Transmigration: The Main Character is Not Becoming the Cannon Fodder!-Chapter 227 - 6: Xiao White Fox (6)

"Senior brother, did you bring me a present this time you went out?" Liu Hanyan stood there playfully, smiling as she asked Zhang Yixuan.

Zhang Yixuan was a gentle man, taken in as a disciple by the Sect Leader from a young age, and he had always been very fond of his master’s only daughter.

Moreover, the master had previously hinted at them becoming companions.

For the woman he had liked since childhood, Zhang Yixuan’s face broke into a warm smile: "Silly girl, of course, your senior brother brought you a gift. Look, this Phoenix Hairpin, do you like it?"

A golden Phoenix Hairpin, exquisitely crafted, looked very delicate.

Liu Hanyan immediately jumped over: "I like it, I like it, senior brother."

Zhang Yixuan patted Liu Hanyan’s head: "As long as you like it. Inside this Phoenix Hairpin, there’s an array. If you encounter danger, you can use this hairpin, which not only has defensive capabilities but also releases an attack once. Cultivators below the Divinity Transformation stage cannot break or withstand the attack."

Liu Hanyan’s eyes lit up: "Thank you, senior brother, you’re the best. I like you the most."

Li Shuning stood among the crowd, revealing a mocking smile.

Liu Hanyan, as the Sect Leader’s daughter, had been spoiled since childhood.

Now she was so intimate with Zhang Yixuan, yet after meeting the male protagonist, she could instantly fall for him, having long forgotten her engagement with her senior brother.

At this moment, they seemed so close, yet in the end, Zhang Yixuan died by Liu Hanyan’s hand.

Because of the hatred of having his wife stolen and the struggle for the Sect Leader position, the two were like fire and water and finally found an opportunity to fight to the death.

Originally, Cui Wenyu was not a match for Zhang Yixuan, but because of Liu Hanyan, Zhang Yixuan was injured.

In the end, Liu Hanyan even used the Phoenix Hairpin to protect Cui Wenyu, but in doing so, killed Zhang Yixuan.

What an irony.

Zhang Yixuan had paid a considerable price to get that Phoenix Hairpin.

Li Shuning glanced at Zhang Yixuan, such a fine youth ignored, yet she preferred a stallion-like male protagonist. What a "great" choice.

Unfortunately, no matter how good a person is, as long as they are on the opposite side of the protagonist, they will ultimately meet their end.

Two days later, the tournament began.

The tournament was a competition among disciples at the same level of cultivation.

Li Shuning revealed a Foundation Establishment Cultivation, so she naturally was in the Foundation Establishment Group.

Cui Wenyu was also in this group.

The first place in the Foundation Establishment Group would receive a Primordial Yang Pill.

That’s right, a Primordial Yang Pill, which is very useful when forming a Nascent Soul.

This decision was specifically made by the Sect Leader for this competition.

Disciples at the Foundation Establishment Stage should not be underestimated. Just look at Uncle Wine Immortal’s disciple, the Thirteen Elders’ disciple, and some other disciples, all of whom have considerable strength.

After deliberation with several elders, the Sect Leader decided that using the Primordial Yang Pill as a reward would motivate the Foundation Establishment Stage disciples to work harder.

For the Golden Core Group disciples, the original reward was a Primordial Yang Pill, but now an additional magic artifact was included.

In the storyline, this was also how the Foundation Establishment Group was rewarded, and ultimately, Cui Wenyu received the reward.

The Primordial Yang Pill would allow Cui Wenyu, after Core Formation, to smoothly form a Nascent Soul.

This world is abundant in Spiritual Energy, naturally leading to a variety of Spirit Plants.

Although there were many Alchemists, the Primordial Yang Pill was not easy to refine.

Most importantly, the Primordial Yang Pill helped a cultivator during Nascent Soul Formation, making the Nascent Soul more substantial.

It’s known that some fail at Nascent Soul Formation, resulting in the dispersion of the Nascent Soul, indicating failure, which is very detrimental to future cultivation.

The Primordial Yang Pill can’t directly make a Golden Core cultivator into a Nascent Soul Cultivator.

However, when it’s time to form a Nascent Soul, the Primordial Yang Pill provides an additional layer of assurance.

Li Shuning smiled, determined to get that Primordial Yang Pill.

Uncle Wine Immortal is a War Cultivator, and his principle is to keep fighting.

Having become his disciple, Li Shuning naturally also became a War Cultivator.

Therefore, anyone who encountered Li Shuning, without exception, was sent flying from the arena with one sword.

In no time, the Foundation Establishment Group drew particular attention.

A face that looked plainly ordinary but was always so captivating after a glance, how could this girl be so formidable?

Cui Wenyu looked very serious, the girl he had always envied was unexpectedly powerful.

Although he was also very strong, he admitted that he couldn’t achieve what she did.

Wasn’t she supposed to have a Wood Spirit Root? Shouldn’t she pursue a gentler path?

Li Shuning didn’t care what others thought. The Spirit Root was just something she used spells to create.

She preferred Uncle Wine Immortal’s combat style the most.

No matter what spell, what strategy, in the face of absolute strength, they are powerless.

Zhang Yixuan, already a Golden Core Cultivator, naturally wasn’t in the Foundation Establishment Group.

But even so, Zhang Yixuan’s gaze was drawn over.

This junior sister was remarkably strong.

The Qingyun Sect is a big Sect, and even competitions among disciples of the same realm took more than a dozen days.

After determining the top three, it was time for the main event.

Some earlier matches might not have had high standards, but the finals were undoubtedly exciting. In previous tournaments, some matches even lasted for days and nights.

In the Foundation Establishment Group, there were Li Shuning, Cui Wenyu, and another, the youngest disciple of the Sect Leader.

The combat mode was three people on stage simultaneously, and the first to go down was the third place.

Naturally, whoever defeated the other would be the first place.

The rewards for second and third place were different.

Li Shuning floated up to the arena, holding a fine sword, standing there just like that.

Cui Wenyu and Wenjun also got onto the stage, exchanged a look, and in the next instant, joined forces to charge at Li Shuning.

Li Shuning sneered but showed no fear.

The spectators couldn’t help but feel a sense of pity.

If it were a one-on-one match, regardless of whether it was Cui Wenyu or Wenjun, they probably wouldn’t be Li Shuning’s match, right?

But now the two had joined forces, Li Shuning’s situation seemed worrying.

The next moment, everyone’s eyes widened.

Cui Wenyu wielded a long spear, while Wenjun provided spell support from the side.

Yet just as the spell was released, Li Shuning was already beside Wenjun, delivering a kick that sent him tumbling to the arena floor. This kick seemed quite powerful, as Wenjun even gasped in pain, lying on the ground unable to get up.

In the next moment, Li Shuning thrust her sword towards Cui Wenyu.

Cui Wenyu naturally did not retreat, holding his long spear, he faced her.

Li Shuning sneered, and the sword that was originally aimed at Cui Wenyu’s heart suddenly shifted slightly, landing on Cui Wenyu’s long spear.

The Sword Qi directly impacted the long spear, then spread to Cui Wenyu’s right arm.

Cui Wenyu quickly ditched the spear, seeing the danger, but even so, he felt his arm go numb, losing sensation.

Unwilling to give up, Cui Wenyu intended to seal and release a spell.

But Li Shuning kicked him off the platform.