B.S the One and only smaurai in a world with demons, heroes, villians, and so many more mystical creatures. He just escaped from prison after 15 years and is traped in the woods with no map and nothing except Terrifying creatures......

This is a short story about a delivery man, who one day finds himself coming face to face with a huge beast!!

I wrote this story as an exercise in Aristotle’s Unities. Check it out if you have a couple of free minutes and would like a bit of fun.

All rights to the writing reserved.
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Chapter 1071 – Final Battle Map

Dali submitting, apart from announcing the start of the China region merging progression, it also had another huge meaning for Great Xia.

It was already the 15th day of the 7th month, and a year had passed since Gaia established the country. To upgrade Great Xia to an emperor dynasty was Ouyang Shuo's current goal.

Ouyang Shuo calculated that along with Dali joining him, out of the nine basic requirements, Great Xia had achieved seven, and they were only left with requirements 3 and 9.

Requirement 3: Dynasty must at least occupy a third and above of its regional land.

Based on the rules set by Gaia, Tibet, West Xia, Turk Khanate, Mongol, and Jin Country all belonged to China land. As a result, although Great Xia had already taken down the entire south and also opened up a huge amount of land overseas, it needed to take down one of the few before it would reach the standard.

Not mentioning Mongol and the Turk Khanate, the most suitable ones were Tibet and Jin Country.

Ouyang Shuo had already shifted his target to Jin Country, ordering Beijiang Legion Corps marshal Yue Fei to increase their infiltration and investigation of Jin Country whilst reorganizing the army to try to take them down by the end of the year.

Requirement 9: Have at least 1 country upgrading treasure.

This was the requirement that gave Ouyang Shuo a headache. Although he had obtained the emperor jade, he did not know what he had to do to trigger the Yu the Great Nine Cauldrons quest.

Of course, Ouyang Shuo believed that Gaia would not give him a quest that could not be completed. As a result, he could only wait patiently. 
 ...
In the next week, Ouyang Shuo did not remain in the Capital City. Instead, he went toward the newly occupied Beijiang Province, Hanoi Province, and Siam to tour, visiting the soldiers whilst calming down the local nobles to stabilize the people's sentiment.

At this juncture, Great Xia started a brand-new round of migration project.

Ouyang Shuo's goal was to move 70% of the players in China into Great Xia rule. As a result, this round of migration's scale was really huge and the requirements were relatively less.

Great Xia was prepared to bring in 15 million players to live at the various prefectures in Great Xia.

They especially encouraged players to go toward Hanoi, Edo, Seoul, Bangkok, Vientiane, and Phnom Penh to live, using the satellite cities in each of them to explore the underground world.

Toward the players living in Dali, the Imperial Court gave them a lot of freedom to reduce the population pressure on Dali.

Compared to Qin, Han, Shu, Sui, Tang, Song, and other NPC dynasties, Great Xia was not only stronger, but more prosperous and understood players more. Hence, they set up a series of welfare policies.

Moving to live in Great Xia was not a tough choice to make.

When this round of migration ended, along with the Dali players, the number of Great Xia players would reach 40 million, taking up half of China.

With that, the position of Great Xia would be infallible.
 ...
7th month, 22nd day, just when Ouyang Shuo was touring Siam, a System Notification messed up his plans, making him hurry back to the Capital City.

"System Notification: Congratulations player Feng Qiuhuang for becoming the 3rd player in China to upgrade to Capital City, awarded 800 thousand merit points, congratulations player!"
 ...
"World Notification: Congratulations player Feng Qiuhuang for becoming the 9th city in the world to upgrade to Capital City, awarded 50 thousand merit points, 100 thousand reputation points, congratulations player!"
 ...
"System Notification: All of China's territories have upgraded to Capital City, triggering Battle Map system, 10th Battle Map, Qing Destroys Ming battle will start in three days. Friendly Reminder: this is not a compulsory battle quest, and only capital cities that meet the requirement can participate."
 ...
Listening to the name of the Battle Map, Ouyang Shuo knew that this should be the last one in the China region. After this, both the Ming and Qing dynasties would enter the game progression.

"This really is...."

Ouyang Shuo shook his head bitterly. No matter how the Beijiang Legion Corps prepared, they would not be able to avoid being pincered by Jin Country and Jingdu.

Gaia mentioned it really clearly in the System Notification that the condition for triggering the Battle Map was the upgrading of the 3rd Capital City.

It was foreseeable that if Pill Sun City, King City, and Blood Red City did not merge into Great Zhou, the last Battle Map would drag on and not appear for a long period of time.

Gaia used 10 Battle Maps to finish introducing China's history.

For this Battle Map in particular, there would be a lot of focal points. First, the name of the battle itself. That was because the Ming Dynasty was not wiped out by Qing Dynasty but by Li Zicheng. 

1644 AD, Li Zicheng, whose reputation was growing day by day, led the Dashun army to attack the capital, signaling the destruction of the Ming Dynasty that lasted for 276 years.

As for the remnants of the Ming Dynasty, they formed the south Ming regime.

That China had four powers, one of which was the Great Qing built by the Nuzhen emperor, controlling 200 thousand troops. The region they controlled was the area near Liao Dong and the area around the capital.

The one defending Shanhai Pass was Wu Sangui.

Apart from Great Qing, there were Jianye's south Ming Hongguang regime, the Dashun regime led by Li Zicheng as well as the Great Xi regime led by Zhang Xianzhong. Their powers exceed that of the Qing army, and they occupied the south and the entirety of the north and west.

The day before the Qing troops moved into the pass, the emperor of Great Qing suddenly died.

The Prince Regent Dorgon chose to first take down the northwest before heading southeast. Whilst gathering up strength to stabilize the region around Yanjing, he planned to attack Li Zicheng, who was the most threatening. After wiping them out, with the north of Guangda as a backline, they would attack South Ming to break through on all fronts.

Hence, this was how Ouyang Shuo deciphered the Qing Destroys Ming battle.

Similar to the Mongol army, to maintain the rule and spread their culture, these people announced the plait cutting order. The Qing army had numerous city slaughtering cases in China, hurting tens of millions of civilians.

The order was, "Leave the head, cut the hair, leave the hair, cut the head."

The cruelest one belonged to the 10 days of Yangzhou, and the Jiading three massacre, both of which caused a reduction in China's population. Moreover, many regions saw the case of counties having empty villages, villages having empty houses, houses being empty, and people without wives.

The Yangzhou city massacre happened when Shi Kefa led the Yangzhou army to defend against the Qing army invasion and failed. The Qing army started an all-out massacre on the civilians in the city.

In the Yangzhou 10 days diary written by Wang Xiuchu, he recorded that the massacre continued for 10 days, which was how it got its name.

Yangzhou fell after 10 days of resistance, and the Qing soldiers killed and pillaged for 10 days before sheathing their blades.

The Yangzhou City was stacked up with corpses, blood seeped into the group, buildings were destroyed, and fires blazed.

Apart from the civilians who escaped and those who hid really well, pretty much all the civilians were massacred. Just the collected bodies exceeded 800 thousand.

In the Qing Dynasty, where intellectuals were persecuted for their writing, all records of the massacre were covered up after the Qing army entered. As a result, most people did not know anything about it till the end of the Qing Dynasty.

The Jiading three massacres happened in 1645 AD, where after the Qing army broke into Jiading, they massacred the civilians three times. The Qing army announced the plait cutting order, which the civilians did not follow. Hou Dongceng led men to revolt against the Qing. Qing Dynasty Wusong general Li Chengdong led five thousand troops to assist right away.

When Jiading City was broken, Li Chengdong immediately ordered his troops to massacre the city.

