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    Jiang Hu Ye Yu | Chap 68: Mu Qingyan Disbands the Vermilion Bird Altar

    The Vermilion Bird Altar had fallen. Altar Master Xiong Qianjin had been torn apart alive by furious villagers, but a good many captives remained, and whether they lived or died was for Mu Qingyan to decide. You Guanyue stood at the left of the altar master's throne, head high and chest out, and ordered his men to bring the prisoners up one by one for the Young Lord's judgment. The first to be dragged up was the Left Deputy Altar Master, Zhang Xun, trussed hand and foot. He gave Mu Qingyan, seated above him, a coquettish smile, so lush and overpowering that even You Guanyue, who had fought this wretch openly and in secret for years, had to admit the man's looks were exceptional. Mu Qingyan did not so much as lift an eyelid. "Crooked mouth, squinting eyes. Kill him." You Guanyue was stunned. Next came the badly wounded Right Deputy Altar Master, Li Zhang. He had always known how to read people and attend to detail. The moment he saw Mu Qingyan, he offered to ha...
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    Jiang Hu Ye Yu | Chap 67: Mu Qingyan Burns the Vermilion Bird Hall Down

    The Haihan Mountains were not one mountain but a whole range. Wherever the eye turned there were layered peaks and rolling ridges. By day they were a wall of green; by night the ghost fires multiplied and the lamplight turned dim, until it was hard to tell who was human and who was ghost. Two hundred years ago, Mu Xiujue, the first sect leader, had chosen this place to found the sect. He built the Palace of Supreme Bliss and the Pavilion of the Nine Provinces Treasure Scrolls first, and several later leaders added the Immortal Sacrifice Cliff, the Godslaying Platform and other key sites. With these places at the center, countless secret passages and hidden doors spread like spider silk, buried deep beneath the towering peaks. The only passage open to the outside lay in a dense grove of ink-black bamboo, with traps and mechanisms on every side. In the jianghu it was known as the Netherworld Bamboo Road. Tonight the Netherworld Bamboo Road was unusually quiet. Along the way, not a si...

    Jiang Hu Ye Yu | Chap 66: Song Yuzhi's Plan to Borrow the Purple Jade Golden Sunflower

    Cai Zhao and Fan Xingjia came out of the inner room like two quail caught in the rain, heads down. Fan Xingjia was loyal enough to speak first. He explained why they had slipped in through the back door and took all the blame on himself. Cai Zhao added, "Master, we really didn't mean to listen to what you said to Shiniang. We won't tell anyone." Qi Yunke didn't know whether to be annoyed or amused. "Enough, I know. Besides, there was nothing in what I said to your shiniang that others can't know. Ah, everyone understands how things stand." His voice was tired, with a trace of helplessness in it. Since Wu Gang's sneak attack had wounded him, and the Chaos Soul Needle had controlled him for days afterward, he had grown much thinner, and a few more white hairs seemed to have appeared. He leaned slowly back against his cushion. "Xingjia, what did your Uncle Lei say about Dalou's injury?" "Uncle Lei says the needle poison has r...

    Jiang Hu Ye Yu | Chap 65: Qi Lingbo's Outburst and Qiu Jie's Death

    Just as Cai Zhao had always believed, Ning Xiaofeng was the luckiest woman in the world. She and her son Cai Han reached Mount Jiuli two days later. Her elder brother, Master Juechan, had kept her husband's disappearance from her so she wouldn't worry for nothing. She had only been told that Qingque Sect had been attacked and that her daughter was safe. Only after she arrived and found her husband already four or five parts recovered did she learn how harrowing the past half month had been. From beginning to end, she had never suffered a single day of the anxiety her daughter had. Standing outside the medicine hut, Cai Zhao watched her mother cling to her father and weep. She couldn't help sighing. "Old Sect Master Yin wasn't entirely wrong, you know. A woman doesn't have to train herself half to death to be strong. Look at my mother. Everyone around her protects her and dotes on her, and none of them can bear to see her suffer even a little. If you aren...
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