Chasing after her husband? Is it even possible to win him back?

The second person that came to mind was Xu Bailing and Baidi City.

His left hand caught his light body after he was enveloped in cloud energy. His entire body meshed tightly like gears, waiting for the power to drive his body. He could clearly see another point of leverage about three meters away.

Chu Xunfeng saw the recruitment of "wandering scholars" in Baidi City in Shuxiang City of Dizhou. Out of curiosity, he called out to Nian Shiyi, who had passed the test but was turned away.

He heard stories about Baidi City from Nian Shiyi, about the splendor of Baidi City hundreds of years ago, and about the concept of "education for all." He also saw that Nian Shiyi had been recruited as a disciple of "Wandering Scholars" because of the stories he had told him about Baidi City. He developed a great deal of goodwill towards Baidi City and thus chose to join.

I met the young lady, my senior sister, and my master, and then I participated in the autumn hunt.

He stepped forward to save the young lady, but ultimately his strength was insufficient, and he was teleported to the territory of the White Tiger God by the young lady's magic weapon.

When he was abandoned by Baidi City, he was furious. He had chosen Baidi City and saved the young lady's life. On Baihu's territory, if it weren't for his presence, she might have been killed by Baihu long ago.

The White Tiger God Lord's decision to force himself to choose someone to die was also a reminder of this matter...

If it weren't for Chu Xunfeng, Xu Bailing would have been dead long ago, having been sent alone to the territory of the White Tiger God.

But Bai Dicheng abandoned himself, abandoning the very person who saved Xu Bailing.

Baidi City chose to let itself perish.

The White Tiger God forced himself to choose Xu Bailing to die.

Was she actually speaking out for herself...?

When the thought popped into his mind, Chu Xunfeng couldn't help but laugh. His body, which had been tense for a few seconds, suddenly moved. He leaped, and in an instant, his body, empowered by the cloud, seemed to be flying.

Freed from gravity, freed from constraints, and single-minded.

His spine burned with heat, and his parched inner pool suddenly overflowed. His unparalleled and indomitable will made him see only the ever-approaching protruding rocks.

His outstretched right hand gripped the rock tightly.

The past of Baidi City was once again left behind by him.

The rock he was gripping with his right hand was not stable, and he seemed to have no time to think about any more footholds. Fortunately, this time, he didn't need to observe anymore.

Another point he could address had already caught his eye.

This time, only one figure came to mind.

One was a rabbit demon whose nose was red from the cold, but who had a bright smile.

Life with missing teeth isn't easy, but you can always feel his resilience. He wasn't bent over by reality; he remained the same boy struggling to make a living in the cold wind.

That was something she had once envied, so she treated him as a friend and carefully maintained their relationship because he possessed something she hadn't had when she was in the Ning family, something she longed to have.

backbone!

Chu Xunfeng regarded the missing tooth as a friend who was equal to him.

The affairs of the dragon race are no longer his concern, but his friends are.

Dynamic!

Chu Xunfeng exerted force with his right arm, and his body shot out like a cannonball.

He only has one thing left to do in the demon race!

The coup d'état in the demon race had little to do with him, but he did get involved in it nonetheless. However, it was out of necessity; the dragon race's purpose in exchanging him back into the demon race was to involve him in this matter.

Once you've completed your work, you don't need to be involved in anything else.

But the only thing missing is the whereabouts of my friend.

It concerns me.

His right hand gripped the rock.

Chu Xunfeng knew that the next obstacle was the barrier, and there were no more points of leverage above it.

But he didn't hesitate at all.

He leaped up again.

The barrier is within reach right now.

Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Spirit of Indomitable Will

The barrier was within reach, and the young man leaping upwards had a gleam in his eyes.

Three consecutive leaps almost made Chu Xunfeng give up thinking about what to do if he failed.

There's really nothing to do, it's just a matter of doing it again.

Chu Xunfeng believed that his heart was like a molting skin, shedding its heavy burdens, and his unwavering will was enough to break through that barrier.

But the truth is, it's not enough.

That membrane was incredibly tough. The moment my left hand touched it, it felt like touching tough cowhide. Yes, it felt like leather. It wasn't extremely tough, but even an ordinary person could tear a hole in it with all their might.

However, Chu Xunfeng simply couldn't find a place to exert force; he could only touch it, and his hands couldn't find any point of leverage at all.

Do we have to... fall again, and climb again?

His body had no strength left, and the thought of giving up only flashed through his mind for a second before he immediately suppressed it.

Having come this far, how could I possibly not struggle one more time!

He withdrew his gaze and looked at the cliff. Since he couldn't break through the barrier, he would try to stay on the cliff. At least he wouldn't have to start all over again!

With his hands forming claws, Chu Xunfeng tried to adjust his body in mid-air after figuring it out. Using the force of the rebound from the barrier, he gripped the cliff face tightly with both hands.

He couldn't find a foothold, but his hands remained firmly gripping the uneven rocks. Even if he fell, he would never let go once he had made his decision. Even if he were to fall to the bottom of the cliff, his hands would remain firmly clenched on the mountainside.