Out of all of them, some were hung, some were thrown into wells, some jumped into rivers, some faces were bloody, some limbs were broken, and some were chopped up, creating a horrific sight.

Women in the city were raped, and if they resisted, the soldiers would nail their hands on the doors for everyone to rape them.

The massacre lasted for a day until the corpses filled up the river. Around 30 thousand people fell victim.

After which, Li Chengdong led the soldiers to leave the city.

However. the pillaging did not stop. Four days later, those who escaped snuck back into the city.

After they returned to the city, under the lead of a fellow named Zhu Ying, they gathered up around two thousand men. He led them to open up a counter massacre operation, killing the troops that surrendered to Qing as well as the officials that worked with Qing.

Li Chengdong led an army to attack the city once more, killing many sleeping civilians, gathering their corpses and subsequently burning them. This was the second massacre.

20 days later, a South Ming person known as Wu Zifan led his troops to attack Jiading City, and the civilians all helped and chased the Qing troops away.

Not long after, Li Chengdong reorganized his army and killed Wu Zifan's troops, killing close to 20 thousand Jiading civilians.

The Qing army often wiped out the surrendered soldiers and civilians, leaving a bunch of slaves that followed them.

Apart from that, Qing killed a million Miao race people and millions of Huo people, wiping out the Dzungar tribe such that only a kid was left. They were a rarely seen brutality in the world.


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 "Erm... That'll require a Group PVP..." Little One replied honestly.
"Oh... I got it!" Wang Yu responded as he squeezed Little One into a ball of white light with his hands.
"How was it? How was it?' Everyone in the team crowded over when they saw Little One come out.
"I lost..." Little One reported in a depressing tone. Not only did he lose, he lost convincingly. After all, he had the advantage with regards to the job matchup and the battle map but Wang Yu still wiped the floor with him while standing in his trap... Little One couldn't help but be totally convinced of his loss.
Little Four and Little Five were slightly disappointed, and they comforted Little One. "It's already not bad that you managed to last that long inside..."
Both of them had been killed shortly after entering the PVP while Little One actually remained inside for a whole 20 minutes. The others already looked up to him purely based on this.
"Yeah, this is why you're our boss. Both of you must have had an intense battle..." The rest also chimed in.
"Eh..." Upon hearing his teammates' words, Little One swallowed the words he was about to say.
"Let it go..." Little One said before changing the topic. "That guy is too impressive. Everyone, don't go after him in the future, otherwise our PVP points will really go into the red at this rate."
Little Four cried: "I'm already in the red..." It was pure bad luck that he had met Wang Yu for his first match.
"Hmm, if our individual PVP points are too low, why don't we take part in Group PVP." Little One suggested.
Since Little Four could get matched with Wang Yu for his first match, Wang Yu should have had pretty few PVP points. If they continued queuing in the 1v1 PVP, it was quite likely that they would go up against him again.
Moreover, Wang Yu didn't have a team, so he shouldn't take part in Team PVP.
Hence as long as they were in the right mind, they would naturally avoid this sort of monster... On top of that, for Team PVP, the number of points obtained would be much more than 1v1 PVP, and everyone was part of a competitive team so their coordination would definitely be better than an one man team.
"Great, 1v1 PVP isn't that useful anyway..." Little One's suggestion was supported by everyone else.
Just at this moment, Wang Yu came out into the PVP Hall and said to the PVP Master: "I want to take part in Team PVP."
...
"Confirm entry to Team PVP alone?"
"Confirm!" Wang Yu nodded and the scene before his eyes turned into that of the Team PVP Hall.
There were many more people taking part in Team PVP than 1v1 PVP and a large portion of them were players from competitive teams. People like Wang Yu who stood alone were in the minority.
Of course, the hall had a number of individuals here as well. At this point, many random teams were shouting: "Team PVP, expert team, 9 waiting for 1++++Pugilists take care."
"Expert team, 50 PVP Points and above+++No Pugilists..."
"D*mn!"
As he looked at the speech bubbles one after another, Wang Yu felt frustrated. Were Pugilists that disliked?
There was no way around it. Pugilists could be considered as a secondary tank in PVE if they wore heavy armor, but for PVP, with the current capabilities of Pugilists, they were rather useless. Especially for group battles, the difference between having a weapon and being empty handed was rather significant.
After hanging around the Team PVP Hall for some time, it seemed to Wang Yu that all random teams discriminated against Pugilists, almost as though as having a Pugilist in their team would lead to a loss.
This made him want to cry. What exactly had Pugilists done...
Finally, in the extreme corner of the hall, Wang Yu found a suitable team... The team leader was a girl, and this girl was different from other team leaders. She didn't discriminate against any jobs and her team's speech bubble was very simple as well: Doing PVP+++
The sight of this team made Wang Yu very happy and he sent a join request over immediately. Without a second look, the girl accepted his request and added him to the team.
Seconds later, a system notification popped up:
<"Basic Number Competitive Team" has challenged your team, your team leader "Seven Blueberries" has accepted.>
Following which, the scenery changed to that of a PVP map. Once inside, everyone looked at one another before drawing their weapons.
"Our opponent is a professional team, so we have to fight seriously!" A Warrior named Tibet Martial Bird waved his sword while speaking.
"We know we know, do you really need to tell us all this nonsense? You're not even the team leader..."
The team obviously didn't care about Tibet Martial Bird's statement. After all, poor discipline in a random team was normal.
Seven Blueberries might have been friends with Tibet Martial Bird, hence when she saw that he couldn't take control of the situation, she added on: "Listen to Tibet Martial Bird..."
"Che... What a girl says doesn't count..." The rest remarked.
Sweat flowed down Wang Yu's head. Were they not going to listen to anyone's commands? A random team's problems were indeed very great.
Only after a round of bickering did everyone notice Wang Yu who was at the back, and they turned around to ask him: "Where's your weapon?"
In a Virtual Reality Game, other than some stupid people and those who had extreme cosmetic weapons, players wouldn't normally hold their weapons in their hands. But it was almost time to engage in battle, so it wasn't acceptable to not draw your weapon by this point in time.
Wang Yu shrugged and replied: "I have no weapon..."
"No weapon? Are you a Pugilist?" Everyone asked in shock.
"Yes..." Wang Yu nodded.
"F*ck!!" The already messy situation turned even worse when everyone heard his answer. "F*ck, how can you fight then!"
"That's right, what is a Pugilist doing by taking part in PVP?" Everyone questioned Wang Yu.
"Er..." Wang Yu said frustratingly. "The team leader didn't say that Pugilists are not wanted..."
"Who cares what she says!"
Other than Tibet Martial Bird, the others spoke in unison while staring at Seven Blueberries.
"I'm Iron Bull!" Wang Yu declared as he pointed at the ID above his head.
"What's Iron Bull? I don't recognise you!" The team sneaked a peek at Wang Yu before leaving the team one after another.
At the same time they scolded: "D*mn, just my luck to meet something like this. Quickly leave, quickly leave. I don't have the time to play with you!" As they said that, the other seven players directly left the PVP map, leaving Wang Yu, Tibet Martial Bird, and Seven Blueberries behind.
Most of the players who entered the PVP Arena were professional players, hence it was already difficult for random teams to do well. Now that they had a Pugilist in their team as well, wasn't it also 9 vs 10?
There wasn't any point in thinking about what would happen if 9 random players faced off against 10 professional competitive team players.
Being killed would result in -10 PVP Points, while leaving was only -1 PVP Point, and no one had that many points to spare.
"Why aren't you two leaving?" Once the rest of the team left, Wang Yu asked Tibet Martial Bird and Seven Blueberries curiously.
"I'm the team leader... So I'll also get -10 points if I leave... Anyway aren't you staying too?" Seven Blueberries blushed as she spoke.
"What about you?" Wang Yu's gaze fell on Tibet Martial Bird.
"If she doesn't leave I won't leave!" Tibet Martial Bird firmly replied.
"Great!" Wang Yu nodded. "Then the two of you can just wait here, I'll be back soon!"


