The Strongest Villain In The Cultivation World

nal structure of his body. His organs, muscles, bones, and even the tin

eally do inner vision!

But in his lower abdomen, there was a swirling vortex connected to twelve meridians. Thes

he'd felt earlier was circu

Qi is stored! The original owner really was a cultivator

d had already laid a solid foundation, gave Felix some comfort. F

or now-the sound of the waterfall nearby was starting to get

ed, he realized his clothes were

s fits my new identity as a

nected to the pool and weighed them down with a rock to let the water rinse th

ed them in a large leaf, glanced around to m

und of the water wasn't so loud. Sitting on the stone, he quick

in, diving back into his inner vis

st knowing the techniques wasn't enough-real cultivation meant unlocking th

asp the structure of his body-

ny of that. But with his inner vision, he could explore from a m

x got lost in studying

. He opened his eyes and saw a massive white cr

rrival took h

k, a young woman in a flow

gently in the breeze, and her long hair c

e held a sleek,

features clearly, he knew she had to be more

rson!" he thought,

was when, suddenly, he saw the gorgeous woman by

ant crane out here in the middle of

he was about to shout o

upposed hesitation-he clearly had no in

e's stripping," he told himself, trying desperately to

ler, right? I mean, if it's a freebi

had taken off every l

nded by smooth pebbles of all sizes. Her skin glowed like jade-smooth, f

y her legs-long and elegant, the k

slowly entered, gentle ripples spread across the

e and comfort. Her delicate, perfectly sculpted fa

n the shadows, was me

tween them was shrinking, th

e, he got a good

te, her contours smooth, as if she'

a hint of aloofness, as if un

iry in mythology. It was as if the fictional heroine

beautiful even exist?" Felix

t have the guts. His fear and cowardice held him back, leaving him

nt, when suddenly, he felt a breath on the back of his neck.

his trance, cold sweat bro

bathing beauty that he hadn'

ously, he tur

ers behind him-an enormous tiger

t three times the size of a

ng blue eyes shimmered lik

er watched nature documentaries would recognize that po

wallowe

then down at his own scrawny arms and legs, he figured it'd pro

himself, though every cell in

would be no way for Felix to dodge in time. He had to stay calm. His only hope

ing his body, never breakin

d eyes, both watchi

sn't entirely sure about attacking Felix just yet

couldn't wai

is hand toward the s

sudden move. It obviously didn't know wh

ll of stars-nothing

, the boy in the ragged shorts

the tiger let out an earth-shak

his lungs, "Help! Help! Lad