Everyday, the Demon Lord is Escaping His Marriage Chapter 24 – Travis Translations
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This was Zhuang Tian’s second trip to Shang Qing Immortal Sect.
The first time he went with Master, he was only fifteen years old that year.
Then… the Ling Xiao Palace withdrew from the Wanmen Martial Arts Tournament, and never appeared in front of the public again.
Zhuang Tian walked in a hurry. As there was no guide around him, he walked for a long time before he found the main entrance.
When he declared his family name, the young disciple guarding the door was quite confused for a while, and even asked someone to ask the elders of the Shang Qing for advice. Only after making sure that Zhuang Tian was not lying did he let him go.
Elder Qianyang is in charge of the Wanmen Martial Arts Contest, Zhuang Tian only needs to sign up with him, and there is no need to call on the busy Lu Mingfeng.
The appearance of Zhuang Tian attracted the disciples of the Shang Qing to look sideways, discussing the origin of this person.
Some disciples even went to the library to browse, deeply doubting whether there is such a sect in this world.
When Zhuang Tian came out, he happened to hear others discussing how his apprentice was faring. Zhuang Tian gave them a fierce stare, making the disciples tremble with fright.
What the fuck?
Who dares to say that my apprentice is not good, I will glare at you to death!
Zhuang Tian walked away with his head high and his chest out.
At night, Elder Qianyang sorted out the participants list and handed it to Lu Mingfeng in Shang Qing Palace.
“It’s almost the same as last year, with a total of 309 households. Those who should participate have participated, and there are even a few more from remote sects. The one worth paying attention to is the Ling Xiao Palace in Ling Xiao Peak.” Elder Qianyang said.
Lu Mingfeng paused holding the writing brush, raised his eyebrows, and thought for a moment: “Ling Xiao Palace?… Zhuang Tian’s sect?”
Elder Qianyang: “Exactly.”
Lu Mingfeng paused: “It’s said that it’s where both the eldest son of Yuntian Shuijing and the young master of Feng Ming Valley went.”
“That’s right.”
“What’s so strange about it?”
“This is…” Elder Qianyang said, “unknown, ordinary. Even if they have their current fame, they earned it back after they apprenticed to their masters. Presumably Lu Yao has already told the head teacher about the Mingyue Valley. Chu Tianyu and Hua Qingkong were the ones who turned the tide.”
