The Star River Era! The Dimensional Freedom Demon

"World 001 sounds a bit unpleasant, and the numbering is too inhuman. After all, it's the first world we've entered, so it's better to give it a proper name, as well as me, the apostle."

then.

001 World → Anti-Qing World

Apostle No. 1 → Ji Qingyun

After mentally modifying the name, Ji Chen nodded in satisfaction.

"However, there is still one last step to go."

Ji Chen found that Ji Qingyun's skill panel was too rudimentary, so he directly used one of the panel's abilities.

I communicated with 'Lu Xiao's' sub-panel using my mind, and then...

Copy, paste.

Name: Ji Qingyun

[Identity: None]

[Skills: Spearmanship Lv3, Archery Lv1, Horsemanship Lv1, Heaven-Shaking Limitless Palm (Divine) Lv?, Azure Sun Firming Stance (Divine) Lv1]

All you need is an apostle and the skills to experience human life.

Other apostles influenced by the information particles of the same world can be seamlessly copied; this is a basic skill.

Only high-threshold skills like the Heaven-Shaking Limitless Palm, which require breaking through the limits of the human body and undergoing a transformation of Qi and Blood, cannot be directly copied and pasted from the panel.

However, as long as the subsequent conditions are met, Ji Qingyun can also learn the divine version of the Heaven-Shaking Limitless Palm.

"So, begin the rollout!"

With a hiss, the card in Ji Chen's hand transformed into a stream of light, entering the anti-Qing world along the dimensional rift.

. . . . . .

Dongting Lake.

The autumn wind is bleak and chills to the bone.

The tall, long reeds swayed in the wind, and the withered, broken lotus leaves fell to the ground.

Just then, a strong gust of wind swept up all the fallen leaves in the pond.

Splash--

The fallen leaves fluttered down, played with by an invisible hand, beginning to coalesce, take shape, and change color, gradually taking on a human-like form.

Ji Chen shivered suddenly, feeling a chill run through his body. He looked down and saw the spear standing upright in the wind.

Standing on the Xiangtan Lake, a cool breeze blows on my balls.

"Oh no, I forgot to make clothes for the apostle!"

Ji Chen, disregarding his own resemblance to Nezha's newborn entrance, quickly protected his second brother, found a few relatively intact lotus leaves, and used reeds to tie his lower body together.

After finishing, Ji Chen looked around with a murderous aura.

At this very moment, if anyone sees his bromine sample, Ji Chen will make him disappear from this world immediately.

Only after confirming that there was no one else around did Ji Chen breathe a sigh of relief.

He didn't want the future second-generation leader to appear and be ridiculed by the world's enemies for this very reason.

"This is Lu Xiao's successor. I heard he's become a monster."

"Of course! I heard he likes Robben the most."

"It's a pity that Lu Xiao, a hero of his generation, chose such an absurd successor. Gao Yang is no better than that."

. . . . . .

Just thinking about that scene sent chills down Ji Chen's spine.

"However, regarding the matter reorganization, I've thought of many ways the apostles would appear, but I never expected him to appear in this most incredible way."

After covering his private parts, Ji Chen, who was unaware that anyone would see him in his most disheveled state, immediately turned his attention to the apostle.

Looking at his muscular biceps, Ji Chen touched them. The flesh and blood felt real, indistinguishable from 'Lu Xiao' and his own body.

With a heavy heart, Ji Chen bit her finger, and bright red blood seeped out.

"It turns out he's not a vegetable after all. I almost thought I was going to unleash my pure fighting style."

Ji Chen smacked his lips; the taste of blood was the same as when his gums bled normally.

"It seems that the Apostles' bodies are indeed no different from ordinary people, even more normal than the Federation's clones."

The Federation's clones require at least 72 hours of incubation time to be fully cloned.

Moreover, after being released, their mental capacity was only equivalent to that of a toddler, making them completely incomparable to the apostles who could still function normally even after being separated from them.

