Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 153 - The West Gate Granny

Xiao An was willing to search for them with him slowly, to advance slowly with him. If they found someone, they would kill them, but if they did not, there was no need to panic. However, seeing how impatient Li Qingshan was, Xiao An did not want him to trouble himself over his matters, so he came up with an idea.

“Why don’t we find a way to gather them together?”

Li Qingshan gasped in admiration. Compared to looking for them one by one, he could try inviting all of them to a certain place before taking them down in a single swoop. If he wanted to grind mobs, then he obviously had to lure mobs. Why hadn’t he thought of such a simple principle?

He rubbed Xiao An’s head. “I couldn’t tell, but this little head of yours sure can scheme.”

Flattered, Xiao An lowered his head in embarrassment.

After being inspired like that, Li Qingshan’s thoughts immediately sprang to life. Afterwards, he searched through the files from the missions and finally found a name.

Shen Xihua. He occupied an island on a large lake to the south. He called himself the Island Lord of Cherishing Flowers. He was a confident romantic and had a rather obscene nature. In the past, he had committed over a dozen acts of sexual assault. He was also the person with the highest cultivation in Li Qingshan’s twenty-seven missions, at the first layer of Qi Practitioner. He was extremely renowned among the unorthodox martial arts practitioners, and the files mentioned that he had vast connections.

In the eyes of the Hawkwolf Guard, he thrived in a zone that no one had any interest in, yet he could also defeat all practitioners of martial arts. He could be described as a master who lived within the cracks of the system.

Li Qingshan muttered to himself, “Just from a single birthday celebration, Qian Yannian managed to invite so many people to congratulate him. You might be slightly weaker, but you shouldn’t be much worse. Right now, all I need is quantity, not quality.”

Of course, there probably was not a coincidence like his birthday had just come up, but whether

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