Chen Feng Emerges, World in Transformation

After bidding farewell to Gu Qianqian, Chen Feng made sure not to open his eyes.

He tore off a strip of cloth from his clothes and wrapped it tightly around his eyes.

His disciple hadn’t asked for his millennium-old Lingzhi mushroom.

Instead, she hoped that the next time he came in, he could bring some small gifts.

As for that “next time”—

Gu Qianqian thought it might be sixty years later at the earliest.

After all, even with the ancient clan’s bloodline allowing access to Kunlun Mountain,

every time one entered, their Qi and blood energy would be suppressed down to a mere thousand points.

There was no way he would let his master delay his own Qi cultivation just to bring her gifts.

She had also heard that outside, people could raise their Qi and blood cultivation without limit.

Chen Feng, on the other hand, was thinking about checking on his disciples as soon as he left.

Then he would immediately return to Kunlun Mountain to make some money.

Such a vast Kunlun Mountain, teeming with running dinosaurs—

If he didn’t catch some and bring them out, it would be a complete waste.

Thinking back to how painful it was when he had to buy dinosaur bones, even having to take out loans,

Chen Feng couldn’t help but feel a surge of excitement.

He sensed that his hard days were coming to an end.

The entire Kunlun Mountain was practically his backyard.

The path was smooth and unobstructed all the way.

Only the time was a bit long.

With his eyes covered and unable to see, Chen Feng dared not use the Seven Absolute Zither’s sonic waves to probe ahead,

fearing all his previous efforts would be wasted.

He just wanted to hurry out and report back safely to his two disciples.

No need to guess—

Kunlun was sealed off, and since he hadn’t been out for so long, his two disciples must have been worried sick.

Another month passed, and Chen Feng still wasn’t sure if he had really left.

For a while, he didn’t dare to open his eyes.

He no longer heard the roars of beasts around him.

Until, at one moment,

he heard the honking of cars.

Jiang City.

Two months had passed.

Jin Youxi and Liu Weiwei had both lost a lot of weight.

It was now late autumn.

The weather was cool.

Wei Guangming arrived in Jiang City once again.

This time, there was a special passenger in his car—

Xiao Ruohan.

Wei Guangming would never forget

his second battle with Chen Feng on Kunlun Mountain.

Chen Feng’s strength left him utterly baffled.

The Wei family’s “Sunflower Manual” was a sacred-level martial art, almost unrivaled.

Except for that ancient monster Zhang Bowen, who had lived for centuries,

this was the first time Wei Guangming had encountered an opponent of equal rank who left him feeling powerless.

Thinking back to that final battle,

even if Zhang Bowen hadn’t intervened,

he still wouldn’t have been able to defeat Chen Feng.

In the end, he would have had no choice but to run away, unable to outlast him.

Not to mention that before Kunlun was sealed, when Chen Feng appeared again,

he even used that kind of sonic wave technique,

defeating Zhang Bowen himself.

It was simply unimaginable.

Though unwilling to admit it, the facts were clear—he was absolutely no match for Chen Feng.

It was a pity Chen Feng was already dead.

Wei Guangming remained obsessed with Chen Feng’s martial arts techniques.

Their family had other heavenly-level martial arts,

but compared to Chen Feng’s, they were on an entirely different plane.

The strength Chen Feng displayed

had already surpassed the heavenly-level martial arts.

Wei Guangming even suspected that Chen Feng might have practiced another sacred-level martial art.

Although the Wei family possessed sacred-level martial arts,

he didn’t want his own children to cultivate the Sunflower Manual like he had.

According to the Wei family’s rules,

all selected descendants with exceptional talent suitable for practicing the Sunflower Manual

must marry quickly and have offspring before they can begin cultivation.

Wei Guangming would never forget the day he was chosen.

At that moment, his life ceased to belong to himself.

The pain he endured, he never wanted his own children to experience.

The Sunflower Manual had brought the Wei family unparalleled status.

