The war in the Western Qin Empire naturally had little to do with Li Mu. That was not something an extra-terrestrial like him ought to be concerned about, for the circumstance Li Mu found himself in might seem wonderful but was actually not much better off than Lord Zhenxi.
Qiu Yin, the disciple in chief of Li Poyue, the Guanshan Master, had just arrived in Taibai County.
Qiu Yin was also known as the number one martial arts practitioner among the younger generation of the Western Qin Empire. He was even more famous than outstanding youths like Chu Nantian, a future leader of the Heaven Sword Sect and the second prince. His combat record was also more glorious. Rumor had it that ever since he completed his study and ventured the world, he had never been defeated during several thousand
