A Kun Peng egg—throughout all of history, who had ever subdued a true Kun Peng?
Never. Even gods had to retreat three steps when facing a Kun Peng. It was said that gods had been slain by Kun Peng. This was no myth or legend; even the records of many ancient Lineages and powers contained such accounts. Their ancestors had witnessed it with their own eyes—it was not a legend.
This showed just how terrifying Kun Peng were. If one could subdue a Kun Peng, it would become a terrifying helper in the future. Ordinary people would not even dare dream of such a thing. How many people would dare approach an adult Kun Peng? Yet now, such an opportunity lay before him.
He could no longer spare a thought for how much time, effort, and cost it would take to hatch a Kun Peng egg and raise it to adulthood. No matter how much time, effort, or cost it required, it would be worth it. Even if it were handed over to the Ye Family, the Ye Family would choose to raise the Kun Peng even if it meant bankrupting themselves.
Ye Xiwen did not know whether there was a way to subdue a Kun Peng. An adult Kun Peng was certainly impossible—he was not even enough for one bite. But this was an egg, not yet born, so there should still be a chance. Besides, did he not have Ye Mo, that Old Demon Head who had lived for who knew how many years? His knowledge was vast; he should have a way.
Thinking this, Ye Xiwen finally calmed down slightly. Looking around, he could not help but secretly feel astonished. This Kun Peng truly had methods—he had seized ninety-nine great dragon veins and forged them into the