The two people smiled at each other, making the Alliance Head feel that he really was at the wrong place. If these people wanted to flirt, then did he really need to be here? He had thought this was about serious business! Well, having the honor of seeing Grandmaster Leng made up for it a bit. And if this could dissuade this man from going to the Yun Zou Sect, that would also be good. He just had to hold on a bit longer.

Before Hua Min could sigh with relief though, Jinde’s smile broadened. “Since the God of Medicine doesn’t know and the God of War is on our side, there shouldn’t be a problem if I came over to the Yun Zou Sect with a delegation from the Liu He Alliance, would there?”

Leng Jin Yu raised his brows. “I could have sworn I had said that the situation in the sect was very dangerous.” Continue reading →

Leng Jin Yu took a deep breath and sighed. “It’s not that I didn’t want to see you. But I didn’t know what your situation was and I didn’t want to risk anything.”

Jinde pursed his lips. “Well, I went to the Liu He Alliance as you said and waited here for a long time. But you didn’t come to look, you didn’t even try to reach me once. Can’t you send a letter at least? I’m really bored. And lonely. Don’t you long to see me at all?”

Leng Jin Yu smiled. “I do. But I guess that’s not why you contacted me. So what is going on?”

Jinde pursed his lips even further. Ah, his husband was way too smart. And he was much better at withstanding his charm than Chun Yin had been back then. If it was him, he would’ve just accepted whatever he said without thinking too much about it. It seemed that wasn’t possible with Leng Jin Yu. “Well, isn’t it because Alliance Head Hua told me you already created a realm? If you have, why haven’t you contacted me? Does this mean I can return to the Yun Zou Sect?” Continue reading →

Hua Min gulped. “Please don’t joke with me.”

Jinde raised his brows. “Joke? I didn’t know I had made a joke.”

The Alliance Head felt cold sweat cover his brow. A few weeks had already gone by but he still didn’t know how to deal with this person. In fact, he wasn’t even sure how we should address him. Just being Grandmaster Leng’s partner meant that he had to be paid respect. But he couldn’t call him Grandmaster considering that he wasn’t in his peak condition. So what was he supposed to call him? Well, never mind that, even if he knew how to address him, it wouldn’t solve the issue at hand. “Didn’t you say you were here because you couldn’t be seen outside? What happened to that?”

Jinde gave an exasperated sigh. “That’s true. But can’t you imagine that I’m missing my husband? I haven’t heard from him all this time! What am I supposed to do without him? I don’t even have a task here.” Not that he had had a task in the Yun Zou Sect but Hua Min didn’t know that and it was better if he didn’t. Continue reading →

In the Yun Zou Sect, Qiu Ling accompanied Jing Yi in his cultivation. Meanwhile, a certain someone in the Liu He Alliance had grown bored. Jinde sighed and looked out of the window, wondering just how many more days needed to go by until his husband would finally come and bring him the good news. Just how long could it take until the realm was ready for him to move in there? And was that child still there, making trouble?

Ah, he should have educated him better when he was young. Now, it was already too late. His cute child had somehow turned into an adult demon that couldn’t be advised anymore. Even if they saw each other and he told Jin Ling to finally give it up and find somebody else to love, it still wouldn’t change anything. He knew that but he still hoped that there would be a way in the future to make matters work out. After all, this was still his child. He also didn’t want to be harsh on him. If they could find a way to deal with everything, then it would also make him happy. Continue reading →

Qiu Ling left the realm after helping Leng Jin Yu complete the palace. He had filled in what Leng Jin Yu couldn’t remember about it, trying to stay as true to the way it had been back when he had lived there with his parents, including some of the details that had been changed since then.

He couldn’t help but be surprised just how clear those memories still were. It was as if it hadn’t been thousands of years since then but only a few days or weeks. It truly made him feel odd. He had always thought that … the past was long in the past and didn’t hold much for him anymore other than the danger of being outed as someone with mixed blood. To think he hadn’t already forgotten about it … Continue reading →