's perspective on life and alliances is explored as he engages with the West Sea Sect. Despite initial hesitations, Zhao Qing and the elders consider the implications of withdrawing from their current alliances, fearing public backlash. Chu Mo reassures them, emphasizing the importance of self-preservation over collective strength. The West Sea Sect grapples with their choices, recognizing the potential of aligning with Chu Mo against the backdrop of pressure from the four major sects. Ultimately, the dynamics shift, leading to a sense of betrayal as Chu Mo is left isolated, with only a few allies remaining.

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