The sickly girl is killing her way through the weird world

How is that possible? My supernatural powers are completely useless? Is she really human?

"Ancestor, save me!" He couldn't care less about anything else and took out the backup plan his ancestors had given him.

The old man's phantom appeared, and his long sword fell, cutting off half of the fox's body, but the remaining half was rescued by the old man's phantom.

The old man brought the remaining half of Hu Xi's body to the werewolf and gave Hu Xi a resentful look.

I sent it to gather intelligence, what is this brat trying to do? It got so cocky after transforming into human form. Even its own ancestors had to think carefully about how to deal with the enemy, but it just charged in without even using its brain.

Bai Qian looked at the old woman opposite her, whose body was covered in wrinkles. The aura she exuded was not strong, or rather, it was somewhat ethereal; she was just a phantom.

"Forgive others when you can." The old man's first words made Bai Qian tilt her head in confusion.

"You should have already lost your temper by now, and besides, they haven't done anything wrong."

Bai Qian looked at it quietly, her eyes still filled with doubt.

What is it saying?

"Besides, we're not..." Before the old man could finish speaking, he saw Bai Qian suddenly appear in front of Hu Xi and pierce the fox's head with a sword. The fox's face still showed the relief of escaping death.

It can't be stopped; it's just a phantom now, and it can't possess you, so there's no power to stop it.

A hint of anger appeared on the old man's face.

"Fine, fine, so you're going to make an enemy of our Red Fox lineage, and even the entire Fox Demon clan, is that it?" it roared angrily.

Bai Qian ignored it and focused her gaze on the wolf demon who was quietly trying to slip away.

The old man angrily berated Bai Qian while watching her hack and slash at the werewolf with her sword.

The werewolf was indeed very tough. If it were a fox demon, it would have been able to cut the body in half with a single sword strike. However, the werewolf was slashed more than ten times by the werewolf and was still able to move with difficulty.

The old man squinted at the scene, not saying a word to stop it. The werewolf's brother was a well-known demon in the area who had pledged allegiance to the Lord of Delusion. If the werewolf were killed by Bai Qian here, his brother would definitely take revenge.

"If you kill me like this, my brother will definitely not let you off the hook," the werewolf threatened.

Bai Qian remained unmoved; she had heard similar words countless times before.

It seems like they all say this before they die, as if it's something useful.

She raised her sword, and the werewolf, seeing this, stopped dodging and began to swell rapidly, preparing for a final, desperate fight.

The beast's eyes were fixed on the longsword in the girl's hand, trying to track its trajectory.

Stare at the longsword, prepare yourself, and watch it slowly fall and crash into the ground.

The werewolf was stunned.

The black-haired girl approached it and threw a punch.

The sound of drums surged within the werewolf's body.

Bai Qian frowned and threw two punches in quick succession.

The deafening drumbeats, accompanied by terrifying air currents, swept outwards.

The werewolf's internal organs were shattered by the punch, turning into minced meat and broken bones. The corpse collapsed limply to the ground.

The skin was not broken.

Bai Qian glanced at the werewolf's remaining skin and flesh.

The old man, upon seeing this scene, merely wore a gloomy smile.

"Hehe, you've offended both us and that pack of wolf demons from Yinshan. That wolf demon is the messenger of the Lord of Delusion. I don't even need to lift a finger; you won't live more than a week." It said, looking at Bai Qian.

Bai Qian withdrew her gaze from the werewolf and looked at it.

"Where do you live?" he suddenly asked.

The old man frowned upon hearing Bai Qian's words, not understanding what she meant.

"What, you're asking this because you want to find me?" it said sarcastically.

"You wait at home, I'll be there in a bit," Bai Qian said quietly, looking at the old man earnestly.

"Tonight," he added.

The old man paused for a moment upon hearing this, and before it could say anything, it saw its slender five fingers extend.

The phantom was simply destroyed.

Bai Qian stood there for a moment before turning around to look at the three people behind her.

Zhao Lin has recovered and is leaning against a tree, catching his breath.

Pei Huan... Pei Huan was perfectly fine. When he saw Bai Qian looking over, he quickly waved to his master Qian and tried to run over.

Bai Qian ignored her and turned to walk in front of Bai Yao.

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cold.

The feeling of being chilled to the bone was the only sensation Bai Yao experienced at that moment.

Still in that snowy field, his body remained frozen in place.

Just after seeing Bai Qian and seeing that she was safe and sound, his consciousness sank again.

Xiaoqian, who had never seen this side of herself before, felt a sense of relief, in addition to confusion and surprise.

If that's the case, then I don't need to worry about Xiaoqian anymore.

That one is quite adept at seizing opportunities; it pulled me back in just a moment of distraction.

Above the bright moon, the same bespectacled woman dressed in white gazed at Bai Yao with an eerie smile.

Bai Yao met its gaze calmly.

There's nothing to be afraid of; let it do whatever it wants.

Seeing Bai Qian's expression just now, I don't need to worry anymore. I'm really not afraid now.

The bespectacled woman and Bai Yao locked eyes. Frost climbed up her clothes, and her body felt like it was sinking into a deep abyss, completely losing control.

Bai Yao heard a soft sound.

The sound of snow being trampled.

His spirit, which was almost completely broken, seemed to have recovered a little.

Before Bai Yao could react, she saw the girl in red walk past her.