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Cross got out of the wall with a bloody nose. That was a cheap shot. "What did that bitch tell you, Sarah?" asked Cross. "She said she wants to fight me in Indonesia."You don't have to worry about her." "If she comes back to make trouble with us I will use thirty percent of my full strength." Cross then heard his phone ring. He then went to see who it was. It was Orion. "What is it, Orion?' I found a hidden part of Master Jon's Temple!! "So what does this have to do with me?" "It's no small room Cross.' "It's an underground temple." "The door is still closed, but I have the key that opens the door." "Come to Tibet at once." "Alright, I will meet you there." "Cross what did Orion want?" asked Sarah. "He said that he found a temple inside a temple." "So do you want to stay here and wait for me to come back or do you want to come?" said Cross. 

" What do you mean?" "I want to see what's inside the temple," said Sarah. Alright, let's go."
Tibet, Jong Song Peak Master Jon's Hidden Temple. 

As they went in front of the temple's gate's it was opened by Orion. "What took you two so long?!" said Sarah. "You two were supposed to be here 2 hours ago!" "We had to take care of somethings before we got here," said Cross. "Now show us what this underground temple you were talking about." "It's this way." "As Cross and Sarah followed Orion he brought them to a huge frostbite door with ancient Tibetan writings all over it." "So how are we going to get inside this place?" said Sarah. "With this." Orion held a piece of ice that was a sky blue color. As he stuck it in the hole, he turned it counter-clockwise then he turned it to the left. The door began to shack the entire ground. Suddenly another piece of item was required to open the door. 

"I didn't know it had another part to open this door." "Let us go back to them to my master's chambers." They went into Jon's chambers and started to ravage through the place. Cross lifted up the bed and found a weapon that is almost like a hand with claws. He sticker his hand inside and it disappeared " What the fuck?" said Cross. "What is it Cross?" said, Sarah. "Nothing." "Now that was weirder than Lucia The Cunning Witch that came out of nowhere." thought Cross.

 Cross looked into his closet and found a coat that looked like it was expensive and it was leather. Cross got into the coat. Orion how. was in the bathroom found his Jon's first weapon. A spear. The spear was quite small. He then saw a button then pressed it. It then became long like any ordinary spear. He then pushed the button again and it became small. He then realized that the spear was the key to the door. "I found it."

 When Cross and Orion went back by the giant door that was hidden, Sarah saw a ring she seemed to like. She rested it on her finger and smiled. "Sarah, are you coming?" She went by Cross and Orion. "Alright, this is the key." He stuck the spear inside the hold and then extended it. The door started to shake again. But this time the door opened from both sides. A gust of freezing cold wind was released as if no one opened this door for thousands of years. They walked down the steps.

 Then the doors closed again. "We need a torch." Cross pulled out a match and struck it, lighting a stick on fire and used it as a torch. Their creatures inside the walls, equipped with armor, swords, and shields. They must have died when this door closed off. They ended up in a wide space that had writings and the map of someplace that looked bigger than Africa and Asia combined. ( This is a map Of The Zen Continent. You will read about it in Book 7.) Cross went into one of the rooms and saw a diary of someone. He picked up the diary and started to read it in his mind. He noticed that the date said June 23, 1278. He noticed that 23 days were missing from the diary. So he read day 24. 
Day 24
"Oh, I weep for a bowl of hot porridge" "We been stuck down here for 23 days and have no other place to go." "There is more to this temple but I do not want to go any further." "We have to deal with these ice soldiers down here and believe me just chopping them in half will no finish the job." "Most of my fellow companions have been killed by these soldiers." "It's just me and two girls left." "We have to stick together if we want to escape." "But I know we will die anyway." "I might as well be grateful that it is cold and not hot. "
"Ice soldiers?" thought Cross. "He probably killed them anyway." He noticed that he saw a dead body want to him. I guess not. Suddenly, Cross saw the ice on the wall start to move. The ice then shaped into a mold of a soldier. Then he saw more of them coming from the walls.

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It was perhaps a miracle to catch as many as 450 prisoners in a single battle in the modern war.
Especially when multiple rocket launchers, self-propelled guns, and towed artillery guns fired precision shots from afar, and portable missiles were launched to attack from up close, no soldier would have survived.
It was only possible as the Kazakh soldiers fought against the mechanized troops mainly, but the situation would have been worse if they had fired on infantry that had no defense at all.
The infantry unit, which had relatively weak firepower, quickly lifted the white flag, so they could save half of the Chinese troops.
The victory was possible because the Kazakh military tracked the Chinese military's movement in Xinjiang Uyghur with a satellite from the time the troops started moving.
The satellite launched with the help of Russia was of great help.
The movement of the Chinese Uyghur troops was informed by local intelligence agents, so the Kazakh military started satellite tracking and found that their destination was the Pamir Plateau, so it could be fully prepared.
It attacked the Chinese troops when they were at rest after struggling to climb the slope with heavy equipment.
Nevertheless, it was a failed battle that 149 young men under a commander were killed or injured.
Of course, it was due to the death of the commander in the early stages of the battle, but if the command system had been solid, the commander of the next lower rank could have commanded the unit.
The troops lost their cool and had many deaths or casualties while attacking the enemy forces directly when they were dealing them with multiple artillery guns and self-propelled guns outside the range would have sufficed since the Chinese troops could not have been able to withstand the harsh battle environment of the Pamir Plateau anyway.
Still, it was a huge accomplishment to win a huge victory against a powerful mechanized unit at such a cost.


The Chinese military and the Chinese government were in a panic.
It was the biggest defeat since the border conflict with the Soviet Union, which was an operation that resulted in an indelible defeat by the commander's misjudgment.
With this worst-case scenario, the commander of the Western border was somehow still in place despite the fact that 800 Chinese soldiers were hurt, killed, or captured.
As expected, it was like the Chinese leadership did not care about mere soldiers' lives.
Not wanting to see such a reaction for long, Youngho quickly returned the prisoners to the Chinese side because holding on to the wounded and prisoners would only cost Kazakhstan their medical treatment and food.
Also, it was better to send them to China as soon as possible for the future since there was no guarantee of how long this dispute would last.
He needed to show some generosity to China to leave some room for reconciliation and negotiations.
That was not to say that he was trying to improve relations with China, but nothing should be rushed without thinking about an exit strategy.
Either way, this battle was worth a page in modern combat history.


Far from sympathy, the world did not hesitate to criticize China, even though China suffered near annihilation by the Kazakh military while advancing to Pamir.
The reason was that China abused its power to attack a weak country first. Such criticism was made because if left unchecked, China would project its power elsewhere.
In response, the Chinese government insisted it was the victim, saying that it
was just a show of force, but the Kazakh military launched a surprise attack without declaring war.
From the Kazakh side, that was nonsense as the troops only defended its country when the Chinese troops invaded the territory. If the Chinese troops had not crossed over, there would have been no deaths either in the Kazakh military.
No matter what China said, Kazakhstan remained unresponsive.
The reason for sticking to the principle of non-response was to express its intention to attack unconditionally without prior warning if its territory was violated.

