On a tiny Silver Sword Peak, master and disciple had actually made it onto the Nine Provinces Chronicle at the same time.
What virtue or ability did they possess to deserve this?
Chu Liang looked at the news, then recalled the few times Empress Feng had appeared in the Seven Star Gazette in his previous memories. It seemed nothing good had ever come of it.
He could not help wondering whether Empress Feng had an enemy in the Celestial Pivot Pavilion.
When she was young, she had not merely run rampant through Shushan. While roaming the martial world, it would hardly have been strange for her to casually bully disciples from other immortal sects as well. Perhaps some Celestial Pivot Pavilion disciples had suffered at her hands back then, and had now grown up and were taking sly, veiled jabs at her in the Seven Star Gazette.
If it had merely recorded the incident, Chu Liang would not have been so suspicious. But look at the wording in this report.
"Bad deeds piled high," "to everyone's great delight"... It exposed its bias far too clearly.
Thinking it over, it was not strange. If you went out in Shushan to buy something, you could run into eight people who had a grudge against Empress Feng. In such a vast martial world, it would have been stranger if she had only a few enemies.
What this taught Chu Liang was that when he roamed the martial world in the future, he should mention his master's name as little as possible.
Otherwise, there might well come a time when three people originally intended to beat him up, but the moment he said, "My master is Empress Feng," thirty people would immediately rush forward to attack him.
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