As Ji Chen determined his direction, he strode towards the Changjiang Fish Market, pondering the mysteries of the Apostle's body.

Ji Chen can freely choose the location where the apostles are deployed.

It could be random, or it could be an area that Ji Chen had previously explored.

The reason Ji Chen didn't directly deploy the apostles near Lu Xiao was to better take over Lu Xiao's position.

As an apostle, he had no relatives or friends in this world, no activity trajectory, and no social network whatsoever, so there was naturally no reason for him to have any interaction with Lu Xiao.

In this situation, how can one become familiar with Lu Xiao and gain his trust without arousing suspicion from outsiders, so as to inherit Lu Xiao's estate?

Relatives!

When you're out in the world, you give yourself your own identity.

If you don't have an identity, then create one.

A relative from Lu Xiao's family, related to Lu Xiao by blood.

As everyone knows, Lu Xiao, or "Skinny Monkey," is an orphan. His father died early, and his mother has disappeared.

Ji Chen also possesses all of Lu Xiao's memories; he knows exactly where Lu Xiao has scars and hemorrhoids.

Coincidentally, Ji Chen had specially placed the same birthmark on Ji Qingyun, the apostle, just like Lu Xiao's.

"Fortunately, I didn't kill all of Skinny Monkey's brothers. I spared Liu Zi, and he was being monitored by Lu Xiao's men. His whereabouts were always in my hands. With him as a witness, my fabricated identity is even more unbreakable."

Ji Chen felt that there was nothing wrong with his actions.

He didn't think it was unnecessary.

If he were to brazenly approach Lu Xiao as Ji Qingyun and seek refuge there, let alone whether Lu Xiao's subordinates would accept a newcomer riding on their heads.

Even if Lu Xiao's subordinates could accept it, Lu Xiao had no reason to entrust the empire he had worked so hard to build to outsiders.

Will this behavior attract the attention of the White Sun Sect and Qingting? If these forces become curious, who knows what kind of trouble they might cause?

Even when a rural landlord inherits a property, the government has to be careful to check for any hidden motives, let alone a warlord who commands an army of five thousand.

Along the way, Ji Chen hurried along, but he witnessed a lot of chaos.

The entire territory of Jingzhou has fallen into the hands of the Baiyang Sect, and the armies of the Qing Dynasty are also gathering in various places, with their forces pointing directly at Jingzhou.

With even greater war looming, the people were filled with anxiety, fearing for the lives and property of their families.

As Ji Chen observed, many rice paddies showed signs of neglect, with few people tending to them. The people of Jingzhou couldn't even afford to take care of something as important as the autumn harvest.

While passing through some villages, Ji Chen also saw bandits and robbers looting and robbing women and their belongings.

Ji Chen was filled with righteous indignation.

Although he was also a rebel, he was a rebel with a conscience. As long as he was paid, his life and women could be saved.

Ji Chen would only resort to tricks when he encountered a miserly, stingy person.

Besides, if you don't rebel while wearing a chrysanthemum-shaped hat, you'll be drilling an electric drill.

He was also following the historical trend.

Unlike these ruthless bandits, who are truly murderers and arsonists, committing all sorts of evil deeds.

So Ji Chen took action.

He picked up a long stick from the roadside, and the water couldn't penetrate it. He aimed and struck wherever he wanted, his attacks like raging waves, making the bandits cry out in agony.

After leaving behind several corpses, the bandits could only make threats and leave in a sorry state.

Ji Chen also received a set of well-fitting clothes and the gratitude of the farmers and fishermen.

During this process, he also inquired about some ambiguous information from these farmers and fishermen, paving the way for his search for Lu Xiao.

As a result, Ji Qingyun's traces became traceable.

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Actually, I originally wanted to name the apostle Ji Bochang, but it was too Ji Bahuang and a bit too common, so I didn't use it (ʘ‿ʘ).