Chapter 6
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Lu Xuan looked at the Dai Yingying before him quite stoically. To his previous incarnation, even those the likes of Dai Yingying were people he could not afford to offend.
Dai Yingying too hailed from a family with a listed company with a billion under their name. Not to mention that behind her stood Luo Kun, an existence the old Lu Xuan could never reach.
4However, everything was different. Even if Luo Kun dared to show his face in front of him, Lu Xuan need not think twice to squash him to death. Why would he pay Dai Yingying any mind?
He could hit her whenever he wanted. Need he pick a place and time?
“Get lost, Dai Yingying. I could care less that you choose to be someone else’s dog, but if you dare order me around, I’ll make sure that you’ll regret it!” Lu Xuan threatened icily.
1While his current abilities were less than a millionth of how powerful he used to be, he was, after all, once a Celestial Lord. One sentence was all it took to scare Dai Yingying.
2After he solved the problem with his hunger, Lu Xuan felt his body lighten. He then made his way back home and rearranged his furniture to hold certain formation positions. A simple Spirit Gathering Formation was then complete, whirring into life as it began to gather the Spirit Qi in that area.
As Lu Xuan had no other Celestial Artifacts on hand, the Spirit Gathering Formation he laid out was of limited effectiveness. It could not compare to the formation he laid when he was at his best, but it would be enough for now.
The Spirit Qi within that house was at least several times thicker than that of the outside world. If a common man were to live in such an environment, he would be free of all illnesses, comfortably living to a ripe old age, well into the hundreds.
3In fact, this was the sign that signified what was to come. Ever since heaven and earth began to undergo a seismic change, and that Spirit Qi began to reawaken, many became sturdier and healthier with the nurture of Spirit Qi, even if they themselves were not cultivators.
Small illnesses, such as influenza and fever, slowly disappeared, and many age-old stubborn diseases began to take a turn for the better as well. Because of that, that was the period where the crowds at the hospitals were significantly reduced.
4Lu Xuan went into secluded cultivation. Time passed quickly, and the rising moon replaced the setting sun. The day turned to night in the blink of an eye.
Xing Chen Bay Residence. The soft glow of moonlight spilled on the ground like a silver coat. A silhouette expanded his giant bat wings and landed outside the windows of Lu Xuan’s house. An easy flip, and he was inside.
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