Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1627 - Ruan Yaozhu

Boom!

The wave was smashed to pieces, sending splashes everywhere.

Wan Jianfeng burst out of the ocean and no longer hid his aura, allowing sword qi to rush into the skies, slice through the seas, and execute the clouds. He was like a divine sword placed on Ruan Yaozhu’s slender, fair neck. He did not possess any killing intent, but it was still chilling.

“Junior sister, I don’t want this either. You shouldn’t only focus on your personal feelings of love and ignore the greater good of the sect. You should make a decision soon. Don’t make me waste time here!”

Immediately, bleak sword intent filled the Hundred Herbs garden, kicking up a shivering gust of wind and making the countless spiritual plants and flowers curl up. The bodhi tree rustled in response.

Many disciples were currently working in the garden. They suddenly felt like they were about to face a powerful enemy, which made them straighten up and look around, like rabbits on a prairie searching for the traces of wolves.

“What powerful sword intent!” Li Fengyuan said in praise.

He was the most powerful sword cultivator Li Fengyuan had witnessed in his life. An entire major realm of cultivation separated them. He was not his opponent right now.

However, he was still unfazed and fearless, which made the nine-coloured deer on the side admire his courage. This kid really is that guy’s son. He’s just as bold and daring as him.

With the sword extended, winds rushed past, making the grasses bend. Ruan Yaozhu’s hair drifted in the air too. She shut her eyes and furrowed her brows, murmuring, “Personal feeling of love, the greater good of the sect.”

The ten words were like a bombshell. It was as if someone had divulged the secrets in her heart in a single sentence, which made her tremble.

She was unable to deceive herself and say there was absolutely no personal feelings of love involved at all.

She did not fear Wan Jianfeng’s edge, nor was she fazed by Dai Mengfan’s identity, but she could not neglect the kindness the sect had shown her by nurturing her,

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