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Bai Suqing called out a flying sword, and flew in the direction of Ling Xiaozong with a lot of thoughts.
She didn't know why she, who had always been indifferent, would do such a thing.
"I'm what's wrong?" Thinking of what she did just now, Bai Suqing felt her pretty face burning hot all the time.
She simply stopped thinking about it and left with the flying sword.
Suddenly, a young monk appeared in the distance.
The two met each other and flew away from each other.
The young man was also driving a flying sword, and his cultivation was probably around the alchemy level. When he saw Bai Suqing's face, he was suddenly taken aback.
By the time he realized it, Bai Suqing had already flown away with the flying sword.
"What a beautiful woman, only such a beauty is worthy of my Di Cheng!" The young man's eyes lit up.
He directly turned his sword and chased in the direction Bai Suqing left.
However, how could he catch up with Bai Suqing in a mere alchemy state.
"It's a pity, it's a pity!" Di Cheng regretted endlessly, but he was also wondering why such a beauty appeared in Lincheng.
Lincheng, the city lord's mansion.
Di Cheng fell from the sky, and immediately a group of servants surrounded him.
"Master Di, you are back." Two servants knelt on the ground.
The Di Cheng in front of him looks to be only in his twenties.
He was able to enter and leave the City Lord's Mansion and was treated solemnly only because of his identity, he was the biological son of monk Di Hu!
Cultivator Di Hu was the black-clothed monk who had a drink with the Lord Lincheng during the banquet.
What's more, Di Cheng himself is also a monk, so in this mortal country, his status is detached.
Di Cheng stepped on the servant's clothes with his boots, and cleaned all the dirt under the boots, but there was an evil fire in his heart that could not dissipate for a long time.
"Bastard, when I saw that woman just now, I should arrest her directly!" The more Di Cheng thought about it, the more upset he felt.
He suddenly pointed to a servant: "Who will serve this young master today?"
"It's the number one card in Yihonglou in the city." The servant replied respectfully.
Di Cheng sneered and said: "Call me all the girls from Yihonglou, no! Today, young master, I will go to Yihonglou in person, you must not tell my father!"
"Yes, master!" The servant replied respectfully.
Di Cheng is a monk, so he is unscrupulous in this forest city. I don't know how many girls from good families have been killed by him.
However, it is precisely because of his status as a monk that the officials in the mortal world dare not do anything with him.
"Recently, is there any good-looking woman in Lincheng?" Di Cheng asked casually.
In fact, he has long been tired of playing Yihonglou's top card!
The servant racked his brains for a moment, and suddenly he had a flash of inspiration: "Master, there are really two nice women here recently, with that face, tsk tsk, I have never seen such a beautiful woman in my life!"
"Then why don't you tell the young master quickly, a slave!" Di Cheng said bluntly.
The servant suddenly felt a little embarrassed: "Master, we heard that they are monks, but we dare not inquire about them, otherwise they would have been tied up and given to you."
"A monk?"
Di Cheng's brows suddenly frowned.
Although he is lawless, he also knows that with his cultivation base, he is nothing in this practice world.
If it weren't for his father's name as the outer sect deacon of the Astrology Sect, he wouldn't be able to be so lawless.
"What is the background of the other party?" Di Cheng asked.
The servant hesitated and said: "It is said that he is a casual cultivator, and he failed in fighting with others, so he is healing in our city lord's mansion." (Remember this site website: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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