Capítulo 1152: Chapter 354: “It’s Been a Tough Journey All the Way Here.”
He didn’t care if it was raw, and without a word, stuffed it into his mouth.
Crunch, juice bursting.
In all these years, Zhao Yishi hadn’t tasted anything like that ever again.
He had only glimpsed it in the first half of that autobiography, and now he hesitated whether to tell Zhao Yishi. First, he feared he’d be held accountable for leaking it early, and second, he worried Zhao Yishi might not be able to handle it.
After a long while.
Zhao Dezhu took a deep breath, and with a serious face, patted Zhao Yishi on the shoulder and earnestly said: “Once Emperor Qiu’s autobiography is completely finished, you must go read it. Promise … okay?”
“Of course, I’ll read it.”
Zhao Yishi, sowhat puzzled, said: “How could I not read Emperor Qiu’s autobiography.”
“Alright, let’s eat the at first.”
…
At the center of the banquet.
Xiong Gao nudged Fat Long’s side, glanced at Zhao Yishi sneakily, and whispered: “Brother Long, I think when Zhao Yishi sees Emperor Qiu’s autobiography, he’s definitely going to co after you with everything he’s got.”
“No kidding!”
Fat Long said irritably, a bit annoyed: “Can you bla ? I didn’t have ti to stop it, he’d already eaten one. You tell , he’d already eaten one, was there any point in stopping him after that?”
“What’s the difference between eating one and eating a hundred of these things?”
And now he finally understood why July Cat always gave him the cold shoulder. It would be a miracle if they weren’t upset, he didn’t even know that he had encountered July Cat back then.
You two old folks are really sothing.
One old Heavenly Dao, constantly reincarnating and wandering all over Da Xia Country.
A new Heavenly Dao, running off to sleep under the Great Array in Da Xia Country.
Why don’t you just get married already?
“Can’t we… edit out so parts?”
“That won’t do!”
Xiong Gao shook his head vigorously, looked serious: “Since ancient tis, altering historical records has been a capital offense, unless the master gives the word, it cannot be changed!”
“Alright, alright!!!”
Fat Long waved his hand, exasperated, casually saying: “Just write it however the hell you want. Anyway, I’m the second-in-command of the Chao Tian Sect, I want to see who dares to ss with !”
“Seriously, if you push too far, I’ll stuff all of you with juice-bursting bunnies!”
…
“The underworld has successfully rged.”
At the celebratory banquet, July Cat reported to Chen Qiu: “With the fusion of the continents, the underworld has also completely integrated.”
“Hmm.”
Chen Qiu nodded lightly: “Arrange for a population census in the underworld.”
“Population census?”
July Cat was slightly stunned.
“Hmm.” Chen Qiu said seriously: “Just now, the Central State City Lord had a conversation with that made a lot of sense. He proposed that we find the Yin Souls of the enemies I once defeated, to extract more information. That way, the autobiography will be more authentic, otherwise, we find it hard to guess the enemy’s psychological activities at the ti.”
“Ah?”
Disbelievingly, July Cat turned to look at the nearby Central State City Lord, who grinned awkwardly, and couldn’t help but raise his voice indignantly: “You old fart really dare to spit out any nonsense just like that, speaking so lightly? Do you know how much damn effort it takes to conduct a population census in the underworld?”
“Why don’t you go conduct the census yourself, eh?”
“How about I launch a population census for the ‘Emperor Qiu Continent’ too?”
“That would be best.” The Central State City Lord rubbed his nose, cleared his throat, and murmured: “That could also help find more witnesses, providing a more dinsional view from their perspectives, and discern their psychological activities at the ti.”
“Actually, we don’t need a thorough census, just issue a Heavenly Dao Decree, letting the witnesses and enemy Yin Souls of that ti register voluntarily, with rewards.”
“Splendid.”
Chen Qiu nodded in satisfaction: “Well said, with the witnesses’ viewpoint, it’s more complete, after all, our autobiography is more of a narrative story, and using a third-person perspective is the most perfect.”
“…”
July Cat remained expressionless for a long ti before rasping: “Alright!”
…
Over the millennia.
The scattered Dragon Clan across various continents has gathered into millions, forming a significant clan. More Dragon Clan mbers scattered in other boundaries, after the unification of the continents, have also arrived in Central State.
Following Chen Qiu closely, Ao Tian naturally beca the Dragon Clan Patriarch.
He already had dozens of dragon cubs under his care, and though he loved each one dearly, his favorite was still the one that always stayed with him… the Black Dragon.
“Not bad.”
The Black Dragon, in human form, smiled at everyone attending the celebration. Lost in thought, Wang Xu recalled: “Back in the Xuantian Continent, many people jokingly called ‘Emperor Black Dragon.’ Perhaps they never imagined I’d one day truly beco the Immortal Emperor.”
“This journey has been incredibly tough.”
“I’ve risked my life countless tis, faced nurous dangers, fought battle after battle, experienced despair after despair, co close to death countless tis, and only with countless Spirit Fruits granted by Emperor Qiu did I finally attain the position of Immortal Emperor.”
“No one else would understand the journey I’ve been through.”
“Ahem.”
Ao Tian cleared his throat lightly and raised his wine glass: “As your father, I understand a bit. Honestly, I want to share in the sentint too, but I’m a bit thin-skinned and feel embarrassed to emote, especially since it seems like I did nothing, yet beca an Immortal Emperor.”
“Well, you used to have the best relationship with Fat Long. Going forward, stay close to him, and this could elevate the Dragon Clan’s status on the Emperor Qiu Continent.”
“Do you understand?”
While Chen Qiu pens his autobiography, the Dragon Clan is also compiling their annals.
However, figuring out exactly how to write it is a bit headache-inducing. In theory, the annals should reflect the contributions made by the patriarch for the Dragon Clan, yet he thinks back to the greatest contribution he ever made for the clan, which was spending countless Spirit Stones to acknowledge a great elder brother.
How should this be chronicled in the annals?
It lacks the solemnity of a historical record.
Even if written, wouldn’t it be too brief? What about the rest of the content?
It can’t possibly go like…
“Dragon Clan, Annals.”
“∵: Acknowledged a great elder brother.”
“∴: Beca a prominent clan,”
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It lacks the solemnity of a historical record.
Even if written, wouldn’t it be too brief? What about the rest of the content?
It can’t possibly go like…
“Dragon Clan, Annals.”
“∵: Acknowledged a great elder brother.”
“∴: Beca a prominent clan,”
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