Ji's experiences in the Taiwei Great World could be considered rich and varied. All kinds of grudges and entanglements kept cropping up, and there were even beauties who admired him. Strangely, when faced with a woman's confession, he did not even give Gu An a chance to choose and rejected her outright. Instead, it was other matters—killing, taking a master, pleading for mercy—that he would hesitate over.
Aside from not being able to interfere with romance, Gu An could make choices for all of Ji's other affairs, which made the experience feel rather good.
From the current view, Ji's personality could not be called gloomy. He carried no grudges on his back, and he made friends far and wide. Even if Gu An was only reading text, he could imagine the image of a prodigy brimming with lofty heroism.
Moreover, Ji conducted himself openly and aboveboard. He yielded to softness, not force. The more enemies there were, the more excited he became. If an enemy pleaded with him for mercy, however, he would actually hesitate.
There were also a few occasions when, while Ji was hesitating, he suffered sneak attacks from enemies, but he never took them as a warning. Even if he was ambushed, he could still give his enemies the most painful lesson.
By the time Ji reached one hundred thousand years old, he had already become a Luo Heaven Carefree Immortal, becoming the Taiwei Great World's true and undisputed number-one prodigy since time immemorial.
In the end, Ji left the Taiwei Great World and traveled alone to Beyond Heaven. That was a path one had to walk after attaining the Dao. Holy Heaven did not stop him; he was even filled with expectations for him.
Holy Heaven seemed to regard Ji as the next successor and placed