Yan Zi was completely unprepared and was pressed against the bathroom mirror by him.
Su Fan then charged like a dragon, directly entering the secret garden, causing chaos and fighting fiercely, entering and exiting seven tis.
Yan Zi felt sowhat annoyed, yet she couldn't stop Su Fan's reckless actions.
She was even grateful that Su Fan had so many beautiful won around him.
If it weren't for Wang Fei, Ning Miaoxi, and Zhen Bingyu sharing the burden, she might have been tornted to death by Su Fan.
Under Su Fan's intense attack, Yan Zi was already finding it hard to stand.
At this mont, Su Fan lifted one of her legs.
This made it even harder for Yan Zi to maintain her balance, so she could only hold onto the wall and silently endure.
Su Fan didn't keep Yan Zi like this for long; he quickly had her turn around and lifted her entirely.
This ti, Yan Zi hugged Su Fan back, and she didn't care what he intended to do next; this position was much more comfortable than before.
However, Yan Zi was clearly happy too soon, because for at least two hours, she didn't touch the ground and was continuously held by Su Fan's intense exertion.
While Su Fan and Yan Zi were lost in their passion, Miyamoto Kamiho, Miyamoto Barbarian, and Iwata Shinobu sent Hashimoto Otsuka's body back to Japan.
In Japan, beneath Fuji Mountain, an old man was forging a sword.
Of course, he wasn't forging an Eastern sword but a Japan Samurai Sword.
Calling a katana a sword is a custom in Japan.
They often speak of sword forging, Sword Dao, Sword Saints, instead of knife forging, Knife Dao, or Knife Saints like Miyamoto Musashi.
The old man forging beneath Fuji Mountain was nad Miyamoto Shanghe.
Miyamoto Shanghe was related to the Japan Sword Saint Miyamoto Musashi and was indeed a direct descendant of Miyamoto Musashi the Sword Saint.
However, the swordsmanship he practiced was not the Niten Ichi-ryu of the Miyamoto family but the Shanghe-ryu.
From the fact that this swordsmanship was nad after him, it can be seen how extraordinary and masterful his sword skills were.
This Shanghe-ryu swordsmanship was not self-proclaid.
Others honored his swordsmanship after he defeated all the swordsn of that era in Japan.
Of course, saying he defeated them all isn't entirely accurate.
In Japan, there are not only the Four Lesser Sword Saints but also the Four Great Sword Saints.
Among the Four Great Sword Saints, he only defeated one; the other three he never battled.
But even so, he successfully ranked among Japan's Four Great Sword Saints.
Miyamoto Shanghe had no blood relation to Hashimoto Otsuka and was actually the enemy who killed Hashimoto Otsuka's father.
Yet at this mont, Hashimoto Otsuka's body was not far from him.
The three, Miyamoto Kamiho, remained kneeling, praying for Miyamoto Shanghe to avenge Hashimoto Otsuka.
There was a reason for this; the Sword Saint Miyamoto Shanghe defeated was Hashimoto Otsuka's father.
Before their life-and-death duel, they agreed that if one died, the other would care for the opponent's family.
Miyamoto Shanghe, unlike the likes of Yagyu Jyugong, was a man of his word even though he was Japanese!
"Ding! Ding!"
Faced with the three kneeling deeply, Miyamoto Shanghe continued pounding a sword strip.
The sword strip, also called a sword embryo, after being painstakingly refined, can be used to forge a sword.
It was not known how long had passed before Miyamoto Shanghe stopped and said,
"When the opponent reaches the late-stage perfection of the Vitality Realm Martial Artist, I will take action."
Great was Qianyuan! The so-called Vitality Realm Martial Artist refers to a Great Grandmaster in martial arts.
At that mont, Miyamoto Shanghe was at this realm.
Therefore, he was very principled, intending to wait until Su Fan also reached this realm before engaging him.
Miyamoto Kamiho grew anxious upon hearing this.
"Great Grandmaster, but what if Su Fan never breaks into the Great Grandmaster realm?"
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