Adapting to Time's Torrent

As Li Luo spent longer in the raging winds of time, the "Purple Ram-Headed Man Coat" she wore recovered faster and faster.

Its powerful adaptability was taking effect. Every obstacle that blocked the Red String Worm's advance was "accepted" by this body.

However, as Li Luo moved forward, the raging winds grew increasingly terrifying.

They were no longer merely incoming storms, but had almost condensed into something tangible.

The distant pyramid was like a burst dam, and a terrifying torrent of time bore down on Li Luo. Heavy water pressure pressed against the purple threads from every direction, snapping them all apart, erasing them, and turning them into dust of time.

Yet new threads emerged from within the body, filling the gaps eroded by the torrent in an endless cycle.

Li Luo felt the worm in her mind writhing madly. This "Purple String Worm," woven from threads, was exerting its immense power, even though it was merely a counterfeit.

That terrifying will was also erupting. Not even time could stop that unstoppable "love," and the things standing in its way only made that "love" braver.

The hardships encountered on the "path of seeking love" instead became the soil in which "love" grew, reinforcing the taboo love brought by the worm.

Just like Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai, Romeo and Juliet—their love broke through obstacle after obstacle, becoming harder and stronger.

"What cannot kill love only makes it stronger..."

Feeling that swelling love, Li Luo finally understood why the Ram-Headed Man could become so powerful.

But the eruption of love also made the intertwined killing intent feel threatened.

To maintain the balance, the killing intent began to burn as well.

The killing intent seemed to have no fixed target. It wanted to kill the torrent of time before it, the love