Super Invincible Immortal Doctor
Chapter 807: Master Cangqing’s Reminder

Chapter 807: Chapter 807: Master Cangqing’s Reminder

"Taoist master, why do you want Yan’er to stay on Mount Qingcheng? The trials in the Kunwu Realm are rare opportunities, and I was planning to take her so that she can quickly enhance her strength," Su Chengyu said, puzzled.

Master Cangqing descended the stairs, explaining as he walked: "Although the trials in the Kunwu Realm are rare, they are extremely dangerous. Once you enter, you will be separated. With her realm, she will naturally face greater danger in Kunwu. It is safest for her to cultivate on Mount Qingcheng."

"Of course, this is just my suggestion. If you insist on taking her, that’s also possible. After all, she is your beloved disciple, and the decision is in your hands. However, her possession of the Primordial Eye, which is related to the Great Catastrophe of Heaven and Earth, is very important. I would not want any mishap to befall her."

"Thank you for the reminder, Taoist master. I will consider it seriously. But what about Mengmeng? Didn’t you always forbid her from going to the Kunwu Realm? Why have you changed your mind?" Su Chengyu asked.

"I previously forbade her because I felt that the opportunity had not arrived and the timing wasn’t right. But now that you’re here, she can go along with you. You’re someone with great fortune upon you. If she accompanies you, perhaps she will gain something, maybe even unlock her third aperture," said Master Cangqing.

"Me, with great fortune? I consider myself more unlucky. People around me leave one by one, and I’m powerless against it, always feeling like it’s my fault," Su Chengyu said with self-deprecating laughter, helplessly.

"You need not belittle yourself. I trust my judgment and wouldn’t misread a person. A hidden dragon in the abyss faces all sorts of trials, only for the day it will be able to soar through the nine heavens."

Master Cangqing’s gaze was deep as he looked at Su Chengyu, making Su Chengyu feel as though he had been seen through.

"You should go back and prepare for your tribulation. Additionally, the fewer people who know about your identity, the better, even those who you consider to be very close to you. It’s best not to reveal it if possible, or it may lead to disaster."

Master Cangqing suddenly reminded Su Chengyu before he left.

His grandfather had given the same warning before, and Su Chengyu was well aware without Master Cangqing’s reminder. His grandfather’s death contained hidden secrets; if the ones responsible knew of his existence, they would certainly try to eradicate him thoroughly.

"I will engrave it in my memory," said the junior.

As Su Chengyu left Upper Pure Palace, he pondered Master Cangqing’s words. He had specifically mentioned those considered closest—was he referring to someone in particular?

Su Chengyu secretly listed those he considered close: Xu Nanzhi, Lin Chuxue, Liu Yan, Su Xiaoxiao, and Yu Yanshu were the closest people to him. Beyond these were Chen Mengmeng, Yang Junmo, and including Sha Tianyang, yet none of them knew his true identity, and even if they did find out, would they really act against him?

Then there was his grandmother Yun Xiuhua, his mother, and Yu Feng might know. Yu Feng wanting to kill him was a given, and his grandmother and mother could easily harm him if they intended to.

The last to know of his identity was Ye Qingci. Ye Qingci had saved his life and given him the Dragon Slayer Sword. Moreover, his grandfather, knowing of Ye Qingci, hadn’t warned him to be wary of her, indicating she was likely trustworthy.

But Master Cangqing wouldn’t have bothered to add this seemingly valueless advice without reason; his words must have implications.

Su Chengyu tried to expand the scope further. Apart from the people mentioned above, who else did he consider close?

The first person that came to Su Chengyu’s mind was his grandfather’s other disciple, Demon Slayer Master Yang Chengyin. He was his grandfather’s beloved disciple and treated like his own, his kindness as heavy as a mountain.

By seniority, Yang Chengyin would be his uncle—this relationship could indeed be considered close. After his grandfather’s demise, Yang Chengyin had become the head of the Demon Slayer Department. Could he possibly be a threat to himself?

While this possibility existed, it was a pity that Su Chengyu knew very little about Yang Chengyin and could not make an accurate judgment.

Apart from Yang Chengyin, there was another person Grandpa had mentioned, and that was Ye Wujiang, the first Sect Master of the Dragon Soul Department and the father of Ye Qingci. He was Grandpa’s close and dear friend, so this connection also counts as intimate.

Ye Wujiang has now retired behind the scenes, with the Dragon Soul Department being overseen by his son Ye Qingming. However, since Ye Qingci knew his identity, it was also possible that Ye Wujiang might know.

After such analysis, Su Chengyu felt that Yang Chengyin was the most likely possibility, but since such an important figure was beyond his reach, there wasn’t much need to worry for now.

Su Chengyu returned to the courtyard to find Yu Yanshu practicing the Sword Control Technique, flying on the Lancang sword.

The quality of the Lancang sword was a bit low, and Su Chengyu was considering getting a higher-grade Flying Sword for Yu Yanshu.

"Master."

Yu Yanshu landed after recalling her Flying Sword and hastily asked, "Did the Taoist find them for you?"

Su Chengyu shook his head and said, "I didn’t find Xiaoxiao, but I found Chu Xue. She is in Qianzhou’s Tong Mountain, which once belonged to the Witch Gu Sect. Presumably, the person who captured Chu Xue took her back to Tong Mountain."

"Then shall we rush to Tong Mountain right away to rescue Sister Chu Xue?" Yu Yanshu asked.

"No rush, the black-robed man from the Witch Gu Sect that day had at least the strength of the late stages of the Tongxuan Realm, and we wouldn’t be able to beat him if we went now," said Su Chengyu.

"But we still have Uncle Chen, right? He must be stronger than that bad guy. Right, Uncle Chen?" Yu Yanshu said.

Chen Mengmeng scratched her head and said, "As long as we don’t encounter a cultivator of the Golden Core Realm, I should be okay."

"Master Cangqing said that Tong Mountain was once the site of the Witch Gu Sect, and the place is filled with virulent miasma, and there are many traps and arrays. We also don’t know if that person has other helpers. It would be extremely dangerous to go there rashly."

Su Chengyu actually couldn’t wait to fly to Tong Mountain to save Lin Chuxue, but rescuing someone didn’t mean going to one’s death, and he didn’t want to involve Chen Mengmeng and Yu Yanshu in danger either.

"Big brother, no matter what dangerous place it is, as long as you go, I will definitely follow you, life or death. It’s just that every time I leave the mountain, I need the Sect Master’s consent and can’t go down the mountain without permission, but I will definitely plead with the Sect Master to let him agree," Chen Mengmeng said.

"Good brother, I understand your intention. I will first prepare for the tribulation, and once I enter the Tongxuan Realm, we will plan in detail. By the way, Mengmeng, I have some good news for you. Don’t you want to go to the Kunwu Realm? Your master has already agreed," Su Chengyu said.

"Really? The Sect Master agreed to let me go to the Kunwu Realm? That’s great."

Chen Mengmeng’s face lit up with happiness at once. It was a grand event to cultivate experience in the Kunwu Realm, especially since his peers numbered four, five, and six were going too—naturally, Chen Mengmeng wanted to join in on the excitement.

"It’s true, Master Cangqing himself said that you should accompany me and cultivate together in the Kunwu Realm."

Su Chengyu patted Chen Mengmeng’s shoulder and said, "Rest early, and take me to the Four Symbols Valley tomorrow. I need to Breakthrough to face the tribulation."