The Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder

Fire—flames spread across the sky, engulfing the entire mountain, staining the horizon red. Xiao Lingyu stood there as if he […]

In the lush outskirts of Wu City in early spring, a red swaddle emerged from the grass. Something inside it

Time flowed quietly, and in the blink of an eye, six years had passed. Xiao Lingyu had grown from a

Before dawn, everyone was already awake, packing their belongings and preparing to depart. Xiao Lingyu had spent the entire previous

The speed of riding a flying sword was naturally far beyond that of a horse-drawn carriage. While the beggars had

Since the last known location of the missing Elder Wu was near Wu City, in the past few days several

The search conducted by Yun Tian Sect went on for a full month, just as Xiao Lingyu remembered, yielding nothing.

Outside Wucheng, a once lush and green wild mountain suddenly seemed to lose all life, becoming bleak and deathly. The

After confirming that his young disciple only had some damage to his meridians and nothing serious, Wu Yunzi finally allowed

Although Xiao Lingyu appeared gravely injured, internally his body had suffered no major harm. Still, Wu Yunzi insisted that everyone

Ling Xiaozhi was still giving instructions to Chu Mingwei, but Xiao Lingyu had no time to pay attention. At this

In the previous life, how life at Yuntian Sect had begun was already a blur for Xiao Lingyu. In fact,

The sect outing ended with Chu Mingwei selecting a gentle celestial crane as a mount for Xiao Lingyu at the

In recent days, Chu Mingwei keenly sensed that his junior apprentice brother seemed to be harboring some hidden worries. Although

No matter how the others schemed for their own interests, the matter of trespassing into the forbidden grounds ended with

Siguo Peak, located in the rear mountains of Yuntian Sect, was where the sect punished disciples who had erred. The

Although Xiao Lingyu had resolved to visit Chu Mingwei, going to the Reflection Peak was far from easy for a

It had already been more than ten days since Xiao Lingyu had gone to Siguo Peak to visit Chu Mingwei.

In cultivation, time holds no meaning; a mere flick of the fingers can span decades. In the blink of an

The lifting of Chu Mingwei’s confinement was a cause for celebration among those close to him. While others wore smiles