Uncle Yan had once heard a not entirely credible rumor: although Cui Zhao Ren had died at Li Mu Yang's hands, he had actually been the one to ask Li Mu Yang to kill him. Because he wanted to see the true Tribulation Crossing Sword.
Uncle Yan did not know who had spread the rumor, but he himself did not believe it. The Cui family believed it even less.
If Cui Zhao Ren wanted to see the Tribulation Crossing Sword, he could have simply returned to ask the Cui family elders. Was there any need to seek out an outsider?
Besides, how could an outsider possibly know how to wield the Cui family's ancestral secret art?
The rumor eventually faded away without consequence. However, the fact that Li Mu Yang was the murderer who had killed Cui Zhao Ren became firmly established, and no one doubted it.
What Uncle Yan had never expected was that he would truly witness the Cui family's Tribulation Crossing Sword—and that it had indeed been wielded by that evil dragon, Li Mu Yang.
What shocked and puzzled Uncle Yan even more was this: why was the Tribulation Crossing Sword wielded by Li Mu Yang purer and more overbearing than when it was wielded by the Cui family themselves? Why was its power even greater?
Because of the close relationship between the two families, he had once seen members of the Cui family wield the Tribulation Crossing Sword. The person who had used it was the Cui family's old master, Cui Xichen. Uncle Yan had even felt that old master Cui Xichen's Tribulation Crossing Sword was a great deal inferior to Li Mu Yang's.
What exactly was going on? What had Li Mu Yang experienced?
"Despicable wretch." Cui Jian glared at Li Mu Yang through clenched