Demonic Calamity Across the Heavens: Starting with Little Li's Flying Dagger

Chapter 116 Capturing Passes and Destroying Cities, Song? Coward! It enriched Buddhism!

Previously, when Guo Fu was around, Wei Wu and Li Mochou avoided Huang Rong when they were cultivating, for fear of affecting the girl.

Even when sending Guo Fu to the secluded paradise, Wei Wu only briefly told his sisters-in-law about Guo Fu's difficult fate. He felt sorry for her having to flee at such a young age, so he asked his sisters-in-law to help take care of her.

Lin Shiyin is undoubtedly kind and soft-hearted; otherwise, she wouldn't have saved Wei Wu back then. Even though she suffered because of it, that's all in the past. She was just taking care of a baby girl; she couldn't possibly be betrayed like that, could she?

Therefore, Lin Shiyin was quite friendly to Guo Fu.

As for the ugly eagle and Dugu Jianzhong, Wei Wu arranged for them to be on the other side of the flower sea, in the mountains and ravines, so that the ugly eagle could raise snakes on its own and not reach the flower sea, let alone cause trouble on the other side of the Golden Water Bridge.

Now that he had no more reservations, Wei Wu acted much more boldly, pointing at Li Mochou with a sinister grin and saying, "Even if I'm not human, I'm still a Pure Yang Golden Immortal!"

Just to be on the safe side, Li Mochou took the initiative to check the temperature and said to Huang Rong, "It is indeed quite hot."

Huang Rong's face was now as red as a boiled shrimp, turning from green to red, then back to green again, and her chest was throbbing painfully. Hearing Li Mochou's words, she snapped at me irritably, "Why are you telling me all this!"

Li Mochou smiled awkwardly; she had forgotten that Huang Rong was someone else's wife.

Ok?

This reaction—

She looked up at Wei Wu, gritting her teeth, and said, "You're a complete bastard!"

Wei Wu corrected her sternly, "This isn't a scoundrel, it should be called a villain!"

"Demon! Monster!"

"Ugh—"

Inside Dasheng Pass, which was occupied by the Jin Kingdom, cries of ghosts and howls of wolves spread in all directions. Even the Jin generals who had withstood several attacks by the Meng family father and son were now abandoning their armor and weapons, fearing that they would be too slow to escape.

Wei Wu provided Li Mochou with oral medication and relieved Huang Rong's bloating and pain. After confirming that the two were not ghosts and that Guo Fu was safe, he led them to Dasheng Pass, where he transformed into a human tank and crushed the Jin army in the simplest and most brutal way.

One person has cleared the level!

In fact, Wei Wu also took a shortcut. With his current strength, it would be somewhat difficult for him to defeat 30,000 elite cavalry and 50,000 Han soldiers head-on. After all, with so many people surrounding him, he could be exhausted by attrition.

but!

Wei Wu was no wooden stake. He moved with the Nine Yin Manual's Spiral Nine Shadows technique, specializing in killing those whose clothes were different from those of ordinary soldiers. He also used the Ghostly Wind Howl in combination with Yi Deng's Thousand-Mile Transmission to create a hellish scene of howling winds and wailing ghosts.

Furthermore, the night raid caused a riot within the camp, leaving the 80,000 men in complete disarray and without any command.

When dawn broke, the Jin army commander finally rallied his personal guards to prepare for a desperate last stand.

Then, in front of everyone, Wei Wu single-handedly broke through the enemy lines, crushing the Jin army commander and his two hundred personal guards like a human tank, successfully plunging the newly restored order of Dasheng Pass back into panic.

Wei Wu was not a bloodthirsty maniac; everything he did had its own purpose. These 80,000 men were the sparks he spread, and he planned to ignite all the important towns and cities of the Jin Kingdom along the way, spreading his fame far and wide.

When the smoke of war rose at Dasheng Pass, it attracted the attention of Xiangyang City. The Meng family father and son immediately thought of Wei Wu's previous arrogant words and wanted to send out scouts to investigate, but Zhao Fang, the military commissioner of Jinghu, stopped them, saying that it might be a trick by Guo Jing.

Although the Meng family father and son reported Guo Jing's identity as the "Mongol Song King" immediately, the father and son had been too close to Guo Jing, which made Zhao Fang suspicious of the Zhongshun Army that Meng Zongzheng had built. They decided to stay in the city and ignore the tricks from the north.

