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@utopias_donut_exist yeah that's the only one i could think of atm! i guess we'll see!

i wonder if Dowun was really the one who made those paintings? i still think it was strange how in an earlier chapter he was shaking his hand while doing calligraphy. but maybe i misread it

shirone was so careful for 2 years even after his life was threatened by a swordfight. then one girl plays piano with him and horniness took over and now he's gonna be executed. boyy

"mortal enemy of geniuses" i'll tell myself that from now on

shirone's dad is precious (and ridiculously handsome)

omfg LOL i love the swordmaster (the chains growing larger to bind him, illustrating his resolve - Xia Da's imagery is so good). and i'm surprised by the bravado of the Kunlun leader. it's very exciting that we're going to return to the mortal world and see some big show-downs. i hope A-ting...

thank you for these swift translations and explanations! i feel so lucky to be reading this manhua again and can't stop saying that lol Cang Wuzi's death was so sad, how are they all going to react to his absence? ;-;

sorry to be dumb and ask this question in all this grief but what exactly did Jae-ha mean by "Miss. Don't let it get away." edit: ok i realize now it's not Jae-ha, she's remembering what Zeno told her in the dream "It's coming - don't let it get away." my bad also i just can't believe this...

this was a cathartic chapter. Hak said everything i wanted him to say. my regret is that Yona will probably never get the chance to say these things herself to Soo-won, but it's nice how Hak saw everything she could be and defends her openly like this. it's an element that makes their romance...

this manga strongly needs some character clashes and tension. when it started i was looking forward to Yona's final clashes with Soo-won. when she joined sides with him without agreeing with him on everything, that was an interesting pivot, but it feels like so much was left unsaid for so long...

Cang Wuzi!! i'm sorry for doubting you 😭 @Edjan yeah i think so. it's kind of unclear because he speaks so ambiguously but it sounds like he wondered why cataclysms didn't exist in the past (he's been looking at scrolls for years and years). it seems that many spiritual beings coexisted with...

the art in this chapter was truly breathtaking

wow so many chapters translated in succession! honestly I'm using A-Ting's master's reactions as a moral guidepost here... I'm glad there's more to this than just "kill all mortals lol" but still kind of wary.

@Earthling thank you so much for these translations! man, the reveal of Cang Wuzi being the head of the Proxies... in a way it's not surprising (he had no qualms about meddling with mortal affairs when he took Qu Chen at the start), but it's sad because Qu Chen idolizes him. will this pit Qu...

are Qu Chen and A-Ting sharing resources somehow as they enter new cultivation stages? the way the page transitioned from Qu Chen's tribulation, where he goes "Hm?" and then shows more golden lotuses blooming than usual... or are they really all being used by A-Ting? hmmM

the way it's phrased here is confusing because they're being so damn polite, but when Chongming says "Unless you want to interfere with the internal affairs of Gu She?" it seems that Qingshang was going to have Chongming leave with Lu Feng (the qilin) while he goes and rescues Fairy Gu Tong from...

for anyone confused, i think "Lu Feng" is the name of the horse creature next to Qingshang. so at this point

i DMed you a guide to reading from the beginning! (and if anyone else needs, feel free to DM me - wasn't sure links are allowed in public threads)

re-reading this and it's subtle af but i wonder if qing shu harbors some feelings for sister chi. i know i would

re-reading this and really enjoy how a-ting doesn't mince words. "scum, die!" is what heroes should say to villains, no matter what they try to bamboozle you with