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The World's Strongest [天下第一人] The Absolute Evil [絕對惡人] Public Enemy of the Murim [武林公敵] Leader of the Sun and Moon Holy Cult [日月神敎] Master of the Hundred Thousand Mountains Whether they belong to the Righteous or the Evil Sects, he sweeps away anyone who gets in his way. He raises assassins and carries out surprise attacks using poisons and hidden weapons like daggers. His mastery of hidden weapons is said to be second only to the Sichuan Tang Clan. He commits all kinds of atrocities forbidden by the Righteous Sects, including contract killings, kidnappings, and torture. A man who walks the Path of Hegemony [覇道]. He lacks the basic principles of humanity, such as sympathy, compassion, and ethics. His mindset is rooted in the law of the jungle [弱肉强食] and the survival of the fittest [强者尊]—it is only natural for the weak to be devoured by the strong. Since childhood, he could memorize martial arts manuals at a glance and possessed outstanding medical knowledge. After consuming various rare elixirs and achieving a perfect body through multiple instances of Rebirth [換骨奪胎], he reached a realm where no one could touch him. However, this cold, cruel, and even brutal man had a disciple. It wasn't that he raised them with great care or showered them with affection. He had even pushed them off a mountain peak under the guise of training. He summoned them when needed, worked them hard, and gave them minimal training, yet they grew well on their own. He used to have several disciples, but they all met their ends due to his harsh training or by getting caught up in the conflicts of the Jianghu. Only Guest remains by his side to serve him. After more than a decade, perhaps he has grown attached; their constant chattering and nagging no longer bother him as they once did. If they say they are sick, he brews medicine for them, and if he receives good liquor, they share a cup together. At some point, the child matured into a woman, and the Jianghu began to revere her as one of the greatest beauties in the Central Plains. He, however, remained as indifferent as ever, as if he couldn't care less.