The Meng family father and son were extremely anxious. If Cao Cao really went to kill and massacre the city, causing chaos in Dasheng Pass, it would be a great opportunity to recapture Dasheng Pass.

However, Zhao Fang was determined not to move. "Recapturing Dasheng Pass is undoubtedly a merit, but starting a war without orders from above is one mistake. If this is a trick by the Jin army and we suffer heavy losses, that is another mistake. Even if we manage to capture Dasheng Pass by chance, it will ruin the arrangements made by above, which is a third mistake!"

"One merit and three demerits—can you two discern which is more important and which is less important?"

Meng Zongzheng was furious. He repeatedly pleaded with Zhao Fang to send spies, but Zhao Fang refused. Helpless, he could only find Elder Lu Youjiao of the Beggars' Sect. All the elders of the Clean Clothes Sect had been killed by Wei Wu, so the Beggars' Sect disciples had no choice but to release Lu Youjiao, who had been imprisoned, and let him temporarily take charge of the Beggars' Sect.

Although Lu Youjiao disliked the Meng family's ingratitude, he prioritized national affairs and still sent out many Beggars' Gang spies, who learned about what had happened at Dasheng Pass.

Then the Meng father and son also fell silent.

What does it mean that Dashengguan is haunted?

A Yama named "Wei Wu" led countless ghost soldiers into Guanzhong, killing countless people.

This King Yama named Wei Wu single-handedly defeated the Jin army commander and his two hundred elite guards.

When the Meng father and son reported this news, they unsurprisingly received a sneer from Zhao Fang: "Are you two inviting me to listen to a story? Using such supernatural tales in the army—have you two forgotten the Jingkang Incident?"

"I know you two are implicated by Guo Jing and are eager to make a name for yourselves and clear your names, but you must not be too hasty in your actions, much less treat things so childishly. Alright, you may leave now."

The Meng family father and son had no choice but to leave.

Wei Wu waited all day, but no one from the imperial court in Xiangyang arrived. Instead, many martial arts practitioners who had heard about the Beggars' Sect came.

These people were initially skeptical, worried that it might be a trick by the Beggars' Sect. But when they arrived at Dasheng Pass and saw that it was indeed unguarded, they became so excited that they almost revealed their true colors.

Since no one from the imperial court came, Wei Wu simply left these martial arts practitioners to guard the area while he continued to lead Li Mochou and Huang Rong into the Jin Kingdom.

Thinking of how cowardly the Song army was, he lost all his last shred of concern and, relying on his superior martial arts skills, began to spread poison throughout the city. It wasn't a deadly poison, but a strange poison that would cause unbearable itching within the city, but would be harmless once one left.

This poison was unheard of. The Jin soldiers had just taken over the remnants of the army in Dasheng Pass when they were hit by this. They subconsciously believed the words of the remnants of the army in Dasheng Pass, shouting "Wei Wu, the King of Hell, is spreading plague. If you don't abandon the city, you will die!" and then they fled.

Wei Wu successfully obtained the fame points he had been longing for, at least 150,000. However, when he arrived in the heart of the Jin Kingdom and heard that "Wei Yanluo spread a poisonous plague, turning the lives of the people in sixteen cities into poisonous blood, leaving them all empty cities," his face turned as black as the bottom of a pot.

If I really killed everyone, then spreading this story wouldn't be a big deal; at most, it would be considered a factual account.

The problem is that his main purpose was to drive people away. Although the poison he left behind was quite strong and a "small number" of people died, and later people would not be able to enter the city for a short period of time, how did he end up with the title of "King of Hell"?

What Wei Wu was unaware of was that "King Yama" was still a good person. The Buddhist temples in Bianjing (where the Jin Dynasty moved its capital) had united to incorporate him into the Buddhist order, using the pretext of "Maitreya descending to earth to influence the karma of sentient beings and causing the seven ghosts and gods Wei Wu to cause trouble" to amass wealth!

Unfortunately, many of the Jin nobles were Buddhists, and they poured a lot of money into Buddhism, leaving Wei Wu with only a string of bad reputations.

Cao Cao: "Slay Buddhism! Slay Buddhism! I'm going to smash the heads and teeth of these bald monks to pieces!"

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