Depressed Purity

Su Mo, a young man of the modern times, transmigrated to the world of martial arts. The sole survivor of the declining Su family, he inherited the Purple Sun Escort Company, a courier service that was on the brink of collapse. Su Mo was determined to restore the family business to its former glory, but he was young and inexperienced. And the martial arts world was fraught with dangers and intrigues! 
Unexpectedly, a system popped up that rewarded him each time he completed a courier mission. With this reward system, Su Mo entered an unprecedented realm. He mastered the Dragon Elephant Wisdom Technique which transformed his internal Qi and gave him boundless energy and stamina to accomplish his missions. 
Still, troubles came knocking on his door as he embarked on his missions, from escorting a benign scholar to delivering a mysterious brocade box for a dying man. Could Su Mo avoid getting tangled in other people's affairs? And would he survive the storms and gain a foothold in the treacherous martial arts world?

I Got A Maxed Level Divine Technique From The Beginning

Ever since the news spread about Liu Suifeng being seriously injured, people from both the righteous and evil factions in the martial world flocked in.

Some wanted to seize the Heavenly Rainbow Heart Sword, while others were determined not to let them succeed.

Regardless of their motives, none of those who came left. Either they were taken away for training, or the ones still alive were all locked under this Sword Grading Pavilion.

Among these people, some had been imprisoned for a month, while others for only three to five days.

At this moment, as each person emerged, they seemed like madmen.

Initially, they were cautious, following the instructions of Su Mo and Zang Ming Zhen, but once discovered, they threw caution to the wind.

In an instant, shouts of killing sounded. The group of imprisoned wolves finally had a chance to show their strength.

However, on Su Mo's side, there was astonishment as they looked at Ye Yichen.

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