Editor: Henyee Trantions


    With Gu Chaoyan’s understanding of cultivation, it posed no challenge at all.


    She assisted Kang Shi in breaking through.


    Additionally, he consumed a substantial amount of herbs. Soon, thanks to Kang Shi’s innate talent, his cultivation began to ascend. Gu Chaoyan smiled—it wasn’t as difficult as it might seem.


    For her, cultivating the Martial God’s previous attainment or even the Paragon Martial God’s past achievement was easily achievable. If she wished, she could reach the Martial God’s cultivation level in just a few days.


    However, she didn’t n to draw too much attention. After all, she wasn’t Gu Chaoyan, and it was better to reveal her abilities gradually.


    She cultivated all the way to the sixth level of the Martial Sage Realm before taking a break.


    During her break, she surveyed Kang Shi’s living quarters.


    Despite being the n Leader’s son, Kang Shi received minimal attention andcked decent treatment. His living space was incredibly simple, devoid of pills or weapons.


    It appeared that everything he had umted in the past would be lost if his cultivation didn’t improve.


    Gu Chaoyan drifted into a deep sleep.<div>


    The next day, she had no intention of secluding herself for cultivation. Instead, she nned to explore the surroundings within a 500-meter radius. Simultaneously, she hoped to find items that could aid her cultivation.


    Someone like Kang Shi, appearing in the n, always drew considerable attention.


    From a once-prominent youth to someone fallen from grace, there were likely many reveling in his misfortune. With the additional blow of his engagement being broken off, discussions about him within the n had intensified.


    They were typically present to witness a captivating spectacle.


    After all, who had invited Kang Shi to steal the limelight in the past?


    In former times, Kang Shi wouldn’t have emerged to address such rumors; he would have chosen to conceal himself and focus on cultivation.


    However, Gu Chaoyan approached things differently. Unconcerned with the rumors, she knew they would fade away as she grew stronger.


    So, why bother caring?


    Those who couldn’t be crushed would inevitably be stronger.


    Venturing out to explore the n and cultivate his facial features was primarily for the sake of his n Leader father. In the past, Kang Shi had been fixated on cultivation, yearning to break through to the sixth level of the Martial King Realm. He secluded himself, neglecting the outside world and unaware of the developments within the n.


    Simrly, he remained oblivious to the abyssal life his father, the n Leader, was enduring in the n.


    The n had fallen under the control of a few Elders.


    Understanding the n’s situation was essential for Gu Chaoyan to help the n Leader dismantle their influence step by step.


    Wherever Kang Shi went, discussions and stares followed him.


    He moved through the n like an indifferent figure.


    Kang Yan, Ziluo, and others also learned of this news as they strolled through the n.


    “He must be crazy. Daring to wander around like this, isn’t he afraid of drowning? If I were that cowardly, I’d rather die. Why bother living here?” remarked a younger member of the Kang family, looking at Kang Yan while trying to curry favor.


    Kang Yan responded with a mocking smile.<div>


    Oh, Kang Shi.


    Wasn’t he formidable in the past? Wasn’t he a genius?


    Now that he found himself in this state, it was quite entertaining.


    What he had longed to witness when they were younger…<div>