A major reason the two of them came over was curiosity.
Neither Ji Qingkang nor Ji Qingyue could understand where Zhong Ming, a man from a minor sect, found the audacity to treat all the young prodigies of Qingyue County City as mere challengers.
Of course, having such thoughts also made one thing clear: they didn't have high hopes for Zhong Ming.
No, it would be more accurate to say that of all the people who had come to Crescent Lake, almost ninety-nine percent of them didn't believe Zhong Ming could last until the end.
And the ones who thought this way weren't just Ji Qinghui, Ji Qingkang, Ji Chengping, and the surrounding onlookers.
Even his collaborator, Ji Qingyue; Yi Yunya, who saw Zhong Ming as a Celestial God; Sect Leader Zong Chengze, who viewed him as the sect's greatest hope; and Law Enforcement Elder Wei Jingcheng—none of them believed Zhong Ming could win.
Their reasoning was quite similar to what Ji Qinghui had said.
