Not long ago, when the Heavenly God of Longevity retracted his divided soul, San Niang and Huangfu Yongxian were already facing the toughest battle.
In the past few days on the march, they initially suffered from Chi Li's elusive attacks using the sandstorms as cover. Cui Yuanyong, Situ Xiao, and others led patrols to maintain the stability of the march, and Chi Li's several assaults ended in failure.
Chi Li had never seen Situ Xiao before. This man ranked slightly lower than Cui Yuanyong and was reputed to be a drunkard, which was seen as a major taboo for marching vigilance. Originally thinking he would be easier to deal with, Chi Li tried to attack from that direction a few times but decided he'd rather face Cui Yuanyong than see Situ Xiao's stubbly face again.
What does it mean to be like an iron lock across the river or an impenetrable wall?
