Martial Cultivator Chapter 163: Beautiful Moonlight

Song Changxi apologized, not just to that cultivator, but to everyone.

People pinned high hopes on him and many people had hoped for him to become the champion of the martial exam, to completely overshadow Chen Chao. But no one had thought that he would fail to be the winner, but rather be defeated by Chen Chao in a fair and square manner.

This was a major matter for the foreign cultivators.

Liang Zhao pondered for a moment and said, "Should I have stayed back then?"

Song Changxi shook his head and replied, "If we had joined forces to defeat him, it would have been even more embarrassing."

Liang Zhao murmured softly, "But if you couldn't beat him, then I wouldn't have been his match either."

Song Changxi thought for a bit and did not say anything.

"Senior Brother Song, you've really let me down!"

Ye Qing looked at Song Changxi from a short distance away, the disappointment on her face genuine.

Song Changxi did not speak and just smiled.

If she was disappointed, so be it. What more could be said?

Ye Qing frowned and said, "He's merely in the Divine Trove. Furthermore, he's also a martial artist. Senior Brother, you're a cultivator in the Bitter Sea Realm. How could you lose to him?"

Song Changxi shook his head, unwilling to say anything more. He glanced at a distance, then turned and left the place.

Liang Zhao watched Song Changxi's back view and lamented, "His Dao heart is probably not as stable anymore."

After saying those words, he also left.

Everyone by the lakeside looked at each other. No one could say anything.

It was very quiet.

Truly quiet.

"Maybe we still stand a chance."

Someone spoke softly, with a hint of hope, "Maybe there's still some hope."

Some listened to these words and looked up at the ranking list. Chen Chao still held the top position, with Song Changxi and Liang Zhao in second and third place. But now, these two had been eliminated, and the person in fourth place was far behind.

"It's impossible, let go of that hope."

A cultivator had a straightforward understanding of th

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