Jing Tian had no need to know.
There was something more important now.
Through the pendant, he had already sensed the other half that he lacked.
It connected the karmic bond between him and the owner of the other pendant, making them whole.
"Dawn has broken."
By the time he said "broken," his figure had already crossed ten thousand feet and appeared out of thin air in the center of the pawnshop.
Amid the light, Xue Jian stepped in through the front doors.
An inexplicable feeling arose in Jing Tian's heart. She was the right one.
This was not some sort of enchantment, nor was it the red thread of the Matchmaker God forcibly drawing them together.
Neither could affect him.
It was an instinctive compatibility that transcended the level of the soul, almost reaching the true spirit itself—the weak yearning for strength, the incomplete yearning for perfection.
So long as their bodies and hearts were in harmony, he would possess omnipotent power.
His excessively high spiritual sensitivity and affinity with the Dao allowed Jing Tian to surpass every previous owner of the Human-Faced Pendant, accurately recognizing this compatibility and its power.
For other owners, such power could only be translated into a karmic bond, hope in desperate circumstances, and the blessing of remaining together forever.
But for Jing Tian, it allowed him to directly obtain power beyond the Dao.
How marvelous.
Jing Tian sighed inwardly.
When he existed as Li Xiaoyao, in that Immortal Sword 1 world that leaned toward the television drama, Tang Yu Xiaobao—a character added later to begin with—naturally had no role to play. Anu, Yue Ru, Jiang Wan'er, and Ling'er were all his wings, and he had also obtained the Human-Faced Pendant.
Yet just as the current Jing Tian could not create a world with