Although Luoyu Villa and Su Xin had been enemies for a long time, Ji Haishan had never really taken Su Xin seriously.
For various reasons, Luoyu Villa had indeed backed down before Su Xin, but that didn't mean they feared him. With Ji Haishan there, at the very least, Su Xin wouldn't dare touch Luoyu Villa.
Recently, however, he'd heard that Su Xin had killed Xiang Tianlong, a mid-stage Spirit Transformation Realm warrior, despite being only at the Divine Palace Realm, then annihilated the Heavenly Dragon Dojo and wiped out every last member. An ominous feeling had lingered in Ji Haishan's heart ever since.
Su Xin's growth was simply too fast—faster than Ji Haishan could have imagined.
Su Xin could already kill those in the Spirit Transformation Realm. What would Ji Haishan be able to do when Su Xin reached that realm himself?
Of the three first-rate powers, Luoyu Villa had the deepest grudge against Su Xin. What was more, the Soul Fusion Realm warriors of the other two powers were in their prime, while Ji Haishan alone was already old and frail. After he passed away and returned to the void, would Luoyu Villa be able to withstand Su Xin?
And lately, by sheer bad luck, Luoyu Villa had also clashed with the Six Fan Sect—and taken an unusually hard line.
Ji Haishan didn't know about the matter. If he had, he would certainly have chosen a more conciliatory way to settle it, one that let both sides save face.
But it was Ji Wucheng who had handled the matter. These days, Ji Wucheng was the one in charge of Luoyu Villa's affairs.
Ji Wucheng was the father of Ji Lin, the man Su Xin had killed.
Of the second generation of Spirit Transformation Realm warriors at Luoyu Villa,