Daughter of the Dao and Devil Venerables

DDDV sponsored chapters (1/1) by Silveus on ko-fi. Thank you for your support! Thus, Lu Yaoyao was swiftly brought to the main peak, where Lu Chongyun proudly introduced his martial niece to everyone. He took Lu Yaoyao to see various distinguished guests, momentarily forgetting his two disciples. All the while, Lu Yaoyao played the role […]

Lu Yaoyao was led by Yao Jiuxiao at the front. She kept looking straight ahead, but she couldn’t help but secretly glanced over familiar faces from the corner of her eyes. Master, Brother Junyang, Muxue… All were still immersed in shock and hadn’t recovered; staring blankly at her.

Beneath a cloudless sky, the early sunlight cast a soft glow as a gentle wind fluttered the robes of the assembled cultivators. Even with the vast crowd, the square remained remarkably still, save for the small figure of a certain white dumpling making her way through the packed masses. More and more cultivators noticed the

“Moreover, isn’t it said that His Venerable is soon to have a Dao companion? Why are you still so eager?” Because there were many ears around, Xiao Sushuang restrained herself from saying something more extreme. Even so, her words brought tears to Sang Yunsi’s eyes, “Junior Sister Xiao, you cannot spread baseless rumors around. Someone

In the Cultivation Realm, there were three important ceremonies for cultivators: the Advancement Ceremony, the Dao Companion Ceremony, and the Memorial Ceremony. As the names suggest, the Advancement Ceremony marked a cultivator’s achievement of reaching the next level of cultivation, like the Foundation Establishment or Core Formation Ceremonies. The Dao Companion Ceremony was for those

“Senior Brother Yu, why do you keep looking at me?” Lu Yaoyao asked seriously. Yu Chanzhi clasped his hands together, not answering the question immediately. he possessed a pair of eyes that could see through all kinds of beings. His master had once said that he had all-seeing eyes, and yet, he couldn’t see through

Yu Chanzhi’s demeanor remained calm, not at all affected by Ziwan’s words, while Ziwan himself didn’t necessarily want Yu Chanzhi to admit his miscalculation either. After showing off his junior sister, Ziwan easily shifted the topic, “Xiao Yu, how long will you stay here? It’s been years since I last saw you…”

Lu Junyang took Lu Chongyun’s order and left to manage the affairs. Understanding his Master’s intent, he realized they didn’t need to justify their actions to anyone. He just had to handle the matter according to sect rules. As for the ensuing debates, people were free to have their opinions. Once Lu Junyang grasped his

Since he first ventured out for training at the age of twenty, Lu Junyang had returned to Guiyuan Sect many times, but he had never been greeted at the gate. Of course, the unpredictability of his return time was a factor. However, this time, seeing Lu Yaoyao and Wen Zixing, his junior brother and sister,

After the two left, Lu Yaoyao and Chao Muxue exchanged a look, and the atmosphere instantly relaxed, “It’s good you came, or I really wouldn’t know what to do.” Chao Muxue smiled softly. “It was just a coincidence.” Lu Yaoyao waved her hand but couldn’t help asking, “Why did you end up wanting to help