Jiang Ding saw that even in such straits, Yun Wu disdained to spare him so much as a word of abuse.
As though he were merely a revolting piece of filth, unworthy even of being cursed.
And so the viciousness in his heart grew like weeds gone wild.
On the way into the Imperial Mausoleum's inner city, Jiang Ding had originally intended to ignore the Terracotta Soldiers and force his way through the checkpoint.
Who could have expected these Terracotta Soldiers to be so formidable? Not only were they immensely strong, they could form battle formations almost instantly, coordinating seamlessly.
His cultivation had yet to recover then, and a group of Terracotta Soldiers had actually driven him into a miserable scramble.
Just as he was surrounded, Yun Wu happened to arrive.
They shared the same objective, so faced with a common obstacle, Yun Wu lent him a hand, and together they shook off the pursuing Terracotta Soldiers.
Yet Yun Wu had not recovered her strength either. Amid the chaos, an inconspicuous soldier statue suddenly attacked her, inflicting serious injuries.
Jiang Ding began to entertain an idea.
He took out some healing Precious Medicine and feigned guilt, saying his recklessness had implicated her.
The Pill did indeed have healing properties, but it also contained Yin-Yang Great Pleasure Powder.
This sinister drug came from the Hehuan Sect of the Demon Ruins. Colorless and devoid of Spiritual Power, it was almost impossible to detect.
Moreover, those affected by it would not only burn with lust, but also develop an uncontrollable, genuine affection for the person they coupled with.
Jiang Ding had already worked it all out. Once the drug took effect, he would seize the opportunity to enjoy the pleasures of fish and water with Yun Wu inside the Imperial Mausoleum, consummating the