Under the night sky, the chirping insects seem to weave a delicate thread, while a path paved with cobblestones winds through the tranquil woods. In the distance, the fiery glow struggles to infiltrate the gaps between the lush leaves, shimmering like scattered gold in the dark.
Qin Ming had seen them before; the Purple-eyed Crow was Master Wu, and the woman in black was Tang Jin, hailing from Liuguang City, once on a quest to find the most suitable heir for her master.
According to the talking sparrow, Qin Ming was not favored by Tang Jin at the time, as she did not believe he could become a closed-door disciple of her master.
The young man beside Tang Jin was not unfamiliar to Qin Ming either, as he frequently appeared on the Nightly News. Currently, while not yet a household name, he was already quite renowned.
