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OK I did not like the Gu dude but this is downright horrifying...

Fun chapter. Did the lady ask the old man to murder or otherwise neutralize the governor of Ningzhou? Because it certainly felt like that's what she was implying.

They're both in the thousand mountains and we saw the brother in the place void of Qi and life, so I'm guessing they're somewhat in the same region. But I thought the explanation for the dead places' existence was the ability of the creature he's chasing with the fish general. Does that mean...

Even when she was being deadly serious the first thought I had was that Yun Ceng really was cute. She's just too well drawn.

Yun Ceng is one cute little leaf cultivator and Li Muxian is cool as ever. If sister Chi join them we've got a trio I would not mind following for a good while.

Thanks for the explanation about the horse bones, that was quite confusing. I can't wait for A-Ting to enter the scene, seeing the mortals struggle while she's right on the sideline is great storytelling but also frustrating for me.

The bird landing on Qu Chen'shead in the last page made me laugh. Even the birds think he's a cute little gentleman.

Thanks for the info, I must have missed that.

I'm still hoping she gets to know her biological grandmother, but yeah her ties to the mortal realm grow thin. Do we learn what happened to her mother, the empress? I'm guessing she's dead but I don't remember seeing it confirmed anywhere.

100% the same. I always hope we see more of her. Also A-TIng may not get politics but damn she's a clever little cutie. She killed the bandits and got rid of the bad guy with one stone, not even getting in trouble for it!

OK, thanks for the explanation. I was wondering if she was actually talking to one of her fellow student behind the baddy but that makes more sense that's she's just giving lips to that asshole.

As always, thanks for the chapter! Can I ask a translation question? "Martial bro", is it the same term she used for her fellow students (like first martial brother, etc...) or is it another term we never saw before?

A few chapter A-Ting said her only weakness is that everyone she meets is stronger than her, and now this bastard appear. She really can't catch a break, can she?

Ask for forgiveness, not permission, is 100% her style.

We already saw that cultivators incited some mortals to poison the general so the whole "mortals do as mortals do" seems like a very thin excuse indeed.

That plant girl is so cute, I get why her tanned big sister is worried about her. And yes I can't remember the name of any character.

A-Ting getting her sword reminded me of the 3rd chapter when she kept bothering her grandpa to get a metal sword instead of the wooden sword. Well the wheel has fully turned and the wooden sword has become a metal sword ^^.

Damn, I thought the translation for that novel was dead and just found out the project had been revived. Thanks so much, this is such a unique and charming masterpiece, it's not getting nearly enough attention.