“You damned bastard, why are you helping this Chu Feng? Who the hell are you, and what’s your motive?”
“I’ll kill you—I’ll definitely kill you!”
Chu Hanqing pointed at the fake Chu Feng, roaring hysterically. He was beyond furious, driven to the edge of madness.
This person had been his rise and now his fall.
This individual had clearly despised Chu Feng to the core—so why was he helping him now?
He couldn’t wrap his head around it, but he hated him for it.
Today, his reputation was ruined, and his life hung by a thread—all because of this person. How could he not hate him?
In contrast to Chu Hanqing, Chu Hanyouyou remained relatively calm.
She’d prepared herself for this possibility from the start, though she hadn’t expected their failure to be so complete.
Still, she wanted answers, even though she already had a suspicion.
“It seems this was a trap from the beginning. You weren’t out to harm Chu Feng—you were out to get us,” Chu Hanyouyou said, her resentful gaze fixed on the fake Chu Feng.
In truth, she knew that cooperating with this stranger from the outset had been a gamble.
What pained her wasn’t losing the bet—it was realizing she’d lost only after thinking she’d won. The crushing disparity left her frustrated and heartbroken.
She felt she’d been deceived from the start, played like a pawn in someone else’s hands.
As a Supreme Elder of the Chu Heavenly Clan, she’d schemed against countless people in her lifetime, only to be outmaneuvered in the end.
“You’re wrong. I didn’t deliberately set out to harm you. In fact, the one who sought you out to cooperate and poison the Chu Heavenly Clan’s patriarch wasn’t me,” the fake Chu Feng said.
“What? It wasn’t you?”
“Then who are you?” Chu Hanqing and Chu Hanyouyou asked simultaneously.
At that moment, Chu Feng, Chu Hanpeng, Chu Xuanzhengfa, and even outsiders like Wuming Fenghuo all stared at the fake Chu Feng. They all wanted to know who this person was—someone capable of impersonating Chu Feng so flawlessly.
Swoosh—
Just then, the fake Chu Feng’s body began to distort, and soon, his appearance changed entirely.
When they saw his true form, everyone’s eyes flashed with surprise.
People had imagined what the fake Chu Feng might really look like, but no one had expected him to turn out to be a little girl.
This girl looked only eight or nine years old, with delicate features already hinting at future beauty.
Her large, dark eyes radiated pure innocence, making her utterly endearing.
Yet this adorable, lovely girl had a head of snow-white hair.
It had to be said—such a pure face paired with that white hair was indeed a bit eerie.
“Sister!”
Chu Feng’s face lit up with joy as he exclaimed.
“Sister?!”
His words left everyone even more shocked.
Not only were they stunned that Chu Feng knew this girl, but they were floored that he called her “sister.”
She was just a child!!!
But this person was indeed Chu Feng’s sister—because she was Bai Liluo.
Bai Liluo had met Chu Feng in the Ancestral Martial Cultivation Realm. She was a heavenly phenomenon of that realm and, being playful, had insisted Chu Feng call her “sister.”
Back when Chu Feng controlled the grand formation and could sense everything in the Ancestral Martial Cultivation Realm, he couldn’t find Bai Liluo anywhere.
He’d been worried then, especially since he’d left her while she was merging with that dark shadow, with the outcome uncertain.
Chu Feng never imagined he’d see Bai Liluo here, within his own clan.
“My little brother Chu Feng, your sister made you suffer.”
“But don’t worry—your patriarch’s poison, if he could inflict it, then I, your sister, can cure it,” Bai Liluo said with a beaming smile.
Hearing this, Chu Feng’s heart sank. He quickly asked, “Sister, that monster—is it still inside you? Was it him who poisoned the patriarch?”
“Mm,” Bai Liluo nodded.
At that moment, Chu Feng confirmed his suspicions.
The one who’d poisoned the patriarch was that dark shadow, who hated Chu Feng and thus sought to frame him.
But now, the one in control of the body was Bai Liluo.
That’s why she’d stepped forward to clear Chu Feng’s name.
That’s also why the same person had both framed Chu Feng and exonerated him—because, from start to finish, it wasn’t one being.
“You bastard, you’re really in cahoots with Chu Feng! You deliberately set us up—I’ll kill you, I’ll kill you!”
Chu Hanqing went berserk.
Chu Feng understood everything, but Chu Hanqing didn’t. He had no idea that Bai Liluo and the dark shadow had fused, harboring two consciousnesses—one good, one evil.
All he saw was Bai Liluo approaching them for cooperation, only to expose their scheme later.
In his eyes, Bai Liluo was Chu Feng’s ally, intentionally out to ruin them.
“Behave yourself!”
Whoosh—
But their crimes were already proven, and Chu Xuanzhengfa wouldn’t let them act so brazenly.
Before Chu Hanqing could finish his threats, Chu Xuanzhengfa forced him to the ground, his head buried in the dirt.
No one paid much attention to Chu Hanqing’s struggles. At that moment, all eyes remained fixed on Chu Feng and Bai Liluo.
Chu Feng was extraordinarily gifted, but this little girl didn’t seem ordinary either.
Everyone was curious about their relationship.
She called Chu Feng her brother—could she also have been nurtured by Chu Xuanyuan?
At that moment, the crowd’s minds buzzed with speculation.
