Ying Muyao's determination and resentment were apparent to Bailuo, but the pressure was, perhaps, a bit too much.
What immoral things had he done in his past life? Bailuo had no idea.
Is it really necessary to pay back the debts of a previous life?
According to Bailuo's personality, he would definitely say something rascal-like, such as "What does it have to do with me?" Yet the plight of the Empress of the East made it impossible for him to utter those words.
After the fall of the Master of Miracles, believing that he would return, she waited desperately for eight hundred years.
The pain of the Miracle World losing its master was unimaginable to Bailuo.
Throughout the history of the Miracle World, no one else had experienced what the Empress of the East had.
The Seven Kings of Yatun also lost the Master of Miracles, but they passed away one after another over six hundred years. Does this mean they did not love Elder Yatun?