Although the royal family and the government were silent, the world and the people of Kazakhstan insisted on criticizing and attacking China respectively day after day.
With the victory in Pamir, the people of Kazakhstan completely shook off their fear of China, which was not desirable either because the Kazakh side only won this time due to the Chinese side's lack of preparation and strategy.
Even so, Chinese forces were not to be overlooked.
China would certainly provoke in any way to avenge its defeat in the Pamir Plateau.
The evidence was that the commander of the Western border was not replaced.
This would mean that he was given a chance to avenge and recover his name.

Kazakhstan's military was fully prepared, expecting a stronger attack.
Since closing the border, the border had been strengthened fully.
Intelligence agents working in various parts of China were also checking the movements of Chinese troops, and China was being scrutinized with military satellites.
The Chinese military would also check the Kazakh military's movements in detail through satellite, but there was nothing to pay particular attention to because the military had already deployed all the necessary troops at the border.
Now, it was necessary for Kazakhstan to stir up other places to disperse the Chinese military's nerves before it provoked Kazakhstan first.


***


The Uyghur militia members trained in Afghanistan infiltrated Tibet through the Pamir Plateau in Tajikistan.
They picked Ngari, the capital of the Tibetan borderland that bordered Tajikistan as their base of armed protest so that they could travel to Tajikistan and Afghanistan at any time to suit their needs.
It was not only an area where military supplies were easily supported but also the only Muslim-dominated area in Tibet, a Buddhist country.
Tibet in December, like a plateau, was quite cold in winter, but this cold was nothing to the people from Xinjiang Uyghurs.
Compared to Xinjiang Uyghur's cold weather, the weather in Tibet was like a spring day.
Although the Uyghur militiamen could endure cold well, they were wearing winter uniforms that were given by the Royal Bodyguards.
Uighur militiamen, who entered the city under the cover of darkness, breathed heavily and watched a building which was clearly lit up by security lights.
Their goal today was the building of the People's Armed Police Unit in Tibet.
At the commander's beck and call, the crew quickly disappeared into the opposite alley.
All the crew were moving in perfect order, having already rehearsed several times.
They were only armed with portable missiles and private rifles, but it was nothing for them to raid on a police unit.
That was because the local security was so lax.


There had been frequent peaceful protests calling for independence in Tibet, but never at the request of the Dalai Lama's government in exile, which used nonviolent independence movements as its motto.
The People's Armed Police Force or the Tibetan military command in Tibet was an organization that checked India or Bhutan, not an organization that monitored Tibetans.
That was why the security was unusually not tight.
On a moonless night, fires were seen from weapons prepared by some 20 Uyghur militiamen.
It was the moment when the curtain of armed independence struggle went up in Tibet.
Roaring portable missiles broke the windows of the building and destroyed the building.
The building quickly burst into flames when the explosion occurred every few seconds.
People's armed police, who were sleeping inside the building, fled the building in confusion, but AK rifles were waiting for them.
Loud gunshots, like the sound of roasting beans, woke up Tibet's winter night.
It was such a sudden attack that no alarm bells or sirens rang, but the sound of gunshots were telling people what was going on.
The Uyghur militia, which completely devastated the building, left without a sound.
Such attacks did not only occur at the People's Armed Police Unit.
The same situation happened at government offices across the city of Ngari.
However, there were no people there because it was a late night.


It was about 10 minutes later that the emergency bell rang at the Tibetan military command.
When the Chinese troops stationed in Ngari showed up at the scene, fire engines were putting out fire after arriving.
At that time, troops stationed in Ngari were also under attack by Uyghur militiamen.
Dozens of Uyghur militiamen's portable missiles and hundreds of bullets flew into the empty space where most of the troops left the unit on alert.
It was not an attack to kill anyone, but to destroy the unit, so they immediately withdrew when the Chinese military responded.
Confused Chinese troops fired back, but they did not dare to come out of the unit as they were lost in the sudden attack.


While the Chinese officials and military leaders were in confusion, the Uyghur militiamen, who escaped the city with ease, were reviewing whether there was a mistake in today's operation in a prebuilt hideout outside the city.


***


Tibet's young blooded people thought they had finally opened a new chapter in the armed struggle for independence in Tibet.
They had been envious of the Uyghurs' struggle for independence.
Finally, in Tibet, meaningful people began to fight for independence.
They were desperate because their non-violence independence movement led by the exile government seemed to be pointless.
This was because China would not even flinch its eyebrows even if Tibetans fought non-violent independence for a hundred years.
Neither the world nor even the Indian government, which had an exiled government itself, did not recognize the Tibetan exile government, as if they believed Tibetans had the will to become independent.
Considering what the government in exile, which had sustained for more than 50 years, has done so far, it was clear that its policy was not working.
Only when there were bloodshed and armed struggle, could people around the world pay attention and help since there was no country that would help Tibetans who did not show a strong will for independence.
On the other hand, the Uyghurs were different. They were supported by each country thanks to their steady armed struggle for independence despite China's oppression.


Following Tibet, armed fighting resumed in Xinjiang Uyghur as well.
Some of the Uyghur militiamen trained in Afghanistan infiltrated into Xinjiang Uyghur and instigated an internal struggle by encouraging local forces.
Uyghurs' anger caused by Chinese armed police's forced suppression of a recent demonstration to stop excessive inspections led to an armed struggle.
China's military, which was only concerned about the Kazakh border, was not able to recover its senses after Tibet and Xinjiang Uyghur rose up against it all at once.

Empire of the Ring is a Korean modern fantasy epic adventure novel that sets in the nations of the Caucasus mountain range which separates Europe and Asia. The nations of Caucasus are regions of many conflicts over territories, ethnicities, and religions. The story begins as Lee Youngho, a warm-hearted Korean merchandiser, takes a business trip to a disputed territory of the Caucasus nations to sell Korean unmanned security systems only to get misconstrued as a spy and caught by Armenian militia. Youngho eventually gets involved with the militia and CIA to help out people of the regions from conflicts and works toward a birth of a new empire in Caucasus.

This is an ongoing novel from Korea with more than 750 chapters as of today. The pace can feel a little bit slow in the beginning but as the story unfolds, you will be drawn into the world of Caucasus. If you are a modern fantasy/adventure lover, you will enjoy learning about different regions and cultures in Eurasia and Eastern Europe as Youngho travels around the places. Happy reading! 

*Disclaimer: The following contains depictions of religion and ethnic disputes. We do not support the author's views, we are only translating and editing the novel. This fictional novel is inspired by real-world people, places, and events — the author has taken these people, places, and events and embellished them as characters with conversations and backgrounds as done in fiction.

"Make sure you take everything Harry, we aren't returning until the Manor is built." Remus called over his shoulder. "I know Uncle Moony." Harry said as he packed his trunk. "Also don't forget to take the translation potion." Remus said. "Okay! When are we leaving?" Harry asked. "In about twenty minutes. So hurry with your packing." Remus responded. Ten minutes later everyone was packed and ready. "Okay everyone, lets head to the Portkey Zone." Remus announced. "See you around Tom." Remus said as they entered the alley.

As they arrived at the zone, an Auror approached them. "Passport and Portkey pass please." The Auror said. Remus handed them to the man. "Hm, everything seems to be in order. Have a good trip you two." The Auror said before walking over to other people. "Let's go find our Portkey." Harry said. The team searched for a few minutes before spotting a sign that said Dengfeng, China. "Here we are you two." Remus said. "Why do we have to go to Dengfeng?" Harry asked. "Dengfeng is very close to the Shaolin Temple. If Bodhidharma isn't there, we can at least get information on where he might be." Ambrose explained. "Please grab ahold of the Portkey." A voice said over an intercom. "Hold on tight Harry, and don't let go until we get there." Remus warned.

