Completing the Framework, Four Rules

"Give me a hundred books first."

Qin Yang dug out a hundred books that were basically worthless in the eyes of ordinary cultivators and tossed them to the Novelist.

Yet the Novelist happened to love that sort of thing. Give him a true scripture, and he might not even be interested in reading it.

Having gotten the books, the brush did not hesitate at all. As though throwing away trash, it directly tossed itself to Qin Yang.

Qin Yang took it and sensed it. It was indeed still in a refined state.

Moreover, this brush seemed somewhat different from its original appearance. It was as warm and lustrous as jade, giving Qin Yang a distinctly gentle feeling.

For a Dead Spirit to possess a sensation that only a living person could have proved that this brush was no ordinary item.

Qin Yang had nothing to dwell on regarding how something he had once refined had been recalled by the Novelist.

No matter how capable he was, he could not withstand the force born from the aspirations of all living beings and Dead Spirits. That was the true irresistible tide—kill whoever stood in its way, gods or Buddhas alike. Whoever tried to block it would not even leave ashes that needed scattering.

With the brush in hand, Qin Yang immediately burrowed into the sea eye.

Whether his guess was right or wrong, he no longer dared take out the storybook.

If it was true, then the instant the storybook was brought out, that rule would be completely fixed, becoming an unchangeable truth.

Upon entering the sea eye, the truth concerning the Bitter Sea in the storybook was still flickering and had not fully solidified.

However, its contents were no longer changing, proving that the evolution of this rule had indeed become