Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1360 - A Vicious Beating

The brothers exchanged glances and turned around together, gazing at Li Qingshan in hostility.

“Elder brother, are my ears deceiving me?”

“They’re not.”

“Is there something wrong with his head?”

“Yes.”

“Haha, he really is seeking his own doom!”

“That’s right!”

For a moment, killing intent surged.

Outside Magnetic Field mountain, Ruan Yaozhu’s eyes lit up again, filled with delight. She looked at Le Tian with a smile as if she was saying, You see, I wasn’t wrong.

Ren Aoyou smiled. “Junior brother Le, you’ve already lost one of these two gambles.”

By now, goodness and wickedness had been determined. Unless their sense of morality was twisted and they were being irrational, no one could say that was not an act of goodness. Everyone present possessed status. They obviously would not do something like that for a gamble.

Pi Yangqiu smiled. “And you’ll be losing the second gamble very soon. Two Soul Nascence cultivators aren’t easy to deal with.”

Le Tian scratched his head. “It makes no sense. Why’s this kid gone mad again?”

“This is being ready to help others for a just cause. How can you call that going mad?” Ruan Yaozhu became slightly worried for Li Qingshan again. “Senior brother Le, we should head over to the other side of the mountain.”

“No hurry. He’s not going to die any time soon. Even if he does die, he deserves it. Being a good person comes with a price!”

Le Tian’s words led to more displeasure from Ruan Yaozhu. She sighed. “Yeah, you often have to pay a price for being a good person. Hopefully, you can be safe and sound.”

Li Qingshan did call himself the hero king, but it really was not an act of justice this time. He had actually gone mad, as he was in a very bad mood right now. The Qilin Transformation was far too hard to please. This did not work, that did not work. It was even more difficult to handle than the Phoenix Transformation back then.

Otherwise, he would have never bothered sticking his nose in the business of others. Cultivators were not those small beggars on the streets. If they ventured outside and took risks

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