The two grabbed ahold of a rope that worked as the physical key. They waited for about two minutes before they felt a pull on their naval. "AAAAAHHHH!" Harry screamed in surprise. For about twenty minutes, Harry had no sense of location. All he saw was lights flying past at speeds unreal to the boy. "HH," Harry yelled. "Harry, you can let go now." Remus said with a smirk. Harry looked around and saw that they had arrived at their location. "Where is Grandpa?" Harry asked. "Bbbbuuuh." Ambrose said with a shiver as he appeared next to them. "Remind me to look in the grimoire for a better way to travel." Ambrose said as he turned to the duo.

"Welcome to Dengfeng, China." A voice said over the intercom. "Wow, I didn't know they spoke such good English here!" Harry said in awe. Remus chuckled and said, "they can't Harry, that is the magic of the translation potion." Harry blushed in embarrassment. "Let's find someone who can give us some directions, shall we?" Remus asked as they set off. The Magical section of Dengfeng looked a lot like ancient China. Paper lanterns floated through the sky, illuminating the district. Fireworks exploded from a nearby shop, and a deep drum could be heard echoing through the area. "Wow!" Harry said in awe. "Excuse me sir," Remus said to a man, "how might we get to the Shaolin Temple?" The man was silent for a moment before explaining the directions. "Does any of this look familiar to you Grandpa?" Harry asked.

"Hm, Dengfeng's magical district looks larger than the last time I was here. It also seems to have advanced in building materials quite a bit." Ambrose said as he rubbed his chin. "Alright you two, I have the directions." Remus said as he led them out to the muggle side of things. "Taxi!" Remus yelled, gaining the intention of said driver. The taxi drove for about a half an hour before it stopped on the side of the road. "What are we doing here Uncle Moony?" Harry asked. "This is the road to the temple." Remus explained. Indeed, before them stood a long, beaten down, cobblestone path.

As they made their way up to the main temple, they passed many monks going about their day, practicing martial arts, doing chores, or meditating. Soon, they came upon an elderly monk who was waiting for them. "Hello there. Welcome to the Shaolin Monastery, how might we help you?" He asked after he bowed. "Tell him we are looking for the ancient master." Ambrose whispered. Remus leaned in before saying, "we are looking for the ancient master." The monk's eyebrows rose up before he motioned for them to follow him.

The group moved their way through the monastery at a quick pace, weaving in and out of the corridors and rooms. "Ah, here. Now we may speak." The monk said as they arrived in a room with a statue of a chubby man with earrings and a goatee. "This is the statue of Grandmaster Bodhidharma. He will know we are talking about him here." He explained. "So what is your business with the Grandmaster?" He asked. "An old friend of his wants to call in a favor for young Harry here." Remus explained. The monk studied Harry for a moment. "Indeed, the last we heard of him, Bodhidharma was in the Himalayas in Tibet. Do you have a map?" The monk asked. Remus pulled out a map that he bought and gave it to the man. The man pulled out an ink well and brush and drew a circle in the Tibet region. "If he is anywhere, that is where you should look." The monk said. "Thank you for you're time and help." Remus bowed before they left.

The trio traveled for about a month and a half around the area that the monk had circled, searching for the ancient Buddhist. Eventually they found a small temple deep in the mountains, at an oasis. "I hope this is the place." Remus said, looking worse for wear. His beard had grown out a bit, and he was covered in snow. "At least we are out of the snow." Harry said. "That's true. I envy you Ambrose, you are already dead." Remus said with a smile. "Hardy har har." Ambrose said. "It does not do to insult the dead." Came a voice from behind them. All three whirled around to see a large, slightly chubby man, with earrings and a goatee. "Bodhidharma! My old friend!" Ambrose said with a smile. "Thornwood Ambrose, it has been quite some time. I did not expect to ever see you again." The immortal said.

"This is Bodhidharma?" Remus asked. "Please, call me Bod. I have been expecting company, but I did not expect a friend I thought dead to show up." The man said. "Technically he is dead." Remus pointed out. "True, and he is not a true immortal, lucky for him." Bodhidharma said, ushering them into his home. "So what might I do for you, old friend? I do not believe this is a courtesy visit." He said sitting down. "Correct. I am here to request you to help in teaching young Hadrian here in the art of magic, and martial arts for the next year and some months." Ambrose explained. "Hm, come here young man." Bod said as he pulled out a staff. He place one hand on Harry's shoulder, while he twirled the staff in the other. "Hmm, oh yes. Interesting indeed." He said.

"Ambrose, Mr. Lupin, if you don't mind staying up for an hour or so, so that we can create a schedule for Hadrian." Bod asked. Ambrose nodded, while Remus was confused. "How do you know my name?" He asked. "I judged Hadrian." He said before going to the Kitchen. "Harry, I would do as he says, and get some rest." Remus said before the three convened to make a schedule.

The next day, after breakfast. "Come young man, we shall begin this phase of your journey outside." Bod said, leading Harry to an ancient training ground. "Now, before we begin, there are some things that we must go over." Bod said as he sat down. "First, what might I call you?" The monk asked. "What do you mean? My name is Harry, or Hadrian for more traditional people, or events." Harry said. "That is true, but names are not truly important. Names are ways for us to identify the world, and ourselves, without causing confusion on what we are trying to say. So, you could call yourself anything you like, you could be Clarence, Joe, Bob, maybe even Rob, and you would still be the same person." Bod said. Harry looked at the man like he had grown a second head.

"How about we just stick to Harry." Harry suggested. "Suit yourself." Bod said. "Alright Harry, now lets talk about your training schedule. Every morning, at eight o'clock, you will wake up and do your warm-ups. This includes stretches and running. At nine, you will have a half-hour to eat and freshen up for the day. At nine thirty we will work on teaching you martial arts till twelve thirty. You then have a half our for lunch. At one you will move to Ambrose teaching you ancient and family magic. I will join him sometimes, as I am even older than he is. At three thirty we will switch to etiquette and how to lead your future family. Finally at five you will be with Remus working on your application of what you learn, and as we progress I will join in the spars. After that is dinner, and your free time, but you will have a chore or two to do as well. Do you understand?" Bod asked. Harry took a minute to memorize everything that his new teacher told him. "I think so, when do we begin?" Harry asked.

"Tomorrow is when the schedule will come into play, for today, we will just do the basics, and Ambrose wanted you for a certain reason." Bod said. "Any more questions?" Bod asked. "Is there a magical part of martial arts?" Harry asked. "Depends on how far you progress. Now, let us being." Bod said, still sitting down. Harry waited a minute looking around, waiting for something to happen. "Um, Bod, nothing is happening." Harry said. Bod simply pointed his finger at the space in front of Harry. Suddenly a scroll appeared before his eyes. "Study this, it will show you the basic Kata's and stances." Bod said before moving back to his meditative position.

"Oh yeah, I wanted to ask, what did you mean that my journey had already begun? I thought it would start as soon as I started to learn from you." Harry asked. Nod chuckled. "Oh Harry, so what it was like to be young." Bod said with a smile. "Your journey began the moment you were born. It would be better to say that our journey's are more like stories. Each the hero or anti-hero forging our path until our story ends. With each new adventure, a new chapter is written, each new experience, forever being engraved into our path." Bod said. "You're really philosophical." Harry said. "Tends to happens to us Immortals. Now get reading." Bod said.

