Nine Evolutions of the True Spirit Chapter 331 – Nascent Primordial Stars

Because Chilian Ying had been soul-searched before, she’d kept an eye out for soul-searching secret techniques. She had collected about six of them now, two of which she had exchanged from the Northern League. As a small party under Wave Listening House, she used this privilege to trade for these techniques with equivalent treasures .

The one Lu Ping used was known as [Dream Talking], recommended to him by Chilian Ying. Although the soul-searching techniques were rare in general, they weren't too difficult to cultivate, at least not for Lu Ping, who learned it quickly after reading it.

With this knowledge in hand, Lu Ping traveled to the south under the passage of moonlight. Along the way, he evaded several groups of patrolling monsters, delving deeper into the monster-race territory.

The monster race in the East Ocean was primarily led by three races: the land monsters under the Emerald Sea Spirit Snake race, the aerial monsters under the Luan race's Fire Luan lineage, and the aquatic animals under the Kun race.

Kun Liang, was a rare talent in the Kun race, considered to be a young and strong radical. In his opinion, Emerald Sea Spirit Snakes and Fire Luans were all weaker than the Kuns. Despite their small numbers, fewer than that of an ordinary small tribe, their race had always been the strongest amongst their peers. Thus, they were crowned as one of the three royal races alongside the Emerald Sea Spirit Snakes and Fire Luans.

Kong Liang himself was a famous playboy whose lustfulness ranked at the top amongst the East Ocean monsters. However, he wasn’t one to drown in his lust; he had worked hard to achieve all that he had today, becoming a Third Layer Core Forging Realm Enlightened Master in just a few dozen years, and remaining undefeated among his peers. As such, he looked down and despised those who relied on their backgrounds.

Furthermore, Kong Liang's lustfulness was due in part to his belief that one of the dominant factors limiting the Kun race from becoming the hegemon—their birth rate was too low. If

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