The Legend of Chu Ping, the Ranger

Name: The Legend of Chu Ping, the Ranger
Author: Cyan Sickle

by Cyan Sickle

completed Martial Arts Traditional Martial Arts Male Lead

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613Kwords130chapters

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Ch. 130 — 携手归隐

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About This Novel

Chu Ping, a disciple of the Tianshan Sect, returned home with his parents on a rainy night when he was young. He encountered a thunderstorm on the way, and his parents died, leaving him alone and helpless. Fortunately, the leader of the Tianshan Sect, Yanxing, rescued him, took him up the mountain, raised him, and taught him Xuanmen Kung Fu. On the first day of his cultivation, Chu Ping followed his master's order and went down the mountain to practice, and secretly searched for the objects of the Seven Sacrifice. During the training period, it was really full of dangers and twists and turns, but luckily, I met the love of my life - Shui Lingyu, a lively and lovely girl with outstanding appearance. By chance, I accidentally found the thunder sword, a peerless magic weapon left by the immortal master who defeated the evil demon hundreds of years ago. However, I was killed because of this. Fortunately, I was able to escape with the help of the mysterious master. During the training, I heard that the demon-proofing sword guarded by the Shushan sect had been taken away, and the leader of the Shushan sect was also brutally killed. Chu Ping vaguely felt that this matter was related to the Tiansha demon clan that was exterminated hundreds of years ago, so he got involved to investigate the matter. During the investigation, he finally had a head-on conflict with the murderer behind the scenes. During the fight, he accidentally recognized the identity of the other party and couldn't help but exclaimed: "Why is it you..." After learning the truth, Chu Ping was extremely entangled in his heart and didn't know what to do. However, due to his hesitation, his friends around him fell down one by one. At the critical juncture, Chu Ping finally sacrificed his kindness for justice and killed the culprit with his own hands. When the demons are gone and the sky clears up after the rain, Chu Ping decides to travel to the ends of the earth hand in hand with his newlywed wife, and never gets involved in the disputes between rivers and lakes again.