The Protagonist Was Just Making a Cameo in This Chapter

At that moment, Hao Shuai felt a little speechless. He now understood why Bai Rourou had said First Mao had such a terrible reputation in the cultivation world.

With the way First Mao managed to offend two people with a single sentence, sooner or later he'd get beaten so badly his own parents wouldn't recognize him.

Like this time. If Hao Shuai hadn't known that First Mao would later bring about his own downfall by feeding himself to the Bronze Armor Zombie, he might have been tempted to teach him a lesson himself!

Hmph!

How dare he call Hao Shuai "boy"?!

Hao Shuai couldn't even remember how many feet tall the grass had grown over the grave of the last person who'd called him that!

"First Mao, what are you doing here instead of staying in your own territory?" Bai Rourou asked coldly.

First Mao and Zhuge Kongping didn't get along, and she was devoted to her senior brother, Zhuge Kongping. Because she loved him, she naturally disliked First Mao, too.

But First Mao was a clueless, steel-hearted man, and Bai Rourou's attitude didn't bother him. He was used to it by now. He often needled her about how she loved Zhuge Kongping, but Zhuge Kongping hadn't married her—instead, he'd married his current wife, Wang Hui.

From what Bai Rourou had told him over the past few days, the saying "Zhuge Kongping in the south, First Mao in the north" didn't refer to the north and south of all China. Zhuge Kongping and First Mao hadn't even reached the Core Formation stage, so they wouldn't have dared make such a claim about the whole country.

The "north" referred to Yu Province, where First Mao operated, while the "south" meant Hubei Province, where the Zhuge family lived. The two were arguably