They were all playing tactics in the Primordial Wilderness—who was he trying to fool with these tricks?
No matter how he looked at it, Li Changshou realized that he absolutely could not return to the Chaos Sea anytime soon.
If Kunpeng sincerely wanted to reveal some information...
Couldn't he just shout it out directly in Xuandu City?
Kunpeng had fought his senior brother for so long; surely he had time to shout a few words. Flying that fast beyond the Primordial World, he should have had some confidence in preserving his own life.
So long as he set foot in the Chaos Sea again, whether or not he saw Kunpeng, whatever information he obtained would affect his current plans.
Following the conventions of his previous life, Li Changshou directly classified Kunpeng's behavior as 'serious fishing.'
Fishing. Just hard fishing.
Kunpeng had originally undergone freakish development from a giant fish, yet he actually did this sort of fishing. It was truly rather disgraceful for a fish.
After going back and forth over it, it really came down to just two words: don't go.
Li Changshou waited another half day. When he found that his teacher had not sent him the word "go," he let out a small sigh of relief.
Then there was no great problem.
Taking advantage of this trip to Xuandu City, Li Changshou reorganized every layer of his subsequent plans. As he pondered, he suddenly realized that his earlier tactful refusal of Yunxiao's request to "share the burden" might have left her somewhat troubled.
After a moment's thought, Li Changshou let out a long sigh inside the Primordial Golden Dou.
"What is it?"
Yunxiao's voice arrived right on cue. Outside the Golden Dou, concern that could not be hidden lingered in the fairy's eyes.
"Nothing. I just feel