Kong Hou and Dong Xiao were dumbfounded, watching Tianmiao laugh so hard that tears were about to fly out. This was the first ti they’d seen their master lose composure like this.
"Ahahaha, quick, record this for ," Tianmiao laughed until she was out of breath.
"Master, what’s going on?" Kong Hou was so scared that he forgot to call her Boss and directly called her Master.
Dong Xiao took out the Recording Stone and cast it into the Heavenly chanism Mirror, starting the recording.
"Hong Rong, ah, it’s Hong Rong! Haha, didn’t you notice? This dancing woman looks just like Hong Rong, this is the Secret Realm left by Hong Rong," Tianmiao clutched her stomach, finally managing to stop laughing.
Kong Hou and Dong Xiao were imdiately stunned, both doubting their ears.
Who is Hong Rong?
She’s an employee of the Heavenly Dao Office.
She’s a cold-faced dominant woman, efficient and decisive in her work, extrely serious and stern, ticulous in her actions, and her dressing exudes an austere aura. Anyone who sees her feels a bit intimidated, and no one dares to joke with her.
But now, looking at the Heavenly chanism Mirror again.
Only to hear that madman behind Ye Chenfeng shouting, "There is no one in the world who is not srized by your Divine Soul, Shangwu, you must be the most dazzling star! How can this dark and ugly place complent your dance?"
He took out a glowing Jade from his pocket, raised it above his head with both hands, and the Jade left the man’s hands, gradually flying upward, all while the man giggled idiotically, mumbling sothing.
"Ahahaha, such an embarrassing shout-out, Hong Rong thought of this, and it’s all used to praise herself. Usually, if soone even ntions her beauty in passing, she’d nearly twist their head off, calling them improper and frivolous. As it turns out, beneath it all, she’s really this kind of person," Tianmiao couldn’t help but laugh again.
Kong Hou and Dong Xiao were sweating from the back of their heads.
They couldn’t tell, it was truly inconceivable.
Such a proper Hong Rong, privately she’s like this, like this...
"Quick, record everything for . I’ll use this to blackmail her when I get back. Next ti she visits the Great World, she’ll have to bring good things for ," Tianmiao’s eyes shone with excitent as she spoke eagerly.
Kong Hou and Dong Xiao stood there silently.
If it weren’t that Hong Rong can’t beat the master, and if the master wasn’t the daughter of the Heavenly Dao, they thought Hong Rong might fight with all she had against the master.
Such an embarrassing matter being recorded by the master, this leverage is simply lethal!
"Watch carefully, record everything happening in this Secret Realm," Tianmiao instructed, then waved her hand, causing the Heavenly chanism Mirror to split into several parts, reflecting the people entering the Secret Realm from various angles.
...
Ye Chenfeng only found that man too noisy, quickened his pace, and distanced himself further from the town center, oblivious to the fact that the man had transford into a wisp of black smoke, disappearing on the spot.
The pitch-black sky was suddenly illuminated, a pale yellow moon hung in the sky, flickered a few tis, and then countless stars scattered from the full moon, as if stars were adorning it.
As the surroundings gradually brightened, the woman standing atop the pavilion revealed her true form, a woman in red, standing barefoot on the roof, her sheer clothes fluttering, a half-open dance fan wrapped around her back. Her features picturesque, her loose hair draped over her shoulders, unparalleled and independent.
Such a stunning woman, truly rare in the world, left the few cultivators standing not far away seemingly forgetting why they entered the Secret Realm, with only this beauty in their eyes and hearts.
Jie Wenzhan, while gazing at the woman, was using his powers to expel the faint Charm fragrance from his body, the smile on his lips growing wider.
Tianmiao watched with great interest in front of the Heavenly chanism Mirror.
(Putting on a face mask, forgot to update, sorry, a bit late)
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