Back when the Big Shot traveled through the Tallfolk World, it was mainly because that place had unique laws and rules of life.
Whether animals or plants, everything grew exceptionally large.
And the Big Shot had attained the Dao as an immortal plant, so the laws of life were precisely what it needed to perfect.
Otherwise, with how impoverished the Tallfolk World was in spiritual energy, it would have had to be crazy to go there.
However, to save trouble while there, it created a sect called the Purple Bamboo Sect and took in a whole batch of disciples.
It had originally wanted convenience, but unexpectedly squeezed the space of other sects and associations, so people came looking for trouble every few days.
In a fit of rage, the Big Shot challenged seven major sects in succession. Its methods were utterly ruthless; its opponents were either killed or injured.
In the end, wherever it went, every sect hung up signs declaring they would not fight.
Later, it was ambushed and besieged by nineteen supreme experts, eighteen of whom it killed on the spot.
The only expert it did not kill was scared to death by its brutal methods.
What followed was another series of bloody reprisals, ultimately establishing the Purple Bamboo Sect's formidable reputation.
Yet when the Big Shot spoke of all this, it sounded rather bored—using an alternate account to crush people was satisfying, but that account had been far too weak.
Little Yao, on the other hand, listened with shining eyes. She had stayed alone in the Heavenly Grotto for tens of thousands of years and loved this kind of social story most of all.
By the end, she could not help saying, "That sounds exciting... I almost wish I could go play there too."
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