Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Divine Martial Stars: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

However, Li Mu's ability to console others was obviously inadequate in comparison with that to kill others. So it did not work well. After a while, Granny Cai slightly came back to earth. The old woman urged Li Mu to leave there as soon as possible and said, "Ma San does not only have a gang of ruffians working for him, but also have backers in the town government. Master Luan Lai, since you've killed his people, the government will not let you go and will arrest you without a doubt. Master Luan Lai, please leave Ping'an town quickly." Little Caicai also looked at Li Mu with eager eyes. She hoped to learn some techniques from Li Mu so that she could protect her grandmother. But hearing what her grandmother said, Caicai knew that Li Mu needed to leave there quickly, otherwise, he would be in danger. Therefore, she felt it was not the right moment to ask him to teach her. Children from poor families became thoughtfu

"Damn it..." Li Mu was frustrated by the opponent's unceasing varieties of killing movements. Obviously, the mysterious swordsman was quite similar to Li Mu in terms of strength and speed. In this case, where the opponent boasted a superhigh level of fighting techniques close to art, Li Mu's disadvantages in combat experience and techniques were infinitely magnified. Shadow of swords fell like fireworks, and mercury dropping to the ground. At the very moment, Li Mu felt it was inevitable. Fortunately, Li Mu had a big advantage— Thick-skinned! At the crucial moment, he bowed his head, clasped his hands over his head, and curled up like a tortoise. Then he retreated at full speed. Puff! Puff! Puff! Just like the rain lashed broken leather, a series of strange sounds rang. At that moment, a heavy muffled sound rang continuously from the place on Li

Li Mu was a person of boldness and super skill. Without any hesitation, he walked down the stairs which was like a rampway. The stairs were not too long, only with over twenty steps, which linked to an underground backroom with hundreds of square meters. The backroom was rather big supported by six stone prism pillars. The wall was not exquisite-built but absolutely stable. The blue brick walls were walls and uneven, on which torches hung. Above the four upper corners of the room, there were blowholes. So it was not too stuffy, but dampness mixed in the air. Casing a glance, Li Mu could conclude that the backroom had not been built for a long time. In the backroom, Li Mu unexpectedly found piles of gold and silver jewels and treasures, as well as various jade wares. In addition, there were various weapons shelves where many extraordinary weapons were placed, including broadswords, Qiangs, swords, halberds, axes, a

Song Yi, the mayor of Peace County, turned out to have nothing to do with Ma San's plots. He did not know the existence of the secret chamber or the objects in it. That truth was a little disappointing to Li Mu. But it was the fact. And Song Yi did not hold any back from him when they had a private conversation down the secret chamber. Li Mu was perfectly sure of that because during their meeting he utilized some means to ascertain whether Song Yi lied to him. By now, it seemed that some pieces of the puzzle could be put together—To cozy up to Song Yi, Ma San offered him assorted treasures, resources, and beautiful girls; and on the surface, he was obedient as Song Yi's dog. But when no one was looking, he was taking advantage of the mayor's power to do something that even Song Yi had no idea of. Thus, Song Yi was not in league with Ma San. That made the case more interesting. After his

Li Mu held his horse still at the entrance of the Pig-Herding Alley. He stayed for a while, lost in thought. He was an imposter, not the real Li Mu on this planet. But he still decided to take in the real Li Mu's mother, because, for one thing, that was something he could do to compensate the real Li Mu for impersonating him. After all, no matter whether he was dead or still alive, judging by the things he did before, he was a talented and dutiful son. For another, he felt pity for the suffering the real Li Mu's mother had endured. He hoped the old woman who had been deceived by fate could be able to live a happy life in her twilight years. Adding that he had not enjoyed parental love on Earth and that had left a hole in his heart, he was longing for such experience. However, no matter how similar he and the real Li Mu looked, he was not the same man. What if the real Li Mu's mother discovered his real identity? That would be quite awkward.