The eight Celestial Horses pulled the jade chariot through the sky.

Lu Chengfeng didn't care that Du Mengyan was right beside him. He brazenly indulged in debauchery with his accompanying concubines, making all sorts of obscene sounds echo within the carriage.

Du Mengyan had never seen such a scene before. Her brows furrowed, her face icy as frost, gritting her teeth, wanting nothing more than to draw her sword and cut down these shameless couples.

But she was severely injured at the moment, and her soul had been damaged. If she hadn't comprehended a trace of the Destiny Law, she would have perished entirely.

Since she met Lu Chengfeng, the man never even bothered to ask about her condition, especially after boarding the jade chariot. He became even more excessive.

This time, there were only the three concubines in the jade chariot accompanying the middle-aged Daoist nun who drove the vehicle.

Previously, the jade chariot was left at Jade Dragon Mountain, along with the three favored concubines of Yi Wushuang, who hadn't been let off the chariot and thus avoided disaster.

The middle-aged Daoist nun was an elder of the Celestial Law-Controlling Sect, originally stationed by Yi Mingshu at the foot of the mountain to monitor the dynamics of Jade Dragon Mountain, thus she could find the jade chariot in time to assist Yi Wushuang.

"Damn man, are you that desperate?"

Du Mengyan already closed her eyes, but the various noises kept drilling into her ears, unsettling her mind and even making meditation impossible.

If she weren't unable to move and speak, she would make these shameless couples regret.

From a young age, she was born with an Immortal Bone and caught the eye of the Profound Sun Taoist, becoming a closed-door disciple and learning martial arts.

She had never experienced any relations between men and women over the years, focusing solely on cultivation. Although she had favorable feelings towards Lu Chengfeng, she never contemplated such matters.

Having survived a disaster and being rescued by Lu Chengfeng filled her with warmth and gratitude, yet all of that was now utterly destroyed, leaving only shame and anger.

...

Lu Chengfeng didn't care about what Du Mengyan was thinking. He hadn't received Yi Wushuang's gift yet, which was the biggest flaw. Familiar faces could easily spot the deception.

He couldn't afford any distractions now; his mind was entirely focused on obtaining the gift.

In this situation, the simplest way, of course, was to act!

No need for dialogue, no need for affection. Yi Wushuang was well-known for being amorous. Now, having narrowly escaped death, it was only natural for such behavior.

Lu Chengfeng ravaged with frenzy; every woman took turns. In just over half a two-hour period, he sensed the emergence of the gift within the Hidden Dragon Pearl.

Yi Wushuang, despite his extraordinary status and growing up consuming various Heavenly and Earthly Treasures, couldn't endure the hardships of martial training. Hence, the gift was dim, like a mere candle.

Lu Chengfeng, with a sweep of his Primordial Spirit, took less than fifteen minutes to assimilate all the memories.

Looking at the memories within the gift, he couldn't help but be speechless.

Over eighty percent of the memories were about womanizing.

Another ten percent were about the pursuit of women.

The remaining ten percent consisted of other assorted matters.

"This guy is practically a stud horse!"

Lu Chengfeng shook his head helplessly. After meticulously assimilating and mastering all the memories, his entire demeanor subtly shifted, making him indistinguishable from the original Yi Wushuang.

No one could spot the flaw!

The Celestial Horses pulled the jade chariot through the air at great speed. After around more than three two-hour periods, they arrived at a mountain range outside the Central Capital.

This mountain, named Lingxiao, was the ancestral vein of the Celestial Law-Controlling Sect. It is said that the sect's founder established the sect here over ten thousand years ago.

In the Martial World, many believed the Celestial Law-Controlling Sect to be a Taoist Sect transmitting Taoist Skills, with disciples practicing only Taoism and not martial arts. Only the deeply proficient Daoist elders possessed various mystical Taoist Skills.

Few know that the Celestial Law-Controlling Sect is divided into Tao Vein and Martial Vein, both pursuing different paths with the ultimate goal of the Path of Celestial Enlightenment, aiming for the sect's highest achievement—Heaven and Earth.

In the Martial World, it's the Tao Vein disciples who are known, with Martial Vein disciples being extremely rare. Each possesses an Immortal Bone, an unparalleled genius, often practicing Taoism and Martial Dual Cultivation, making their strengths unfathomable.

Lu Chengfeng, riding the jade chariot, plunged straight into Lingxiao Mountain. However, just after finishing a battle, he keenly sensed that they had passed through at least three Grand Arrays.

Had the guardians and array controllers not recognized their identity, any ordinary martial world folk attempting to intrude would surely be severely injured.

He pushed aside the women on him and spread his arms, ordering, "Dress me."

The three concubines, nearly exhausted and devoid of any strength, upon hearing these words, disregarded themselves, forcing themselves to crawl over and carefully dressed him.

Before long, the jade chariot arrived midway up the mountain.

Lingxiao Mountain stood three thousand zhang high. The summit was shrouded in layers of clouds and mist, as if reaching straight into the Celestial Realm. The palace complex built upon the mountain resembled celestial palaces, ancient and natural, yet exuding an air of dignity and awe.

The jade chariot stopped at a palace midway up the mountain.

Lu Chengfeng ordered, "Bring Fairy Qionghua to my sleeping palace and settle her well. Should there be the slightest mistake."

He snorted coldly, "You know the consequences."

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