Nine Lamps and Goodness

Two wondrous fruits, one for immortality, the other for strength.
After swallowing them, Chu Ning traveled to another world to cultivate the path of immortality.
Within a thousand years, Chu Ning said, "Thanks to the wondrous fruit, praise the wondrous fruit, brother awesome."
A thousand years later, Chu Ning reflected, "Thank oneself, praise oneself, the struggle is the most beautiful."
In this other world, Chu Ning had three famous sayings:
The first, "Not driven by profit, one may miss some opportunities, but will never suffer a loss."
Secondly, "longevity is just about living a life, so why not take life seriously from the beginning."
Thirdly, "if you can get along, you can get along. If you can't get along, you can negotiate. If you can't negotiate, you should kill someone in the downwind of the wind, this way, the ashes can be scattered cleaner…"

I Just Want Outlive You, Don't Force Me to Beat You to Death

Chu Ning sometimes couldn't help but complain—Ji Bannian really lacked originality in naming.


The father was named Bannian, and he named his son Sanxun—it was as if he was challenging time itself.


"This jade pendant at your waist was left to your father by me back in the day."


Upon hearing this, Ji Sanxun looked down at the jade pendant at his waist. This pendant was not any powerful magical treasure; he wore it only because it was a relic left by his father.


His father had passed away in the late stage of Golden Core, and before his death, he had given this jade pendant to him, instructing him to wear it and absolutely not to give it to anyone else.


He had asked his father about the origins of the jade pendant, but his father didn't tell him, only mentioning that it was a gift from an elder.


Ji Sanxun never imagined that the elder his father spoke of was Senior Chu, nor did he expect that his father was actually Senior Chu's disciple.


Chapter 222: The Six-Month Secret