But it also brought agonies that ordinary people could hardly bear.

The pain of incompleteness.

The strange looks from others.

And endless loneliness and solitude.

Wei Guangming looked at the residential complex beside the Martial Arts Guild and stepped out of the car with Xiao Ruohan.

Chen Feng was gone, so the only option left was to deal with Chen Feng’s disciple.

As soon as they appeared,

Yang Honghui, the branch president of the Martial Arts Guild nearby, received the news.

Lately, he had been overwhelmed with work.

The reason was simple.

Zhang Bowen had openly appeared, announcing his allegiance to the Western Continent.

He had even directly become the Vice Governor of the Western Continent.

It sounded ridiculous!

But the reality was even more absurd!

The very first thing Zhang Bowen did after becoming Vice Governor

Was to teach martial arts techniques across the entire Western Continent.

The first technique he taught was the Star Absorbing Method.

The secret verses and practice routes of the Star Absorbing Method had already gone viral on the internet.

Even on Daxia’s networks, fragments were gradually spreading.

The entire Martial Arts Guild was suddenly caught up in the turmoil caused by this.

When they heard that Wei Guangming had arrived in Jiang City and was heading to the residential complex beside the Martial Arts Guild,

They immediately understood his purpose — he was definitely targeting Chen Feng’s disciple.

During the early days of Kunlun’s founding, the large group that ambushed Chen Feng was suspected to be members of the Wei family.

But because of the Wei family’s exceptional status,

The matter was quietly dropped.

Now that Wei Guangming had returned, Yang Honghui couldn’t help but feel a surge of anger.

Chen Feng had contributed so much to Daxia; the Martial Arts Guild absolutely could not allow his disciple to be harmed.

Since news of Chen Feng mastering the Star Absorbing Method had come out,

No matter how much the Martial Arts Guild tried to clear his name,

There was still a small group of people, those who had been tormented by the Devouring Heaven Club, who believed Chen Feng was connected to them.

Unfortunately, hatred was the hardest thing to resolve in this world.

Recently, many had tried to cause trouble for Chen Feng’s disciple, but all were stopped by the Martial Arts Guild.

Now that Wei Guangming had appeared, Yang Honghui had no choice but to step in personally.

Given the Wei family’s nature, they certainly wouldn’t pay attention to his subordinates.

There was no avoiding it — this was the most powerful family in Daxia, boasting three Martial Saints.

One of them was even a pillar of the entire nation.

Jin Youxi was sitting in Chen Feng’s room,

Breathing in the familiar scent.

But the scent was growing faint.

She couldn’t help but feel a wave of sadness.

“Could it be that even this last trace of familiarity can’t be preserved?”

Liu Weiwei was cooking at this moment.

She hadn’t been good at cooking before.

Back at the War God Martial Arts School, she ate in the cafeteria.

After following Chen Feng, it was he who cooked every day.

As for senior sister Jin Youxi’s cooking, it could hardly be called cooking.

Jin Youxi was gifted, able to create many unimaginable dishes — just not ordinary meals.

Just then, there was a knock on the door.

Liu Weiwei looked through the newly installed electronic peephole on the door.

She saw Xiao Ruohan standing with an incredibly beautiful young person whose gender was hard to determine at first glance.

She didn’t open the door.

Instead, she activated the microphone and asked,

“Xiao Ruohan, what are you doing here?”

Xiao Ruohan glanced at Wei Guangming beside her.

Seeing that he had no intention to speak,

Then she finally spoke up:

“The Wei family wants to have a word with you.”

Liu Weiwei frowned.

Suddenly, she remembered.

The old aunt named Su Yan, who was once her master’s disciple.

Before they lost contact with her,

the last message she sent was a warning:

The first group of people hunting down her master were from the Wei family.

Now that her master is gone, with the Wei family and the traitor Xiao Ruohan showing up here, nothing good is likely to come of this.