Skin, flesh, these things are no longer important.

His bones burned with heat, his blood surged, and his two wills intertwined, as if adding explosives to the machine that was his body. Chu Xunfeng felt that his mind was overflowing with intense will. He wanted to break through the Hidden Dragon Abyss. He would never obediently let the rules of the Hidden Dragon Abyss drag him to the bottom of that dark cliff without a trace of light.

Qianlongyuan insisted that he obediently fall off the cliff, but he refused. He broke free from his shackles, and even Qianlongyuan could not sway his mind.

Chu Xunfeng made three leaps and completed his transformation in the Hidden Dragon Abyss. At this point, the transformed Chu Xunfeng was no longer someone that the Hidden Dragon Abyss could confine.

The fall lasted for several breaths until the claw-like right hand suddenly gripped a protruding rock.

Chu Xunfeng's falling body suddenly stopped. He was about to stop when a huge force came from below him.

That's the rule of the Hidden Dragon Abyss: those who fall must fall to the bottom of the cliff.

However, at the top of the cliff, before that barrier, Chu Xunfeng had already abandoned all distracting thoughts and wanted to break through the Hidden Dragon Abyss. Even if the rules of the Hidden Dragon Abyss were pulling him back to the bottom of the abyss, he would never give in.

He defied the rules of the Hidden Dragon Abyss, clenching his teeth so hard that the immense force in his jaw caused pain in his skull, but the pain gradually transformed the turbulent emotions within him into rage.

The tiny dragon-shaped cloud clung to Chu Xunfeng's bulging right arm, roaring silently at the dark, uncertain sky. Chu Xunfeng felt as if he were carrying a mountain on his back, hanging on a cliff, his right hand about to be torn off.

Even so, his right hand remained firmly gripping the protruding rock on the cliff. Not only that, he even slowly raised his left hand, and his legs began to search for a foothold.

He was unwilling to give up. Even with an invisible burden on his shoulders, he was determined to climb that cliff and break through that barrier.

This is no longer about anything else.

At this point, he was simply competing with Qianlongyuan.

Under these circumstances, Chu Xunfeng actually climbed half a body length ahead. He followed the dark red hue in his field of vision and continued to probe with the same cautious attitude and meticulous probing as before.

Even this time, the same action requires dozens of times more effort.

The dark cliff began to tremble, as if it were a giant trying to shake off the "little one" that had climbed onto its back.

But Chu Xunfeng just wouldn't let go. Even with the weight of a thousand pounds on his back, he wouldn't let go. He just looked up, stubbornly staring at the dark, no longer pure, cliff top.

The illusions that appeared in Chu Xunfeng's mind were all just his guesses. He was furious that the barrier at the top of the Hidden Dragon Abyss was impossible to break through.

However, in reality, that barrier is simply because the phenomenon of Hidden Dragon Abyss has its limits; that barrier is not something that can be broken through.

That's a sheer cliff 1,800 meters high; ordinary cultivators can only climb up to 300 or 400 meters at most.

As for the immense strength he possessed, it was entirely due to Chu Xunfeng's failure to follow the rules of the Hidden Dragon Abyss.

The trembling cliff was caused by Chu Xunfeng's two consecutive attempts to reach the top, even breaking through the suppression of the Qianlong Abyss's strength on the test subjects. At this moment, his will was burning hot and could completely contend with the rules of the Qianlong Abyss. All these factors combined to cause a logical contradiction in the Qianlong Abyss, and the entire Qianlong Abyss was beginning to collapse.

Chu Xunfeng was completely unaware of this; he was simply climbing upwards, one step at a time.

It took Chu Xunfeng nearly three hours to climb this short distance of just over thirty meters. He would rest for a long time almost every time he reached a place where he could put down a foothold.

He held his breath and returned to the starting point of his previous three jumps.

The dark cliffs were gradually losing their deep black color, and even turning grayish-white.

As light gradually appeared in the dark sky, Chu Xunfeng could clearly see the "cliff" he was climbing, which had a texture similar to coral rock.

A dim light shone down from the sky, causing Chu Xunfeng, who had been in darkness for a long time, to squint.

He locked onto the spot where he had jumped for the first time.

Despite the immense pulling force on his body, Chu Xunfeng didn't hesitate at all. He jumped up, the heat of his sword bones seeming to bake the muscles on his back, and the surging hot blood in his veins driving his energy to converge in his powerful legs.

Even as he leaped, the immense pressure still pulled Chu Xunfeng down, preventing him from jumping very high. He was ultimately destined to lose his footing and fall.

However... Chu Xunfeng just stared silently at the no longer dark sky, his heart no longer filled with resentment, only with the courage and indomitable will to succeed if he could try again.

However, before he could react, a sudden gust of wind erupted from the bottom of the abyss, propelling Chu Xunfeng, who was weighed down by a thousand pounds, through the barrier.

If the membrane was like leather before, now... it's almost as if it doesn't exist. There's only the feeling of passing through, not the difficulty of passing through.

After passing through the membrane, Chu Xunfeng felt that a bright white light filled his vision.