Xie Tian killed Shen Wushuang.
Huang Er is Xie Tian's slave.
The things these two events bring out, in an instant, grant Xie Tian's ordinary and unassuming journey towards the Kongming Shrine with invincibility and the unparalleled.
Xie Tian, who killed Shen Wushuang, is invincible.
Transforming Huang Er into effort, that is unparalleled.
Yet, Xie Tian remains unchanged.
Even if in everyone's eyes he currently represents the ultimate invincibility and unrivaled status of the Immortal Realm, he still proceeds cautiously towards the heart-pounding Kongming Shrine, unaffected by the crowd's perception.
It seems Huang Er, who silently criticized his master for being overly pretentious, noticed this, and a rare trace of surprise flashed in his eyes.
Kill Shen Wushuang?
As someone from the Sacred Village, is this something that requires deliberate discussion?
No need.
Not even deliberate discussion, let alone shocking admiration?
