Marriage would only slow down the speed at which he drew his sword.
Lin Hui decisively refused his cheap older sister Xiao Xiao's plan to introduce him to some girls. He insisted that his private life was a mess, and that taking too much Potency Medicine might have a bad effect on those young ladies.
Xiao Xiao was left speechless. She reminded him once more about various matters to handle after he returned before reluctantly letting Lin Hui leave.
From the look of it, she seemed to be enjoying the strange feeling of having a younger brother to take care of.
Her face was icy, but her mouth never stopped nagging.
He had barely managed to leave Yugong when Xiao Xiao sent over another red-haired girl, who hung a huge bag of Yugong souvenirs on him.
"My lady says that from now on, don't use passes from other places when entering or leaving. Yugong's passes are of better quality—one can last four hours." The red-haired girl was also a respondent, but she was exceedingly polite toward Lin Hui.
"Thanks. Got it." Lin Hui stood before Yugong's gates, raising his head to look past her at the palace behind.
It was a complex palace building as large as a small mountain, resembling a spired cathedral piled together from countless white building blocks.
Yet every single block, upon closer inspection from afar, had glass windows.
That meant these blocks were actually rooms of varying sizes.
This house structure, with a huge mass of grape-like modular rooms linked together, made Lin Hui suspect that the Inner City's construction materials might be even more advanced than those of Earth in his previous life.
Lifting the sturdy large pigskin bag, he glanced at the sky. It was pitch-black.
There was no moon, no starlight—only endless