I Just Wanted to Teach Cultivation, But Goddesses Keep Coming! Chapter 472 The Grand Elder Accuses Me of Using a Forbidden

Li ngyao blinked several tis as her entire mind froze the mont she saw Lin Feng up close.

From afar, she had already known that he was extraordinary beyond compare, but seeing him directly with her own eyes was an entirely different matter altogether.

The impact was so overwhelming that her thoughts nearly stopped functioning.

Lin Feng was tall and broad-shouldered, his figure perfectly proportioned like a heavenly masterpiece crafted by the heavenly immortals themselves.

His re presence seed capable of suppressing the entire room, yet strangely enough, he did not give off any sense of danger or oppression.

On the contrary, the aura around him felt warm, calm, and profound.

It was the aura of soone who had seen countless things in life yet still chose kindness. The aura of a man who understood the hearts of others.

Standing before him, Li ngyao suddenly felt an indescribable sense of peace.

It was as if all the worries buried deep within her heart could be spoken freely before him without fear of ridicule or judgnt.

She even had the absurd illusion that if she were to ask Lin Feng about the aning of life itself, he would patiently guide her and illuminate both her mind and soul.

Such a feeling was incredibly strange.

Li ngyao had t many experts before. So were terrifying and domineering.

Others were cold and detached like immortals high above the heavens. Yet Lin Feng was different from all of them.

He felt... human. And yet at the sa ti, impossibly transcendent.

It was not difficult for Li ngyao to tell that Lin Feng was a teacher, and not rely an ordinary one.

No, this was a man capable of changing the destinies of countless people with just a few words.

A truly great teacher whose wisdom likely surpassed imagination itself.

But perhaps the most dangerous thing about him was not his wisdom, nor his unfathomable aura.

It was his face.

The instant Li ngyao truly looked at him carefully, her beautiful eyes widened slightly.

Handso. No... calling him handso alone felt almost insulting.

Lin Feng’s appearance was so perfect that it bordered on unreal.

Every feature of his face seed sculpted flawlessly, carrying a natural elegance and charm that no mortal should possess.

His calm eyes alone were enough to make countless won lose themselves willingly.

Li ngyao’s heartbeat instantly accelerated.

Thump.

Thump.

Thump.

Her cheeks flushed bright red at a visible speed. Even the tips of her ears turned crimson.

She hurriedly lowered her gaze, not daring to continue staring at him for too long out of fear that she might embarrass herself completely.

"What is happening to ...?" she thought in panic.

As the proud eldest daughter of the Li family, Li ngyao had always maintained elegance and composure no matter the situation.

Countless talented young masters had tried to pursue her over the years, yet none had ever managed to shake her heart even slightly.

But now?

Just one glance at Lin Feng had nearly shattered all her calmness. The area gradually beca silent. An awkward silence.

Li ngyao wanted to speak countless tis, but every ti she tried, her words beca stuck in her throat.

Her mind felt completely blank whenever Lin Feng’s calm gaze landed upon her.

One minute passed.

Then another.

The atmosphere beca increasingly strange as Li ngyao remained standing there motionlessly while Lin Feng quietly waited without the slightest impatience.

Three minutes later, Li ngyao’s heart was already in chaos.

"Say sothing!" she scread internally at herself. "You ca here for an important reason!"

Yet the mont she raised her head and accidentally t Lin Feng’s eyes again, her courage instantly collapsed once more.

Five whole minutes passed just like that. Finally, Lin Feng gently broke the silence himself.

"I heard that you wanted to speak with , Miss Li," Lin Feng said calmly.

His voice was deep, magnetic, and strangely soothing, carrying a mysterious warmth that instantly cald the surroundings.

Hearing him speak felt almost like listening to a wise immortal preaching the dao beneath the heavens.

Li ngyao’s heart trembled again.

Even his voice was unfairly perfect.

anwhile, Lin Feng himself did not think much of her reaction.

He had long since beco accustod to won freezing up, blushing, or losing the ability to speak whenever they stood before him.

Such scenes had happened so often that he barely paid attention to them anymore. After all, he was simply too extraordinary as a man.

Too handso.

Too charismatic.

Too refined.

Too perfect.

For ordinary won, rely standing near him was already enough to make their minds descend into chaos.

So even forgot their own nas after eting him for the first ti.

Compared to those won, Li ngyao was actually handling herself rather well.

Lin Feng patiently waited with a calm expression, giving Li ngyao enough ti to gather herself.

anwhile, Li ngyao secretly took several deep breaths in an attempt to steady her wildly beating heart.

Only now did she finally understand why even soone as proud and talented as her younger sister, Li Zhiyan, had spoken about Lin Feng with such strange admiration recently.

eting this man once was enough to leave an unforgettable impression for a lifeti.

"Now every man I et from this day onward will be compared to Lin Feng..." Li ngyao thought inwardly.

The realization made her feel both helpless and terrified. Because the more she looked at Lin Feng, the more she realized how impossibly unfair he was.

How could any ordinary man ever hope to compete against soone like this? It was like comparing trash to gold.

Whether it was appearance, aura, temperant, wisdom, charm, or re presence, Lin Feng seed to exist on an entirely different level from everyone else she had ever encountered in her life.

The so-called heavenly geniuses and noble young masters that countless won admired throughout the Azure Heaven Continent suddenly felt laughable in comparison.

So were arrogant despite lacking talent. Others relied only on their family backgrounds. Many were outright rude.