The Legend of the Heavenly Dragon: Afterword

Qiao Feng is an innocent victim. Out of nowhere, he's targeted by a master ranked third in the martial world, a man with power capable of reaching the heavens and shaking the earth. That man has cultivated for thousands of years and inherited all his master's cultivation. Compared to him, Qiao Feng's power is worlds apart. He declares that he will return to take Qiao Feng's life in a hundred years. In other words, Qiao Feng has a century to improve his cultivation. But the gap between them is an insurmountable chasm. Their powers are worlds apart. No matter how many lucky breaks Qiao Feng gets, even if he has unlimited cheats, matching that man's strength within a hundred years is pure fantasy. Qiao Feng soon understands the situation and decides to lie flat, spending his days with the woman he loves, living a carefree and shamelessly affectionate life. After all, living another hundred years is already a win. And making up for a lifetime without love means he's actually come out ahead.