Ch. 482Ji Chang, Neither Human nor Ghost
Ji Chang’s illness and dependence on human flesh worsened as he blamed the Human Emperor and Jiang Ziya for Xiqi’s decline. Meanwhile, Jiang Ziya organized Xiqi’s massive army into farming formations at Mount Qi.
- Ji Chang coughed up blood and realized his failing fortune was draining Xiqi’s, while he resented the Human Emperor and Jiang Ziya for leaving him powerless and near death.
- San Yisheng brought Ji Chang a broth made from a child, and Ji Chang eagerly devoured the meat while San Yisheng reflected on the people he had killed to keep him fed.
- San Yisheng left Ji Chang’s dark room in anguish, remembering that killing Ruhua had made him an executioner and wondering when the bloodshed would end.
- At Mount Qi, Jiang Ziya directed an army of millions in clearing and farming the land, dividing the soldiers into three formations according to who knew one another.