For the next few hours Harry studied the scroll, memorizing each position until it was engraved into his skull. "Alright Harry, lets take a break. Ambrose wants you now anyway." Bod said. Harry made his way back into the house, seeing his Grandfather and Uncle waiting for him at the table. "Hello Harry." Remus said. "What are we doing in here?" Harry asked. "We are going to learn what magic you can best utilize with a spell I instructed Remus on." Ambrose explained. Remus pulled out a piece of parchment and his wand and said, "Talenta revelio." A light shot into the paper, making it radiate with energy before settling back down. "Now Harry, prick your finger, and let a few drops of blood fall on to the parchment." Remus said. Harry grabbed a knife and slit his finger.

Hadrian James Thornwood

Natural Abilities:

Parselmouth

Beastmaster

shapeshifter: 2 possible forms

Portal opener

Affinities:

biomancy

umbramancy

Aeromancy

Wandless magic to a degree

Illusionist

Occlumency

Conjuration

Harry looked at the list in awe. "You mean that I will be able to all this easily?" Harry asked. "Yes and no. Natural abilities are things you could already do, you just aren't trained in it. Affinities are types of magic that you will learn easier than others. It doesn't mean that you will be good at practical magic, or theoretical. It also doesn't show things that are apart of magic, that you don't shape yourself. For example Runes or seals, depending on the location, are magical, but you don't shape them with your own magic most of the time, leading to them not showing up here." Ambrose explained. "Well, what ever the case, I've got a lot to learn before Hogwarts." Harry said making every laugh.

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In fact, Nogiwa Takenobu was confused too. If his speculation about Lu Shu's Class C level was true, Nogiwa would still be able to kill him even in close proximity. After all, he had full confidence that his Class B capabilities would not be affected, at most a certain degree of feebleness.
But Lu Shu seemed to be 100% certain of his victory as he drew closer!
In the cultivation realm, the weak were totally defenseless against the strong. There were few exceptions as one's combat skills could not lie about his true strength.
But today, Nogiwa Takenobu had learned a lesson, tricks could outrun true power…
Lu Shu had noticed it too. In the past, the Sun mirror was almost a piece of crap except for its illumination function. Even the head-twisting gourd was more useful than it! At the very least, the gourd could be used to effortlessly kill people. Lu Shu had even given this special technique of him a name, called "Attendance Taking"!
Yet, now that the gourd was on a strike, it led the example of being an unreliable weapon!
Until then, Lu Shu realized that the mirror could be rather effective when it was put to proper use!
He could fix the mirror in front of his chest to blind his opponents' eyes, be it for close combats or far-ranged fights. In addition, the mirror was far better than normal high beams. Which high beams could make people's eyes prick?!
When he became famous, who would dare to fight with Lu Shu without putting his shades on? Forcing every single expert in the world to wear sunglasses was an extraordinary feat too, wasn't it…
At the moment, Lu Shu was running behind Nogiwa Takenobu in the tunnel. Though in this way Nogiwa's vision would not be affected by the light, he couldn't keep on running without looking back at all either…
Well, in fact, he HAD to be like that. His eyes would be temporarily blinded for a while so long as he turned…
Then, Nogiwa reached the end of the straight tunnel. The passage turned into a corner!
Everything would be over after he hid in the corner and dealt a fatal blow to that disgusting-type Metahuman! Only that fellow's death could erase his hatred now!
Anyway, that mirror could not violate the laws of physics to bend the path of light around corners. Thus, it would have no advantage there.
Hidden in the dogleg, Nogiwa Takenobu held his breath. His right hand gripped onto the handle of his katana, veins throbbing visibly on the back of his hands. His eyes were narrowed, eying for the instant to slash his enemy apart! He would not even mind if the light shone at that second, as his attack would definitely be lethal!
However, Lu Shu's footsteps suddenly slowed down when approaching the corner. Nogiwa Takenobu was on tenterhooks. He was well aware of his opponent's cunningness, but his old tricks would not work in this instance. So, do you still intend to pursue? Nogiwa sneered.
At that instant, a spear poked in furtively, and tied on its tip was … a Sun!
Kakakaka, the Sun mirror actually flashed ten times in the blink of an eye! Then it was immediately taken back!
Nogiwa Takenobu subconsciously hacked his katana forward, but only to hit the air! So was his purple snake!
"Freak!" it totally caught Nogiwa off guard. Now, in the absence of strong light, his vision was teeming with colorful dots, green, blue, red…
Why are there so many tricky moves?! Huh? What kind of fighter on Earth did the Heavenly Network groom?!
"From Nogiwa Takenobu's distress, +1000!"
Nogiwa Takenobu immediately took to his heels, while his snake sprang to the air as defense against potential attack of flying daggers. But why had he not used his dagger yet? Forget it, the main priority now was to regain his vision somewhere safe!
Nogiwa's power had almost plunged to the nadir of Class B. Now, he had given up his plan of killing Lu Shu, as the latter was not an ordinary Class C anyway, but an extremely disgusting one!
Frailty was setting in. Now, he must stabilize his strength or else, he might die!
But how would Lu Shu let go of this precious opportunity. It was a moment of life and death!
In an instant, Corpsedog and Concealed Arrow swooshed out from his celestial map. In a split second, Corpsedog had blocked the purple snake's escape route and the two were trapped in a tangle! As Nogiwa's weapon spirit was supplied with his Class B mana, it was no easy task to defeat the snake either. Thus, Lu Shu had no alternatives but to send in his Concealed Arrow too.
The snake was as quick as thunderbolts. The daggers and the serpent were engaged in an intense fight, leaving behind a trail of broken stone pieces!
Clearly the snake was targeting Lu Shu, but it was held back by the daggers.
It was a smart move on Nogiwa's side. If Lu Shu exhibited any loopholes when fighting back his snake, he might still be able to reverse the situation.
With Corpsedog and Concealed Arrow dealing with the snake behind, Lu Shu glided through the tunnels swiftly with his divine water like a coming flood.
In fact, the divine water was large enough to fill up the entire space of a segment of the tunnel, even carrying Lu Shu midair!
The strong corrosiveness of the water smoothed the passage walls, but by no means slowing down the speed of traveling.
Usually, deceleration was necessary as one changed his direction when running. But it was different with the divine water with high permeability!
Seeing Lu Shu's increased speed as compared to earlier, Nogiwa Takenobu was shocked and puzzled. Who was he, really? Besides his rare possession of two flying daggers, could he be a water-type Metahuman in addition to his strength-type power?!
That could explain the decision of the Heavenly Network to release him into the overseas remains this time! There were high expectations on him! According to the information available, there was indeed a hidden water-type talent under Chen Baili's wings in southern Tibet!
Nogiwa Takenobu asked coldly as he ran, "Are you Zhao Mingke?"
"Never heard of the name. Like what I said, I am your Lord. Did you follow my words and transfer me the money…"Lu Shu shouted in Japanese.
"From Nogiwa Takenobu's distress, +999!"
Nogiwa Takenobu almost choked on his anger. Why? Were you flexing your acting skills now, huh?!


Magical energy has come to this world; Lu Shu could only stare as one powerhouse after another appear.

Looking at his own peculiar ability, he exhaled a breath of cold air.

Dog balls!

...

This is a story of how Lu Shu used poisonous chicken soup to become the Demon King

Translator Synopsis:

This is the story of an orphan, Lu Shu. He is not any regular orphan, but a metahuman experiencing the changes in himself, his country and the world during the dawn of the magical era. Watch as Lu Shu embarks on a journey to hone his peculiar abilities together with his sister, the adorable and charismatic Lu Xiaoyu. Along the way, they’ll encounter supernatural events, obstacles and even the most powerful people in their country. How will Lu Shu make the best of his abilities and oust his never-ending list of rivals and opponents?

