Martial Cultivator Chapter 398.2: Goodbye, Great Liang - Part 2

The firelight illuminated the face of this Xie Family's genius daughter, and she smiled as she slowly said, "It's not necessary to try and cheer me up. If you really want to make me happy, then in the future, when you have the chance, go and kill the Demon Emperor. If not, you can also beat up that Temple Master."

Chen Chao touched his cheek and said, "So many years."

Xie Nandu smiled, "Well, I can live for many more years anyway."

Chen Chao nodded, "That's true."

"I heard that the sunrise at the Infatuation Daoist Temple is also very beautiful, it's a sight to behold, but few people get to see it."

Xie Nandu said, "Can we go see it sometime in the future?"

Chen Chao said, "Shall I bring you along?"

Xie Nandu shook her head, "Let's go together." The addition of the word "together" without the word "bring" changed the meaning significantly.

Chen Chao smiled and said, "Okay then."

Suddenly, Chen Chao said, "After I recover from my injuries, I'll go to Sword Qi Mountain."

Xie Nandu did not stop him, but asked, "Have you come up with a plan?"

"Before the Great General left the Divine Capital, he gave me a letter."

Chen Chao looked at Xie Nandu and said, "But I'm only half-certain."

Xie Nandu made a sound of understanding.

Chen Chao sighed, "This Great General is truly admirable."

"Admirable just because you got something good from him?" Xie Nandu paused, then said softly, "Indeed, he's admirable."

Chen Chao said softly, "It's a pity that I got to know this Great General a bit late."

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Yellow Dragon Prefecture, Cloudmere Commandery, Twilight Mist County, Blue Tile Town.

Having adopted a name similar to that of the water towns in Jiangnan, Blue Tile Town actually lacked any scenic beauty. The origin of its name stemmed from the fact that every household in the town used tiles made of a special kind of blue clay. Consequently, after the Great Liang Dynasty established its dominance, the town was named Blue Tile, but in reality, the town had neither literati nor picturesque landscapes akin to the re

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