Yinshan Record

Chapter 633 Past Setbacks Have Long Since Faded Away (Part 2)
I wonder how much effort Ghost Ancestor put into sending me to that place.

The "Secret Record of the Yin Heaven of King Zhou" is a rather rare method for ghost lords and underworld rulers, quite unique even within the Xuanmen (Taoist) school. Not to mention, this method is part of the "Six Dragons Returning to the Sun True Technique" of the Yellow Heaven Path, and truly has the effect of directly pointing to longevity.

We need to plan ahead for our trip to the Blood River Realm and be prepared for any attacks from various parties. The safest approach is to find a ghost cultivator at the Void Step level to act as a henchman.

However, given their current cultivation level, even if the Ghost Ancestor were tormented to pieces and sent over the Void-Stepping Ghost Cultivator, they probably still wouldn't be able to subdue him.

However, there is still an exception, Ruomu.

Although the sprouting Ruomu tree had already merged with his own Dao foundation, it hindered the refining of the Elixir of Immortality.

However, with Ruomu present, it becomes possible to suppress ghosts at the Buxu level.

However, the fact that the Ghost Ancestor of Beimang and the Yin-Yang Dharma King had pointed him to a place like the Seventy-Two Kingdoms was simply too far away.

"Senior, your sword is so fast, could you please give me a ride?"

Su Che refused to let Kong Kong'er just leave like that, no matter what.

"Alas, Su boy, my sword light is the slowest in the East Sea, it's really not enough to serve you, the reincarnation of the Azure Emperor."

Kongkong'er, with her mischievous nature, teased her in return.

"But this is really too far."

Su Che simply shrugged and said, "Since none of you care, then I think we shouldn't care about the Ancient Underworld either."

"You little brat..."

Kongkong'er glared: "Which ghost in the Central Plains at the Void Step level doesn't have a name and a reputation, just like that old Yin Yang? What's more, they're either affiliated with the old ghost of Beimang or have sects from beyond the heavens as their roots. How can you just catch them as you please?"

"The East China Sea is a chaotic place, too easy to cause trouble. It's better to go to the Seventy-Two Kingdoms. First, demons and monsters have become powerful there. Second, it's less likely to attract attention if you bring something from there."

Kongkong'er waved his sleeve and said, "As for why you would go to the Seventy-Two Kingdoms, that can be made up however you want."

"But it's really too far. Could you please give me a ride?"

"If I can't give it to you, I've even lent you the sword of the Hundred Rivers Sword Immortal. What more do you want, kid?"

"If you were to give me this sword, I wouldn't say a word. But you're lending me this sword, senior. I wouldn't even dare use it. If it breaks when I return it, I wouldn't have the money to compensate you. You say you're lending me a treasure, but you're actually giving me trouble..."

"Take it or leave it, return it to me immediately."

"Senior, I've been rambling on because the journey is so long. I hope you can give me a ride. That cat, let alone what kind of monster it is, could it possibly escape the palm of your hand, the greatest swordsman of the East Sea?"

Kongkong'er, having been worn down by Su Che, finally said helplessly.

"I guess I'm scared of you. I'll be blunt with you: I can't go to that wretched place called Seventy-Two Kingdoms."

"The number one swordsman of the East Sea and the number one assassin in the world, is there anywhere we can't go? Could it be that we have some old flame there and are afraid of being ridiculed if we see her?"

Su Che spoke casually, but he was actually quite gossipy.

Because this senior, Kongkong'er, is truly skilled in swordsmanship and is also proficient in all sorts of unorthodox and heretical methods. There are even places he doesn't care about going.

"Alas, when I was young, I was ignorant and liked to dig up graves and do some research."

Kongkong'er said, "There is an ancient Buddhist tomb in the Seventy-Two Kingdoms, also known as the Futu, which I have broken through."

"Doesn't this show your heroic nature, senior? You don't even spare monks."

"Bullshit, that was the reincarnation of a Buddha in Buddhism. I got nothing but a few relics on that trip, and they even had their eyes on me."

Kong Kong'er said heroically, "It's not that I'm afraid of that Buddha, it's just that those thieving birds have too many disciples. My precious sword can't withstand so many of their washing pestles."

Finally, he gave a sermon out of desperation.

"How about this, I'll teach you a quick way."

Kongkong pointed east as he spoke.

"If you're going west, you might as well head east."

"East?"

Su Che looked at the empty space. Even setting aside the fact that this world was no longer round, even if it were still a perfect ellipse, circling the Earth wouldn't be a time-saving journey. "Sigh, you're really smart when you're clever, but when you're being silly..."

Kongkong shook her head.

"You can ride in someone else's starship."

Xingcha?

Su Che immediately understood.

Floating magical artifacts are divided into two categories: one is the cloud boat that travels through the clouds below the Nine Heavens, and the other is the star raft that travels beyond the Nine Heavens.

In terms of speed, the cloud boat, affected by the earth's gravity and the obstruction of numerous protective energies, is simply no match for the star raft.

Especially those famous star rafts, once they accelerate in the air, are not much slower than the immortals flying in the Heavenly Gang.

However, the only place in the world that can find such a star raft is in the East China Sea.

"Xingcha?"

"After leaving Jiankang, head straight into the East China Sea. Not far away is Tingchao City of the Qiantang Dragon Clan. Once you arrive at Tingchao City, you can find the Star Raft that leads to the Seventy-Two Kingdoms."

Kongkong looked at Su Che and said.

"I've made myself perfectly clear to you, isn't that enough?"

If one could travel back and forth on a star raft, that would certainly be enough.

Are we just heading to the East China Sea like this?
Su Che could only shamelessly say, "Actually, it's still lacking something."

"What's wrong?"

"The East Sea is a sacred place for us cultivators. I'm afraid that place..."

"What are you afraid of? Are you afraid that because you're good-looking, someone will take you in as a son-in-law? The Dragon Kings aren't that shameless."

"What I mean is that gold and silver, being such mundane items, are probably not very useful in the East China Sea."

"Ok!"

Kongkong'er's eyes widened.

"Boy, do you know what I am besides a famous assassin?"

"You are the greatest swordsman in the East Sea."

"Bullshit! I'm a notorious miser, and you actually want to borrow money from me?"

"roll roll roll!"

Kong Kong'er was furious. He was the ancestor of all misers, always taking advantage of others and never being taken advantage of himself. This Su kid dared to borrow money from his family. He was already being merciful by not asking Su kid for the rent of the sword.

"So we can't go then. How about this, I'll take the little fox to the Cloud Recesses in the East Sea to get married, and you can continue to be your carefree great sword immortal. Let's not hold each other back. As for that ancient underworld, let's just make do with it."

"You dare threaten me, kid?"

Kongkong looked at Su Che and couldn't stand him no matter how she looked at him.

Su Che was genuinely anxious because the star raft sounded like an expensive item. His family had no shortage of gold and silver treasures, but all that gold and silver from the Central Plains would be useless in the East China Sea.

"alright."

Kongkong'er said with great regret.

"Just go to Tingchao City first, and I'll take care of the rest."

"Senior, you are so kind. I always said that the Lihe Pavilion is the number one sword sect in the East Sea. Taking care of a nobody like me is more than enough."

"Alright, alright, Lord Qingdi, stop flattering me. Every time you flatter me, I feel like I'm going to lose money."

(End of this chapter)