“Right, it is here.” Chi Wanqing was also happy. It was as though she helped Ye Mo do something remarkable.
Ye Mo put Chi Wanqing down and walked in between the two evergreen trees, and indeed, he found a lump on the ground. He found a wooden stick and carefully picked open the soil. There were a dead person’s bones surrounded by a few rocks, and beside him was a plastic bag that was covered very tightly; however, many places in the plastic bag were starting to corrode.
Ye Mo slowly picked the plastic bag with the stick and looked beside the bones, but found nothing else. The Lama must have placed this plastic bag in his clothes around the chest, and after the body had started to corrode, it fell off. Therefore, Fang Nan couldn’t see it at the time.
He slowly picked open the plastic bag and inside was a map made out of the skin of a goat that was also starting to rot. However, this goatskin map seemed to have been specially made. Although it was rotting, the content on it could still be read clearly. Ye Mo stared carefully at the goatskin map for a while, and what looked like to be a desert appeared to have been drawn on it; there were even some characters that Ye Mo didn’t recognize.
Just when Ye Mo was troubled over the map of the desert and those strange characters, a faint aroma traveled into his nose, and a few strands of hair fell on his neck, making him a bit itchy. Ye Mo immediately realized that Chi Wanqing was looking at this map from behind him.
Ye Mo moved aside and said with a troubled face, “I don’t know these characters, and now I can’t even move the map, or it would probably shatter into pieces.”
Because Ye Mo moved aside, Chi Wanqing immediately realized her intimate position. She was a bit awkward when she heard Ye Mo’s words and hurriedly say, “Brother Ye, I know these characters! They’re Tibetan characters. My grandfather stayed in Tibet for a long time before; he taught me these words.”
“Wanqing, do you really understand these words? Hurry and tell me.” Ye Mo was planning on to remember these words completely, but now that Chi Wanqing knew, he was immediately delighted.
“The characters on there are incomplete, but I can read a few: Ku Lake, Taklimakan, Luo bu and Holy door; however, I think that Taklimakan is probably referring to the biggest desert in our country, the Taklimakan Desert. This desert is also called the sea of death, and it is situated in Southern Xinjiang in the Tarim basin. This map should be pointing there, and the route really looks like to be leading to the Tarim basin.” Chi Wanqing interpreted all the characters on the map. However, due to the fractured nature of the map, the interpretation wasn’t complete; however, she added in her own understanding.
After hearing her words, Ye Mo mumbled to himself, “So that’s where it leads! Looking at the direction on the map, it really does guide to that place... Got it, thank you Wanqing.” 
Chi Wanqing smiled sweetly and said, “Actually, I’m really happy that I could help you do some things. You don’t need to thank me, I didn’t really thank you before as well.”
“Oh, that’s true.” Ye Mo laughed and put the map and plastic back into the ditch and buried the bones again.
When Ye Mo carried Chi Wanqing back again, Guo Qi and the others had already organized the battle loots. Chi Wanqing suddenly felt that the eyes with which her teammates looked at her were a bit different. She wanted to explain things but didn’t know how to explain.
Ye Mo put Chi Wanqing down and said, “I need to go, let’s separate here.”
“Huh, Brother Ye, you are leaving?” Hearing that Ye Mo was leaving them, Chi Wanqing suddenly felt a bit disappointed.
Lu Lin looked at Chi Wanqing and suddenly said to Ye Mo, “Ye Mo, once you leave, I will need to carry Wanqing, but when I can’t, she will need Fang Wei and Guo Qi to carry her.”
“What’s that got to do with me…” Ye Mo just trailed off, feeling Chi Wanqing’s imploring look, he remembered how she had helped him this time, and how without her, even if he could remember the characters, he wouldn’t know where to find someone who can translate for him. He didn’t have much to do now, so he might as well go with them for a bit longer.
Thinking about this, Ye Mo said, “Fine, in that case, I’ll go with you guys for a bit longer. Wanqing, come on, let’s move.”
“Master, you call her in such an intimate way,” Fang Wei walked over cheekily and said.
Ye Mo swiped his hand and said, “Stop, I never told you that I was going to take you in as my disciple.”
Hearing that Ye Mo was willing to go with her a bit longer, Chi Wangqing rejoiced and hummed in approval before immediately laying on Ye Mo’s back without any hesitation.
“Sigh, Wanqing, at least be a bit more reserved. Look at you, you just got on straight away, what can I say about you?” Lu Lin looked at her with a shaming glare.
Ye Mo quickly said, “Captain Lu, don’t say random things, there’s nothing between us. I only just knew her just like you guys.”
Chi Wanqing was blushing and didn’t dare to talk. She asked herself what she was doing just then; however, Ye Mo was the first person of the opposite sex other than her father that gave her a good feeling. She had been in the military for three years, so what sort of elites haven’t she seen? Yet, never had anyone been able to leave her any impression, but today, this Ye Mo, who she saw for the first time, was able to leave an impression in her heart.
Although she was very cold to people, she wasn’t a reserved person due to her family influence. She wasn’t good at masquerading her emotions, or maybe she simply didn’t want to, so if she felt good about someone, then she did, and if she didn’t, she didn’t. If she didn’t have this personality, she wouldn’t have had a big argument with her family and left for the military herself.
Therefore, she was very happy that Ye Mo stayed. If Sister Lin didn’t make him stop, she would have found a way to do so herself. When she was in university, her grandmother told her, “Do not miss the opportunity only to regret it in the future.”
Ye Mo’s eyes were clear and didn’t have those obscure intentions that she didn’t like. The main thing was that Ye Mo saved her, and he seemed to be really strong. For Chi Wanqing, Ye Mo was a pearl hidden amongst the grass. Since she discovered him, there was no reason to reject the idea of pursuit. Although he seemed really desolate now, one day, he would soar high into the sky.
Of course, this wasn’t the main reason that she had a good feeling toward Ye Mo. It was mainly that Ye Mo had something on him that she longed for: this serenity, freedom and this unexplainable spiritual cleanliness. She like that feeling on him. It was something that couldn’t be expressed with words.
Knowing Chi Wanqing’s cold personality, Guo Qi didn’t joke around with her even after Lu Lin said it. Guo Qi was very respectful towards Ye Mo. In his eyes, Ye Mo was truly a man with great ability who kept a low profile.
The forest between the borders of China and Yue was massive. Other than Captain Lu who only carried Ye Mo’s bag and felt that it was light, Guo Qi and Fang Wei were all carrying tens of guns and the bone ashes of the two other squad members and were slightly struggling. They only walked for an hour or so before it was dusk and decided to camp for one night before leaving.
Because Lu Lin and the others were ambushed, they had lost a lot of things while escaping, so now, only Ye Mo had a tent in his bag. This tent could only be given to Lu Lin and Chi Wanqing. Ye Mo and the other two could only sleep outside.
However, Guo Qi and Fang Nan were obviously experienced in outdoor survival. Soon, they cleared out a big patch of space and even set up a wooden tent.



