Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1302 - Fated Person

Even with the great red veil, Li Qingshan seemed to be able to see her innocent look. He actually found her to be absolutely adorable, which made him wonder if there was something wrong with his head.

Si Long was absolutely devastated. He took a step back and said with a face full of disbelief, “No! This can’t be true! Mirao, you must be joking with me. You’re blaming me for becoming involved with too many women. I can promise you that you’ll be the only one in my heart from today onwards.”

His expression almost made him seem like he was pleading with her, which even earned him some sympathy from Li Qingshan. This sight basically resembled a nobody begging a goddess to not break up with him, only for the goddess to say, “Nothing ever existed between us. All of it was just your hallucinations!”

It was basically a living tragedy, so tragic that he even lost all of his friends. As a result, he began laughing and thought, Si Long, oh Si Long! To think you would have a day like this! Is the Nine-headed Fox Empress actually serious or still joking around? If she’s serious, then who’s she waiting for? Don’t tell me it’s me?

He was aware that the Nine-tailed Fox Empress had already spent five millennia waiting in this world at the very least. Back then, even his eightieth ancestor had not been born. Even until now, he did not have a single clue about what the Nine-tailed Fox Empress looked like, but he still could not help but look forward to finding out a little.

That was even when his reason had already come up with a speculation. The reason why the Nine-tailed Fox Empress had never ascended, remaining in the nine provinces, was probably like Xiao An waiting for him in the nine provinces. She was waiting for the return of a certain person, but that person was not Si Long. Of course, it was not him either. She probably wanted to use him to completely end Si Long’s wishful thinking.

The Nine-tailed Fox Empress said, “Little Long, if I were willing to tie a knot with you, I would have married you five thousand years ago. You’re t

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