The sickly girl is killing her way through the weird world

Under the bright daylight, the moon hangs high in the sky.

The pale white moon rose quietly from the sky, clear and bright.

The moon slowly solidified from its illusory state, from waning to full, from crescent to round, and its cold, pale light quietly fell.

The moon-white longsword swept out horizontally, its light emanating from the slender blade.

Like moonlight, the ripples on the mirror-like lake, swept by dragonflies, ranged from gentle to extremely fast.

Neither the woman in red nor the skeletal figure behind her had time to react.

Like a fleeting shadow, in an instant, the sword light had already swept across.

They all froze.

The woman in red was still thinking about how to use the lotus drum to escape when the sword light flashed past her body. She didn't even realize what had happened and still wanted to continue speaking.

The drumbeats stopped abruptly, and the skeleton was sliced ​​in two horizontally.

Only when the drumming stopped did she vaguely realize what had happened.

Staring blankly at her own body, watching a clear cut slowly appear, starting from her abdomen and slicing horizontally, her upper body slowly fell down. Her dazed gaze lost focus, and blood gushed out like a fountain as her upper body gently rolled to the ground.

Along with the dozen or so red-clad figures who had just appeared, they were all cut in half at the waist.

The human skin drum fell into the pool of blood with a thud, and it seemed as if a cry was heard.

Bai Qian walked to the human skin drum and could hear soft murmurs and sobs.

It seemed as if it wanted me to pick it up, or perhaps it was expressing its grievances.

Quietly looking down at it, Bai Qian slowly raised her boots and lowered them.

A sharp howl rang out, but then stopped abruptly.

Blood splattered from the bottom of the boot.

Bai Qian then raised her head and bumped right into the red-haired woman's bizarre smile.

A mocking smile appeared on His face.

"This isn't exactly the underworld anymore, is it? That sickly fellow has no jurisdiction here." The voice was hoarse like a crow's, yet it had a slippery quality.

Bai Qian frowned slightly. She disliked neither the woman's smile nor her voice.

He simply raised [Su Tang] calmly, and a clear, moon-like sword aura shone from the blade.

"I don't like you, can you get lost?" she asked seriously.

Upon hearing this, the red-haired woman chuckled, her mocking expression unchanged.

"What if I say no? I'm not some brainless idiot like Tai Sui, if you..."

The longsword pierced her body, and countless sword energies shredded her body. Countless tiny cuts appeared on the woman's skin, like the teeth of a wild beast, biting her bones inch by inch. Her flesh and blood were pulverized into a bloody mist, and her body was torn into countless fragments like rags, which mixed with the blood mist and rained down.

But He did not die; His flesh and blood reassembled and reformed in another direction, without any change in His body.

"It's no use." His expression remained unchanged, still smiling.

Bai Qian looked at Him and found this scene quite familiar, as if she had experienced similar situations many times before.

[Sugar] once again entered the red-haired woman's body, turning her into a cloud of blood mist. The splashed blood stained half of the girl's white dress red, and her black hair dripped with bewitching blood beads.

Having experienced many similar situations, how did I handle them?

She gazed at the red-haired woman who had re-formed, her white fingertips wiping the blood from the sword. Blood dripped down her slender fingers, and the mirror-like blade reflected the girl's exquisite profile stained with blood.

"Go ahead and rise from the dead, and see..."

"Which is faster, you resurrecting or me killing you?"

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My sleep schedule is becoming increasingly irregular, but my update schedule is actually becoming more and more normal.

This chapter went a little over, and I might not be able to finish the second chapter. I was quite sleepy just now, but I feel more and more energetic as I post this chapter, which is a bit scary. I'm going to take a nap now, and I'll finish writing and post it after I wake up QAQ I'm so sorry (bowing) (bowing) (bowing)

Tomorrow's update is 10,000 words. To adjust my sleep schedule, I'll definitely post it all before 2 AM. I want to be a normal person again!!

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Volume 1: Chapter 240, Instant Refinement

The stench of blood flowed freely through her nostrils, like a surging river. In the gap outside this world, Bai Qian simply raised her sword.

As she said, every time a red-haired woman appeared with a body, she would cut it down.

The previous body had just turned into a blood mist when the next body was already struck.

Cut off His limbs, cut His body into mist, cut it into flakes.

He could certainly resist, but that was all he could do.

There may be other, better, and more efficient ways to deal with such an immortal body.

But it's unnecessary and unnecessary.

Bai Qian was too lazy to think about all that, nor did she need to. All she needed to do was wield her sword.

Bai Qian's sword-wielding speed did not slow down; in fact, it accelerated, becoming much faster than at the beginning.

Even before the red-haired woman's body could materialize, the sword had already been swung down.

Although Bai Qian's speed increased, the red-haired woman's resurrection speed decreased.

His resurrection became slower and slower, until finally, Bai Qian no longer needed to intervene. After killing the previous body, he would still need to wait in the same spot for a while before he could reassemble his body.

In this situation, it is only natural that there is no way to retaliate, since He simply has no opportunity or time.

The mocking smile on his face had turned so sinister it was almost dripping with malice.

It's probably because no one expected Bai Qian to be able to do something like this.

Indeed, they couldn't retaliate. Their appearance this time was merely to give Bai Qian a warning.

As the deity worshipped by the Lotus Life Sect, He does not consider Himself noble. Unlike naturally born deities, He gradually ascended from an ordinary and mysterious state.

Having crawled out of that world filled with the bizarre, He does not look down on anyone.

Not to mention Bai Qian in front of him.

It was unexpected that she could advance so quickly. The place they were in now should be the prototype of the [Domain]. Although it was only the prototype, if given the opportunity, it would only be a matter of time before she successfully entered the fourth realm.