Her black hair was flowing freely, and her slender white fingers gripped the long sword at her waist, holding the hilt.

The four-eyed woman's eerie laughter echoed in the air as her four dark blue vertical pupils stared at the red-clad girl approaching.

The bright moon was covered in a dark blue hue, and it looked down at the two people below, a strange smile curving its lips.

Bai Qian looked at Him, the golden light reflecting off the girl's delicate profile, the sword hilt being drawn out.

The god drew her sword.

Willow branches pierce through the snow.

Bai Yao saw the bright moon pierced by a sword, and golden particles of light floated around her in the air wherever they could be seen.

The world was smashed to pieces.

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It will be available tomorrow, please everyone QAQ

Volume 1: Remarks on the launch

Before I knew it, the book was already on sale. I am very grateful for everyone's support. The book's performance has indeed exceeded my expectations. I was just hoping to make a living. As for the plot issues, or rather, Bai Yao's issues, the author is aware of them.

To be honest, the initial plot point where Bai Yao knew the female lead's true strength was something I actually wanted to drag out for as long as possible. However, the author also read novels and knew that this plot point was indeed quite annoying. Plus, everyone said so, so I tried my best to resolve this conflict before the book was published.

I'm very sorry that yesterday's plot wasn't good. My mind was completely blank in the early hours of the morning, and I spent an hour revising it, but I still couldn't fix it. I'm very sorry that this didn't provide a good experience for everyone QAQ.

As for the plot that follows, it will still mainly revolve around killing. When I first wrote the first chapter, the book was titled "Little King of the West" (but I will try my best to ensure that the plot is not too similar to other stories. I will include some daily life or other plots. Please feel free to give me your suggestions (*^▽^*).

As for updates... you can tell from the author's update times that they are usually around 2 or 3 PM. I get home from get off work around 9 or 10 PM, and I finish writing around that time. On weekdays, I can guarantee two updates a day, and I will update more on holidays. I will try my best to write tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, and I will post as much as I write.

Thank you again for your support, and please continue to guide me in the future!

Volume 1: Chapter 60, Too fast?!

Bai Yao stared blankly at the scene before her.

The world shattered into pieces like a mirror, and both the bright moon and the mocking god vanished from sight as the sword light struck.

She was the only one left.

The girl in red stood before her; the clothes weren't originally red, but were stained with blood.

His face remained cold and calm, yet it possessed an inexplicable reliability that was hard to describe, something Bai Yao had never experienced before.

Clearly, in my previous impression, she still needed to do things herself...

As her stiff body gradually returned to normal, Bai Yao looked at Bai Qian and reached out her hand.

She maintained a calm expression, and although her entire body was covered in blood, she exuded a sacred and noble aura that took one's breath away.

The world vanished as that tiny finger touched me.

He watched her disappear before his eyes.

Like a dream.

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Bai Yao snapped out of her long yet brief daze and immediately looked around, finding Bai Qian, who was talking to Pei Huan with her back to her.

"Master Qian, you've finally arrived. If you had come any later, we probably would have been doomed here." Pei Huan's tone was slightly exaggerated, but there was no trace of fear in her voice.

Bai Qian was already used to her tone. She took the handkerchief Pei Huan handed her and wiped the blood off her face.

"Do you know where that fox from earlier came from?"

“That fox is probably from Xishan, and it comes from the same source as the fox at the Lai family’s house before,” Pei Huan replied confidently.

“That phantom is the ancestor of the foxes in Xihong Mountain. It was also the fox demon that possessed the Lai family before. It was called Fox Maiden, and I heard that she has lived for more than two hundred years.” Pei Huan blinked and answered.

While answering, he secretly glanced at the girl in front of him, whose expression remained unchanged, as calm as an abyss, as if nothing could cause any change in her lovely face.

Where is Xihong Mountain?

Pei Huan wasn't too surprised by Bai Qian's question; he had already guessed that she would ask it.

Bai Qian had already made it very clear when she spoke to the old man before.

Bai Qian stared unblinkingly into Pei Huan's eyes, feeling a little flustered by their intense gaze. Pei Huan finally said helplessly, "West Red Mountain isn't that far from here, it's probably just..."

"Xiao Qian." Bai Yao interrupted her.

She looked at Bai Qian, her face pale and haggard, her gray-brown eyes filled with a hint of caution or pity. She carefully grasped Bai Qian's sleeve.

"It's getting late, why don't we talk about these things tomorrow?"

Bai Qian in front of her was indeed somewhat unfamiliar. Bai Yao had many, many questions she wanted to ask, but when she looked at the girl in red, these questions naturally disappeared.

Ultimately, she didn't care what happened to Bai Qian. The only thing she cared about was Bai Qian's safety. The only reason she was still holding on was because of the girl in white in front of her.

Bai Qian turned her face and met Bai Yao's gaze.

Meeting those calm, still eyes, Bai Yao opened her mouth, unsure of what to say.

Of course, he had already realized that no matter what he said, he probably couldn't dissuade Bai Qian at this moment.

Bai Yao could tell.

"I'll go with you," Bai Yao thought to herself.

But the words stuck in his throat and he never actually said them.

What's the point of living in the past?

Its only function is to hold things back.

Bai Yao was well aware of this, just like what had happened earlier. Moreover, although Bai Qian had rescued her from E'nu's interference, she was still extremely weak; even standing there made her feel dizzy.