When Ye Mo suddenly woke up, he realized that everything around him seemed to have changed. His pretty master was nowhere to be seen. Most importantly, he remembered something scary that wasn’t about himself.
Therefore, Ye Mo hurried to run into a small alley without people after class. The first thing he did was pull down his pants. He just wanted to check out his p**is.
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**Warning: This novel contains mature content**
Release Rate: 14 Chapters/Week

That night, An Lin was able to enjoy a meal personally prepared by Dongfang Xue.
Not only did her dishes look and taste amazing, but they could even replenish vital energy and assist in blood circulation. Eating these, An Lin was full of praise.
After the wonderful meal, An Lin felt much better.
It was as if he had taken a renal supplement, and he became much more energetic.
Afterward, the three of them left the hotel and started strolling down the streets.
Feeling the night breeze blow over him, a feeling of satisfaction overcame An Lin, and he felt completely refreshed.
"Phew… that meal was absolutely amazing! Thank you guys so much!"
He stretched lazily and gratefully thanked the two girls next to him.
Tian Lingling was wearing a cream-colored dress and she walked next to Dongfang Xue. She held onto Dongfang Xue's hand and was an entire head shorter. This made her appear especially dainty and adorable.
Hearing An Lin thank them, she instantly replied, "There's no need to thank us. Fake Daoist Priest, why don't you come to Tibet with us?"
An Lin was baffled upon hearing this. Then, he quickly remembered something and chuckled, "You're worried about Uncle Lin Yi, aren't you?"
Tian Lingling was slightly embarrassed as she nodded. "Even though a lot of disciples from Mount Longhu have headed off to Tibet, they still haven't found Uncle Lin Yi. I'm afraid he's…"
An Lin sighed helplessly. This was clearly a very troubling matter.
Lin Yi was a cultivator of the Spirit Nurturing Intermediate Stage, and he was one of the strongest individuals of Mount Longhu.
If even a cultivator of such a rank came across a perilous situation, then presumably the matter was a troublesome one. Being cultivators who were merely of the Dao Body Stage rank, what help could An Lin and the others provide?
Seeing his hesitation, Tian Lingling forced a smile. "Don't worry, Fake Daoist Priest. With that frail body of yours, even if you go to Tibet, you'll suffer from altitude sickness. Forget about it."
Seeing the hint of stubbornness on her face, An Lin knew that even if he didn't go, she would still persist in going herself.
"How about this. I'll prepare tomorrow, then we can set off together. To be honest, I've never traveled to Tibet either. I'm fairly eager about this," An Lin chuckled.
"Really?!" Tian Lingling's eyes lit up upon hearing this, and there was a look of delight on her adorable face.
Just as he was about to reply, a familiar voice sounded from the skies.
"Why wait till tomorrow? We'll go tonight!"
Immediately afterward, a gigantic book descended from the skies. The beautiful lady sitting on top of this book wore a mysterious smile as she looked An Lin up and down.
"Teacher Yue Ying, why are you here?!" An Lin cried in surprise.
"Oh? Did I disturb your date with these two little beauties?" Earth Immortal Yue Ying teased.
Dongfang Xue blushed bright red when she heard this.
Tian Lingling yelled, "Yeah! You disturbed us! Who are you anyway?!"
An Lin: "…"
What an eccentric little girl. Didn't she hear him address that female as Teacher Yue Ying just then?
"Hahaha! This little sister is fairly amusing."
There was a look of interest in her eyes as she glanced at Tian Lingling.
"Teacher, how did you find us?"
An Lin had already guessed why Earth Immortal Yue Ying was here. She was most likely sent down by the Heavenly Court to deal with the matters concerning the Demon Emperor. However, there was absolutely no communication between them beforehand, how did she find them?
Tian Lingling finally reacted when she heard An Lin say 'teacher', and an awkward look flashed across her face.
At this moment, a male dressed in white also descended from the skies.
"It is because this is fate! It was fate that brought us together."
The male jumped off his flying sword and there was a calm look on his face as he spoke.
Earth Immortal Yue Ying glared at him. "Fate my ass! It's because the badge An Lin received for this mission was detected by our badge. Following its presence, we found them here!"
An Lin nodded his head in realization.
However, the male refused to give in. "Is this not fate? Amidst the unseen, there is naturally a connection. It was in the intangibility, and through the interlinked karma of various affairs, that you and I met!"
Earth Immortal Yue Ying: "…"
She felt that if she kept talking nonsense with this male, they would never reach a conclusion. So, she completely ignored him.
Through Earth Immortal Yue Ying's introduction, An Lin learned that the male was called Earth Immortal Ming Yuan[1]. He was also a teacher at their school and was tasked to deal with the Demon Emperor together with Earth Immortal Yue Ying.
Afterward, Earth Immortal Yue Ying took out a document. In this document, it was requested that An Lin and his team assist Earth Immortal Young Immortal in completing this mission.
"This mission is very challenging. Are you surprised? Are you shocked?"
Earth Immortal Yue Ying was beaming as she waved the document around.
There was a dark expression on An Lin's face. "I'm very shocked," he nodded.
There was no pleasant surprise at all… there was only shock and horror!
The Demon Emperor was an enemy of the Soul Formation Stage! With a mere rank of the Tenth Stage Dao Body, what were they going to do?
Even if they just stood to the side and cheered, there was still a possibility that they could be blown to bits by the shockwaves of the battle!
Was it the university that had gone mad, or was it the Heavenly Court that had gone mad?
Although he was very unwilling, An Lin still called up Xuanyuan Cheng and Xu Xiaolan to inform them of this news.
Xuanyuan Cheng and Xu Xiaolan needed to hurry over from other places, so it was decided that they would set off for Tibet tomorrow.
After informing his team of this news, An Lin helped Earth Immortal Yue Ying and Earth Immortal Ming Yuan check-in to the hotel. Then, he told them all the information he knew.
What An Lin couldn't understand was, they didn't plan on cooperating with the Soul Formation Stage cultivators of the mortal world in their operation. Rather, they planned to operate alone.
Moreover, the target location for this mission was directly set as the Ancient Jade Pond of Tibet.
"Teacher, do you really think that the Demon Emperor is hiding near the Ancient Jade Pond?" An Lin asked.
After the location of the demon realm was exposed, human cultivators banded together to attack it.
However, all that they found in the demon realm were a few weak demon cultivators. As for the Demon Emperor, he was nowhere to be seen.
From the moment that supernatural phenomena descended upon the Ancient Jade Pond until now, many human cultivators had linked it together with the activities of the Demon Tribe. Countless expedition teams had headed over, yet they made no major discoveries.
"Hah, you'll find out when you get there. There's going to be a big surprise!" Earth Immortal Yue Ying wore an enigmatic expression and gave An Lin another fright.
Big surprise?
Thinking back to the surprises that she mentioned before, he instantly felt uneasy.
Till the end however, Earth Immortal Yue Ying still didn't reveal any clues. Instead, she headed straight back to her room to sleep.
To this, An Lin could only shake his head in exasperation.
Right at this moment, Earth Immortal Ming Yuan patted his shoulders with an understanding look. "Student An Lin, do you also find it annoying that Earth Immortal Yue Ying left you hanging?"
As if finding someone of the same opinion, An Lin nodded emphatically.
Earth Immortal Ming Yuan laughed heartily. "I, on the other hand, never leave people hanging!"
An Lin's eyes lit up. "Teacher, are you going to explain to me what's going on at the Ancient Jade Pond?"
Earth Immortal Ming Yuan shook his head.
"Student An Lin, I just looked at your fortune and I won't keep you guessing. I'll tell you straight up.
"In this coming operation… there are ominous signs for you!"
An Lin: "…"
[1] 'Ming Yuan' literally means destiny or fate. Earth Immortal Ming Yuan previously appeared as Destiny Sword Immortal.


On modern-day Earth, An Lin seems to have been abandoned by God. 
When his father suddenly disappears, An Lin is left with his father's immense debt, putting his life at risk. 
After being forced to a rooftop by his pursuing creditors, An Lin is unexpectedly swept off his feet and brought to the ground safely.
    
After learning that he was saved by an Immortal, An Lin is gifted, seemingly out of pure generosity, the 'God Of War System,' and a pass to a new realm.
Follow An Lin as he experiences a whole new world of legends, meets many new friends, acquires legendary weapons and tools, and starts on his path of becoming a powerful cultivator. There is never a dull time in An Lin's new life with his ‘great’ new system!

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