I have a high-risk profession in the cultivation world.

Chu Chenmu was surprised for a moment when he heard the news that Luo Suichen was in the late stage of Foundation Establishment, but then he felt that it was expected.

After all, with the Blood Spirit Grass and the Mystic Ice Pool working together, it's only natural that one's cultivation level would improve faster.

But he was still happy and a little proud, like when his student got first place in the final exam.

Chu Chenmu smiled and praised Luo Suichen, then encouraged the somewhat frustrated Su Chengdian.

After three or four days, Tian Yige also regained consciousness. Her spiritual energy spread throughout her body, and just standing there was like a sword being drawn from its sheath.

She casually unleashed a few moves on the spot, and only after adapting to her Golden Core stage cultivation did she gradually restrain her aura.

After walking up to Chu Chenmu and sharing the good news, he looked at Su Chengdian and Luo Suichen and noticed that their cultivation had also improved. "Today is truly a day of double joy. Congratulations to my two junior brothers on your progress in cultivation."

"How come our dignified second senior brother was caught up by the junior brother so quickly?" Tian Yige smiled mischievously, teasing Su Chengdian with her eyes crinkling.

Seeing that Tian Yige was deliberately bringing up a sore spot, Su Chengdian's expression fell. "Junior Brother is exceptionally talented, but I'm not bad either! Ask around, in the Canglan Continent, people can reach the late Foundation Establishment stage at the age of twenty. I'm at least one of those people~" At the end, Su Chengdian gave a thumbs up and gestured.

Everyone laughed.

Being able to fly on a sword meant he no longer had to travel on foot. Chu Chenmu thought to himself with satisfaction as he led his three disciples back to Lanling City, heading straight for the restaurant as usual.

After a hearty meal that satisfied Chu Chenmu's material needs, he chose an inn, settled his three young apprentices in, and then slipped away to the street to seek his spiritual source.

“Xiyan Pavilion?” Chu Chenmu saw a familiar name.

This is where he bought storybooks in Wuji City. How come there is also a Xiyan Pavilion in Lanling City?

So it turns out it's a chain store.

Chu Chenmu walked inside with a smile. He still appreciated the quality of the stories in Xiyan Pavilion, except for the author "Tianjiewan" who loved to write scathing stories.

Chu Chenmu walked in, and the interior decoration was much the same as that in Wuji City. He randomly picked out a few books that interested him, and made a point of checking the authors' names. None of them had anything to do with Tian Jiewan. Finally, he stood in front of a row of bookshelves and noticed a storybook called "The Unknown Good Intentions of the Vicious Master".

To be honest, the name really resonated with Chu Chenmu.

Isn't this Chu Chenmu? o(╥﹏╥)o.

buy!

Then I opened the book cover—alas, it's too late.

Chu Chenmu carefully recalled whether he had ever made a solemn oath such as "If I ever read Tian Jiewan's novels again, I'll be a dog." He couldn't remember, so he probably hadn't made it.

buy!

The key point is that, apart from being a bit melodramatic, his books really suited Chu Chenmu's taste.

He didn't believe this person could only write melodramatic and tragic novels; perhaps this one was the masterpiece he had been searching for.

After paying the bill, Chu Chenmu left Xiyan Pavilion.

On the third floor, a window was half-open, and Yan Jian'an watched through the crack as everyone entered and left Xiyan Pavilion.

Suddenly he saw a familiar figure—Chu Chenmu? What was he doing in a place like this?

We've encountered it again. Should we try killing it again...?

"Are you alright?" Chu Chenmu was strolling casually down the street when he was unexpectedly bumped into by a child who barely reached his waist. The child didn't move him, but instead stumbled and fell backward. Chu Chenmu quickly caught the child and asked with concern.

"I'm so sorry, sir. I wasn't watching where I was going and bumped into you. Please be magnanimous and don't hold it against me." The little boy kept bowing and apologizing, his tone humble.

"It's alright, it's alright, slow down..." Before he could finish speaking, the child had already run off. Chu Chenmu shook his head and continued on his way.

The thought had barely formed when he saw a ragged child running too fast not far downstairs and bumping into Chu Chenmu. The person in blue and white clothes had several marks on their clothes from the collision, but instead of being angry, they gently patted the child's head and let him continue running away.