I Took on an Apprentice for You

Muzi Li was stunned. In just three hundred years, how incredibly eventful had your life become?

Had you really only occupied those eight sects for a short while?

As it turned out, yes!

Chen Xixi spoke slowly, a thoughtful look on her face. "I lived here for the rest of those years. I'd been a bandit and a thief. Hmm, I'd even spent some time as a refined scholar."

A refined scholar?

That title didn't seem to suit her in the slightest.

But Chen Xixi only laughed. "I'm famous around here. I'm the one no amount of gold can buy. My book, Overseas Divine Skill, sold for two hundred years and was still a bestseller."

Muzi Li barely reacted to that. After all, he didn't know much about this place.

But if Hanyu had been there, he probably would've had something to say about it.

So you're the one who turned the whole place into this kind of den of depravity?

Chen Xixi seemed to remember something else amusing. Her eyes lit up. "I also wrote another book. It's all about the things the little factions beneath Yanluo Hall buried. I wonder if any fools took the book and went digging."

Someone probably had. Hadn't someone from Ziqiang Sect really taken the book to the Eastern Territory?

As for Muzi Li, the vein in his forehead kept twitching. Apart from Su Xiaoxiao, she was probably the only person who could make him this angry.

Taking a deep breath, Muzi Li began to think through everything she'd done, from the sect to the present day.

Fortunately, when it came to the sect, she'd basically faked her death whenever she needed an excuse. She'd probably left no trace behind, and there was no sign of the Heavenly Dao Sect.

As for writing