Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1542 - I’ve Returned

Li Qingshan shuddered inside. As the possession inched towards success, he gradually devoured “his” memories.

The memories were very shallow, not a raging torrent, just fragments of broken ice. Every single fragment shared the same deep, dark background, reflecting the same image.

The Mountain-moving Great Sage that loomed like a mountain in Ruin’s End, the well-like sky within the Xuanwming dwelling, as well as her, crying away like a homeless child.

The sight stabbed deeply in his heart too, even more painful than the tortures of hell.

So… “I” forgot everything.

So… “I’m” not a coward!

They had both gone through terrifying hardships, only breaking out after all of their effort, and they were both still scarred.

Even when he had not lost any memories, the torment of hell and the unforgivable betrayal made him burn with fury and hatred, as well as deep suspicion.

If even the Great Sages would betray each other, then exactly what awaited him at the end of the path to the Nine Heavens?

He too was filled with doubt.

That was, until this moment!

“He” sank into the endless sea of consciousness calmly and quietly, unable to think again, Who exactly am I?

Even when “he” possessed the complete bloodline of the spirit turtle, able to forbode the heavenly secrets and peer into fate, this was the only question that never received an answer.

Sigh, he just did not understand in the end!

However, that no longer mattered. Li Qingshan had already returned.

Suddenly, a voice answered firmly, “You are Li Qingshan!”

A great hand reached over, hoisting “him” out of the deep ocean.

On the surface of the ocean, the two Li Qingshans faced one another, like they were facing a mirror. They possessed the same appearance, but vastly different auras.

The world spun. The frenzy and silence, the passion and coldness conflicted endlessly, clashing and shining!

So “I” had already completed the Spirit Turtle Transformation, naturally suppressing all demonic thoughts. If “I” did not proactively give up, it would have almost been

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