A Cultivation Master's Idyllic Rural Life
Chapter 1828

Trampling

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Sometimes, reality was simply reality—cruel and merciless.

Zu Liming felt sorrow in his heart, yet he had recklessly attacked Ordinary People without the slightest concern for their feelings.

The profligate son Anka had never cared about Ordinary People before, but now he was speaking up for them and championing justice. This greatly improved everyone's impression of him, whether Martial Artists or Ordinary People, and the Ordinary People were even deeply grateful.

Justice had become evil, while evil had come to represent justice.

All the Martial Artists who appeared heeded Anka's cries and began surrounding Zu Liming. Moreover, this fellow had now become an aberration in everyone's eyes. Snakes had always been viewed poorly by people, representing evil and coldness.

Therefore, Zu Liming's Three-Headed Serpent form was the embodiment of evil. Some Ordinary People even shouted from afar, warning everyone to be careful because an evil Three-Headed Serpent had entered the County Town.

Some soldiers in the County Town also began putting on their armor, preparing to attack the evil Three-Headed Serpent. Although the Martial Artists were besieging it, if they failed, the soldiers would have to attack it themselves. Their homes lay behind them, and to ensure their safety, they naturally did not fear sacrifice.

In this atmosphere, Zu Liming grew even more furious and agitated. He attacked several Martial Artists without restraint, especially Anka, wanting nothing more than to seize and kill him.

However, there were too many pedestrians on the streets, making it difficult to catch Anka for the moment. There were also many houses here, and Anka kept darting through them to evade him, leaving him unable to strike a killing blow.

As they chased and fought, two Martial Artists suddenly appeared on the rooftops along the street, attacking from opposite sides.

Bang! Bang! Two palms sent

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