I Am the Fated Villain

Chapter 1131

Chapter 1131: Absolutely the Young Immortal King, everything is said without saying

“Master’s satisfaction is all that matters.”

Chan Hongyi’s voice seemed to change slightly, but her gaze remained fixed on Gu Changge. It was as if she were trying to see through his true thoughts.

As far as she knew, Gu Changge did not consider other people’s or external matters for his own benefit.

In her understanding of Gu Changge, he wouldn’t care at all about the exposure of his identity as the inheritor of the demonic arts for the sake of his interests.

In Chan Hongyi’s point of view, there were only two possibilities: either Gu Changge could deny the fact, or he was well-prepared and indifferent even if he had to oppose the entire upper realm.

However, regardless of which was true, it wouldn’t impact Gu Changge.

At that moment, a sense of frustration welled up in her heart. It seemed that nothing in this world could truly affect Gu Changge. Even if he were to show anger or unease, it wouldn’t matter.

“Can someone without a heart truly have no weaknesses?” Chan Hongyi’s eyes were tinged with a crimson hue, but it quickly returned to normal.

“Since you’ve come for a drink, please take a seat.” Gu Changge seemed to understand Chan Hongyi’s thoughts and gestures for her to sit.

As a guest, he naturally wouldn’t make things difficult for Chan Hongyi, especially considering the setting in the center of the Gu Family.

In response to his words, Chan Hongyi looked deeply at him but remained silent. She walked towards a seat at the table. Despite the deep-seated enmity between her and Gu Changge, she wasn’t foolish enough to engage in a confrontation at this moment, especially on the territory of the Gu Family.

Witnessing this, the other guests quickly made their way, showing great fear of Chan Hongyi and avoiding sitting with her.

Even the leaders of the Immortal Sects and Supreme Dao lineages frowned slightly, disappointed that they didn’t witness a confrontation between Gu Changge and Chan Hongyi.

“Guests are always welcome, but in the domain of the Gu Family, regardless of your identity or background, you must adhere to our Dao rules,” remarked an elder of the Gu Family with a slightly furrowed brow. He felt that Chan Hongyi’s arrival might bring trouble.

The immortal corpse that had fallen from an unknown place was still within the territory of the Gu Family, emitting a terrifying aura. If not handled properly, the changes in the immortal corpse or the dispersal of any ominous energy could lead to a significant disaster.

Upon hearing this, Chan Hongyi merely cast a casual glance at the elder of the Gu Family, paying him no mind. Her gaze frequently landed on figures like Yu Mingkong, Gu Xian’er, and Jiang Chuchu.

Based on her understanding of Gu Changge, he was cold-blooded and ruthless, unlikely to waste time and energy on romantic entanglements.

Therefore, she had no intention of dealing with Yu Mingkong and the others, believing that Gu Changge wouldn’t care about them. Even if she were to kill Yu Mingkong and Gu Xian’er, Gu Changge probably wouldn’t react strongly, at most seeking revenge to maintain his image.

“Poor souls, thinking that she could earn his attention by loving him. Yet, they are nothing more than pawns,” Chan Hongyi’s gaze, tinged with a hint of pity, swept over Yu Mingkong.

Due to the arrival of the Red-clothed Demoness, the interrupted wedding resumed.

Gu Changge and Yu Mingkong had already performed the rites, and the subsequent formalities were quickly completed. The feast continued, with maidservants shuttling back and forth with wine and spiritual fruits, creating a lively atmosphere.

However, the thoughts of the guests in the palace were diverse. Many speculated about Gu Changge’s true identity, eager to learn more about the forbidden era.

Before this, they had assumed Gu Changge might be the reincarnation of a supreme being, given his terrifying cultivation speed from possessing the Dao Fruits of a previous life.

This was truly admirable. It resembled the Human Ancestor of the Human Ancestor Hall, achieved through reincarnation. They quickly reached the pinnacle with each new life, making contemporaneous geniuses feel hopeless.

From various signs, it was clear that Gu Changge’s background far exceeded their imagination. Even Human Ancestors couldn’t compare with it.

Before the forbidden era, the upper realm and the immortal territory were once interconnected with complete rules of heaven and earth, and the immortal traces manifested. The immortal king frequently appeared and preached in various places.

Therefore, people speculated that Gu Changge was at least the reincarnation of an immortal king from the forbidden era.

The revelation of such news would cause a tremendous uproar, especially considering the possibility that Gu Changge might regain his original strength after the arrival of the immortal Dao path. At that time, he would truly be an immortal king, dominating the entire upper realm.

On the other hand, the strength of the Red-clothed Demoness, known as Chan Hongyi, should not be underestimated. She was, at the very least, an existence in the immortal realm.

In reality, many background figures already sensed a slow change in the heavenly environment at this time. Dao Rules that were once incomprehensible are emerging.

This thrilled them, making them feel that the true era of the immortal path was descending.

At the very least, he is a young immortal king. No wonder we can’t compare ourselves to him…

On the other hand, many young supremes, such as the Heavenly Phoenix Maiden and the Six-Crowned King, who were peers of Gu Changge, sighed in understanding upon learning the truth. They now realized why they felt so stifled in his presence.

Their lifelong goal was to achieve Dao-building expertise in this life, followed by an immortal gate to achieve the immortal realm.

However, Gu Changge had reached a level they couldn’t aspire to many ages ago. How could they compare? It only added to their despair.

As time passed, the feast came to an end. After toasting and congratulations, many guests began to consider taking their leave.

Chan Hongyi watched Gu Changge quietly, observing him smile to thank the guests. She seemed somewhat lost in thought, recalling a scene she had once fantasized about.

At that moment, she remembered the little girl in red at the foot of the mountain, timidly pulling at her master’s robe and saying she would marry him when she grew up.

“Everything is like a fleeting dream…”

Chan Hongyi looked deeply at Gu Changge, then gracefully walked out of the hall, quickly disappearing. Many strong background figures in the vicinity breathed a sigh of relief. Even powerful beings felt uneasy and anxious when facing Chan Hongyi, let alone ordinary cultivators.

The overwhelming demonic aura, like an expansive sea, was suffocating.

Gu Changge glanced at her, a hint of complexity in his eyes, but he said nothing. He may have misunderstood Chan Hongyi.

Did she come here just to participate in the wedding, or did she leave after realizing the disparity and choosing to depart discreetly?

However, he didn’t want to dwell on these thoughts now.

The candlelight flickered as Gu Changge bid farewell to the guests, entering the bridal chamber. Outside, the night sky sparkled, with the Milky Way shining brightly, casting a soft glow.

Inside the room, it was filled with warmth. A stunningly beautiful woman sat there, adorned in a phoenix crown and rosy attire, her face veiled in red.

The wedding had unfolded without any hitches. Chan Hongyi’s unexpected arrival was manageable and inconsequential.

“Husband, it’s getting late…”

A gentle voice reached him from the front. Yu Mingkong had been waiting for him for a long time. She didn’t want to concern herself with the affairs outside. If it was something she needed to know, Gu Changge would inform her; if not, she would only inquire a little.

“Sorry for the wait……”

Gu Changge smiled and approached, gently lifting the red veil, revealing an unparalleled visage. The two locked eyes and everything was understood without words.