Martial Cultivator Chapter 383: Not Fated

Without waiting for He Liang to speak, the young man continued on his own, "What else in this world is more important than staying alive?"

"And besides, it's just a few buns. It's not stealing or robbing, why is it not acceptable? Why can't she accept other people's goodwill? Must she wait until her own child starves to death?" "In that case, it seems your mother is still somewhat pedantic. Or perhaps, in her eyes, your life and death is simply not worth mentioning!"

The young man spoke slowly, but his gaze remained fixed on He Liang who was sitting next to him.

He Liang stood up with a rush, his face filled with anger. "You're not allowed to say that about my mother!"

After saying those words, He Liang turned around to leave. He and his mother had always been dependent on each other. He would not allow anyone to speak ill of his mother. She was the best mother in his heart, no matter who said otherwise!

But just as he took a couple of steps forward, the voice of the young man sounded out behind him, "Don't you want to know where the immortal is?"

Hearing the voice behind him, He Liang's foot paused mid-air. After a moment, he still withdrew that foot in the end.

The young man's voice continued to sound out indifferently, "Can't take it after I say a few words? You seem impatient, but who is it that waits at the foot of the mountain every day?"

He Liang turned around, tears welling up in his eyes, feeling somewhat aggrieved. But after a moment of silence, he still said softly, "Can you tell me where the immortal is?"

The young man stood up unhurriedly. Looking at the child in front of him, he said calmly, "That's not the attitude one should have when asking for a favor. Why don't you try kneeling down?"

Hearing the words kneel down, He Liang shook his head, tears streaming down his face and falling to the ground. However, he still shook his head and said, "No, my mother will get angry. I can do many other things, but not this."

After saying these words, He Liang looked up at the young man in front of him

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