Breaking Through Didn't Need to Wait

The cold wind had turned fierce, the clouds hung low with snow, and a man stood at the edge of the world, where all was misty and perilous.

He could not travel to foreign lands, and he could not return home. What a pitiful stray dog.

Liu Bai watched the figure retreat along the opposite wall. Only when he passed beyond her sight did she look away.

She hated only that her cultivation was too low to kill the young Yin Guan, her mortal enemy, with her own hands.

Liu Bai, a Sword Immortal Embryo of the Jiashen Tent, was a prized disciple of Zhou Mi of the World of Literature Sea. But in that ambush they had been certain would succeed, the Jiashen Tent, with its five Sword Immortal Embryos, had bitterly disappointed the Savage World. Liu Bai had suffered the worst of them: Chen Ping'an had snapped her neck with his bare hands. If her soul had not been desperately gathered and retrieved, she would have had to use her Natal Lamp afterward. Even if she rebuilt her body and nurtured another Natal Flying Sword, she would have been stuck at the Nascent Soul Realm. Though Liu Bai had since fallen straight to fifty-ninth among Tuoyue Mountain's Hundred Sword Immortals, and was no longer certain to become a Great Sword Immortal, she still had a chance to reach the Jade Purity Realm one day.

Liu Bai cultivated as close to Dragon Lord as she could. Thus, every time Li Zhen came to provoke Chen Ping'an, she saw and heard it all.

After the Savage World took half the Sword Qi Great Wall, more than ten of Tuoyue Mountain's Hundred Sword Immortals, including Shou Chen, Fei Ran, and Zhu Que, had gone to Vast Heaven and Earth. The rest