Qing Xuan's Death

The Immortal Emperor had received word long ago that someone resembling Qing Xuan had appeared, selling human-blood mantou at the place where Xu Ying and Emperor Longevity had fought to the death.

Later, this person had become a ghost, appearing and vanishing without a trace. He stole many mounts belonging to experts of the Immortal Court and even kidnapped ten chefs from the Imperial Palace, forcing them to cook all sorts of dishes for him and causing quite a commotion.

He also loved joining in the fun, poking his nose wherever things were lively. Fortunately, he had never caused any major disaster.

The Immortal Emperor had initially hesitated over whether to meet this man who looked so much like Qing Xuan. He was unsure whether this person really was Qing Xuan, and he was not particularly eager to dredge up certain old memories.

It was not until today, when he had set a date for his decisive battle with Xu Ying, that he came looking for him.

Seeing Waste Qing Xuan sprawled in a recliner, the Immortal Emperor's lips twitched. This Qing Xuan was far too different from the master in his memories.

The Qing Xuan in his memories had been high-spirited, eloquent, farsighted, and outstanding in both wisdom and comprehension.

Qing Xuan had been extremely strict with his disciples and even harsher with himself.

Under his tutelage, the Immortal Emperor had likewise been solemn and sparing with his smiles.

But the man before him who looked like Qing Xuan was exceedingly lazy, gluttonous, and fond of excitement. He had no goals to speak of, and there were even rumors that he had gone to Moonflower Lake to watch the fairies bathe, only to be discovered by the fairies of Moonflower Palace and pursued for millions of miles.

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