Miss Cousin is Always Busy (GL) Chapter 72

It was Jun Zishu's wish that Qian Xing could find happiness. Thus, when she heard Qian Xing's words, she patted Qian Xing on the shoulder like they were best pals and began planning how she should get revenge on her bullies.

Jun Zishu was never one to accept a beating lying down. Anyone who dared to bully her would have to taste the consequences.

Thus, while Shen Zheyan was walking down memory lane, she heard the news of the Autumn Water Palace's disciples getting beaten up to the point where they dared not leave their sect.

Though, to everyone's surprise, the Autumn Water Palace did not incur any deaths. The sect's members simply got beaten to the point where their faces became unrecognizable.

Out of the Autumn Water Palace's many members, the Palace Lord had it worst as unknown people would attack him in his room every night. It didn't matter how much he fortified his room. His assailants would find him and beat him up even when he moved to a new room.

Others never liked the Autumn Water Palace, to begin with. So, after the Autumn Water Palace met with this misfortune, the sect quickly became a laughingstock in the world of martial artists.

Meanwhile, with nobody dying in these assaults, the Autumn Water Palace couldn't instigate a war even if it wanted to. The sect could only stomach its grievances and admit that it was inferior to the Demon Cult.

After the Autumn Water Sect, the several sects that participated in Jun Zishu's bullying were also met with misfortune. However, as they weren't the primary cause of Jun Zishu's identity getting exposed, they only had some of their treasures stolen.

In the case of the Sword Mountain Sect, the old sect leader woke up one day and found himself staring at his precious Coldwater Blade. The blade hung right above his head with only a thin thread holding it in place. The old sect leader got so frightened that it took him many days before he fully recovered.

Jun Zishu's non-extreme form of revenge was like child's play for martial artists who frequently saw bloodshed. Thus, e

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