How long did it take for Him to officially advance to the fourth realm?

It took more than three hundred years to swallow a minor world by using unorthodox methods and use the nutrients from that world to help him maintain his temple, and only then did he successfully advance to the fourth realm.

After countless years, I have barely reached the [Power] level, still far from the [Position]. This time, following the Blood Maiden's orders, I have invaded the Underworld. If I can make Changhe County my own ancestral temple, then my subsequent plans will be almost unimpeded, and taking another big step towards the [Position] level is not out of the question.

The premise is that everything goes smoothly.

Her body was once again shattered by Bai Qian's sword, who was waiting in the same spot. Bai Qian was too lazy to chat with the person opposite her. It didn't matter whether he was the Lotus Mother or some kind of demon or monster.

The Lotus Mother's incarnation was also clearly aware of this scene. She stopped trying to condense a body in vain. It wasn't that she was afraid of Bai Qian on the other side, but if she continued like this, she would be the one to suffer. The ritual and the plan were not yet completed. As far as she was concerned, she had no power to fight back against Bai Qian at the moment.

She wanted to say something harsh and leave, not wanting to be treated like a punching bag by Bai Qian like this again.

Perhaps sensing His thoughts, Bai Qian stopped moving as she looked at the Lotus Mother incarnation, whose body had been reassembled.

Seeing this, the Lotus Mother's incarnation raised an eyebrow slightly, thinking that Bai Qian knew that her current actions were futile. Just as she was about to say something more to mock her,

"Even if you continue like this until the Emperor of the Underworld dies, you still won't be able to..."

The hand, as white as a lotus root, easily touched the shoulder of the Lotus Mother's incarnation.

He had no time to speak before he was instantly refined.

The bright red pearl, as beautiful as a gemstone, fell to the ground and rolled to Bai Qian's feet.

Bai Qian bent down, picked up the pearl, and tilted her head in confusion.

What He was trying to say just now.

I didn't hear it clearly, never mind.

She carefully put the precious pearl away. It was also made using the [Blood Sacrifice Method] to refine blood energy, but it was clearly a level higher than the blood energy of normal demons.

As the pearl was picked up, the sense of alienation from the world vanished instantly, as the invisible veil gently dissipated.

The lotus altar ruins, which had been seemingly frozen in place, collapsed with a deafening roar. Dense dust rose up almost instantly, and the stench of blood that had been trapped within spread wildly.

The once quiet world has now returned to normal.

Those who were stunned around them seemed to regain their senses at this moment, or rather, they saw everything that was happening to Bai Qian.

Upon seeing this, the few Lian Sheng followers scattered around turned around in a panic and tried to flee without even saying a word.

Bai Qian tilted her head and glanced at them.

They lay down neatly on the floor.

There were still some people gathered near the lotus altar. When they saw this scene, they all fled in terror. Bai Qian did not stop them. She watched them disperse and then turned her gaze to the ruins of the collapsed lotus altar. She gazed at the ruins for a long time before turning her gaze away.

The white clothes, stained with blood, fluttered in the wind, and in an instant, they were as clean as ever.

With a soft slap of boots against the ground, the man in white disappeared at the end of the street.

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"What did you just get?" Bai Qian sat obediently in front of Bai Yao, watching Bai Yao put a piece of beef into her bowl.

The beef must have been cooked again right after I left, with some sauce and salt added. It tasted much, much better than before.

"Something like intelligence." He picked up another piece of green vegetable and put it into Bai Qian's bowl. Bai Qian looked at the green vegetable and hesitated for a moment.

"Here you go." He handed the greens to Nian Qi, who was standing next to him.

Bai Yao glared at him.

"That person just now, he must have been from the Hundred Demon Pavilion, right?"

"Seems to be."

"like?"

Bai Qian didn't speak; she truly didn't know.

Before they could ask, the bird demon and the monk died too quickly, leaving behind the seemingly honest lion demon who wanted to ask, but he ran away.

I wanted to ask more questions, but the people from the Lotus Life Sect stopped me, and I really couldn't find out what their origins were.

"should."

"?"

Bai Qian tilted her head at Bai Yao's questioning gaze, picked up a piece of stir-fried beef brisket from the plate, and put it into Bai Yao's bowl.

"However, there were other gains as well," Bai Qian continued.

He took out the blood beads from his pocket. The one in the middle was about the size of an egg, and its blood-red color, like a gemstone, reflected a brilliant light.

"What is this?" Bai Yao glanced at the blood beads, but couldn't figure out what they were for. They looked like ordinary red jade.

"I picked it up from the ground." That's all there is to it.

After examining the blood beads, I couldn't see anything special about them.

"Didn't you make too much of a commotion?" That's still what I'm worried about. I'm mainly worried that I might alert the Lotus Sect and make them wary, which could lead to some unexpected events, and unexpected events mean danger.

Upon hearing this, Bai Qian raised her head alertly, then quickly shook it.

"No," he replied confidently.

There were four lotus altars, and only one was lost, so it wasn't a big deal.

Hopefully, Bai Yao glanced at Bai Qian and didn't dwell on the matter anymore.

"I just received some rather useful information," Bai Yao said, placing another piece of cabbage on Bai Qian's plate.

Bai Qian stared blankly at the cabbage boiled in plain water, wondering how Bai Yao had found it in Taiheng City, a place plagued by famine.

“The gods on Taiheng’s side have found the relevant information,” she continued.

"Or rather, He came up on His own initiative."

Bai Qian stared blankly at the boiled cabbage in the bowl, and only turned her head when she heard Bai Yao's words.