Rebellious Lord of All Realms: Su Chen's Dark Harem

The remnants of the Martial Soul Hall are wiped out, and the Shadow Knights protect the peace.On the wasteland at the border of the Star Luo Empire, the setting sun was as red as blood, staining the entire Gobi Desert. The ruins of the Spirit Hall were situated deep within the wasteland, with the remains of walls still bearing traces of the great war from years ago. Most of the black roof had collapsed, revealing the decaying beams and pillars inside, while the air was filled with a faint scent of blood and dust.

Dressed in ink-colored tight-fitting clothes, Zhu Zhuqing moved like a ghost through the corridor pillars of the ruined hall. Her dagger sliced through the air with a sharp whistle, precisely piercing the throat of a Spirit Hall remnant. Her movements were clean and efficient, without the slightest hesitation. Her ink-black hair was blown by the wind, with a few strands sticking to her cheeks, adding a touch of sharpness to her cold features.

”The Shadow Movement Technique truly lives up to its reputation.” Su Chen leaned against a broken wall of the ruined hall, his black and gold robes fluttering in the wind. He toyed with a God-Defying Crystal Core in his hand, his gaze falling on Zhu Zhuqing with eyes full of admiration. ”I am very relieved to leave these remnants to you.”

Zhu Zhuqing paused upon hearing this and turned to look at Su Chen, a flash of pride crossing her cold eyes. She raised a hand to wipe the light sweat from her cheek as the blood on her dagger slid down the blade, dripping onto the ground and blooming into a dark red stain. ”These few remnants aren’t even enough for me to warm up,” she said, her voice carrying a hint of coldness yet also a touch of playfulness. ”However, dealing with these trivial matters is so boring.”

Su Chen walked over with a smile, reached out to wrap his arm around her waist, and pulled her into his embrace. His fingertips lightly brushed across her back, feeling her slender yet resilient figure beneath the tight clothing. ”Boring? Then let’s play something interesting.” His voice was low, carrying a hint of teasing. ”For example, let’s see who finishes clearing these remnants first?”

Zhu Zhuqing’s cheeks flushed slightly. She raised her hand to push Su Chen away, only to be held even tighter. She could only glare at him reproachfully. ”Brother Su Chen, stop it. There are still remnants to clear.” Despite her words, her body leaned honestly into his chest, enjoying his warmth.

Just then, rapid footsteps came from deep within the ruined hall. Three Spirit Hall remnants rushed out with longswords in hand, led by a powerhouse at the Spirit Douluo level, a ferocious smile on his face. ”So what if you are the God-Defying Great Emperor? Today, I shall avenge the Spirit Hall!”

A cold light flashed in Zhu Zhuqing’s eyes as her figure instantly transformed into a faint shadow, her dagger pointing straight at the leader’s heart. The leader hadn’t expected her to be so fast and hurriedly swung his sword to block, but Zhu Zhuqing’s dagger slashed his wrist, causing the sword to fly out of his hand. Taking the opportunity, Zhu Zhuqing stepped forward and pressed her dagger against his throat, her voice icy. ”A mere remnant of the Spirit Hall dares to act insolently before me?”

The leader’s face turned pale, yet he remained stubborn. ”You sealed the God Realm Passage and destroyed the Spirit Hall. Sooner or later, you will face retribution!”

Su Chen stepped forward, his God-Defying Power gently condensing into a ring of black-gold light patterns in his palm. He looked at the leader, his voice somewhat indifferent. ”Retribution? My retribution is to protect my people and the Douluo Continent. You remnants are nothing more than dust on my path forward.”

As his voice fell, the God-Defying Power shook slightly, and the leader’s body instantly turned into fly ash, dissipating into the air. The remaining two remnants were so terrified they collapsed to the ground, begging for mercy repeatedly. ”God-Defying Great Emperor, spare us! We won’t dare do it again!”