"However, I still need to thank you for the reminder. This information is very important to ."
Cheng Jiashu stared at Fang Cheng for a while, then showed a brilliant smile:
"A wise choice, who wouldn’t want a peaceful life."
Then, as if he rembered sothing, his expression beca a bit peculiar:
"Actually, I’ve been wanting to contact you privately to tell you about these situations."
"But for so reason, every ti I tried to establish a spiritual link with you recently, it ended in failure. It seems like your Spiritual Secret Realm has undergone a significant change."
Fang Cheng’s heart stirred, but he maintained a calm appearance:
"Oh? What kind of change?"
Cheng Jiashu recalled the sensation, his brow slightly furrowed:
"Before, your Spirit Barrier was solid, but at least people could sense its boundaries."
"But recently, every ti my consciousness approached, I felt an extrely intense and overbearing strength shutting out."
"That feeling... it was like staring directly at the scorching midday sun, glaring and hot, it almost backfired on my spiritual body, so I had to stop."
Fang Cheng’s eyes flickered slightly.
That was the automatic defense chanism of the Sun Heart Net.
It seems that with the devouring of the Deep Red Eye, successfully molding the Inner World, the strength of his spiritual defense had greatly surpassed before, so much that even the S-Class Cheng Jiashu could not easily probe it.
This was indeed a good asure of his own capabilities.
Fang Cheng then showed an apologetic expression, half-truthfully explaining a few things:
"It could be due to so issues in my recent cultivation, my Spiritual Secret Realm is undergoing internal remodeling, it’s quite chaotic, and not convenient to welco guests for now."
"Once it’s stable after so ti, I’ll invite you in for a visit."
"I understand."
Cheng Jiashu smiled and didn’t dwell on the matter.
Then he pulled out a business card from his pocket and pushed it in front of Fang Cheng:
"It has my personal number on it, it’s on 24/7. If you run into any trouble or need help, no matter what, you can contact ."
Fang Cheng instinctively wanted to refuse.
But then he thought it over, facing a massive entity like the Ideal Land, having one more ally is better than having a passerby.
So he reached out for the business card and nodded:
"Alright."
After safely putting away the business card, Fang Cheng stood up to say goodbye, then suddenly rembered sothing, casually asking:
"By the way, you ntioned before about searching in West Mountain for signs of Jiang Chen’s rebirth, any news recently?"
As soon as the words left his mouth, Cheng Jiashu seed to have heard so forbidden spell, his body slightly trembled.
The idol who always carried a smile instantly had tightly knit brows, and his handso face was sowhat twisted.
Even though he tried very hard to control his facial expression, Fang Cheng still clearly saw his mouth twitch involuntarily.
A surge of obscure and brutal aura flashed from inside him.
Though it lasted less than half a second, that mont of loss of control was truly alarming.
Fang Cheng paused, his gaze slightly narrowing:
"What’s wrong with you?"
"Nothing..."
Upon Fang Cheng’s inquiry, Cheng Jiashu took a deep breath and closed his eyes.
When he reopened them, that odd emotion had been forcibly suppressed back.
Only a layer of fine cold sweat on his forehead revealed the pain he had endured just now.
Cheng Jiashu picked up a long-cold cup of tea and took a sip, his voice a bit hoarse:
"Old problems acting up, just need so ti."
Upon finishing, he seed to want to avoid the subject, swiftly adding:
"There’s no conclusive discovery in West Mountain for now, that thing is hidden very deep, but I’ll intensify the search, and contact you imdiately once there’s news."
Fang Cheng looked at the pale-faced Cheng Jiashu, lost in thought.
Could just ntioning the na "Jiang Chen" evoke such a substantial physical reaction?
It seems this glamorous superstar harbors no fewer secrets than he does.
"Alright, I’ll wait for your update."
Fang Cheng nodded, taking leave of him.
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