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Chapter 1002: Chapter 929: Major Scenic Areas Compete to Invite Chu Kuang as a Guest

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Chapter 1002 -929: Major Scenic Areas Compete to Invite Chu Kuang as a Guest

At this moment,

Lin Yuan was in his studio.

After uploading the third chapter of the plot, he did not bother with it anymore.

Lin Yuan’s plan was to update a chapter each day for free online serialization.

When it reached the tenth chapter, he would cease serialization as Silver Blue Books was set to publish the complete book since that point conveniently coincided with a plot twist.

Over the next three days,

with the updates of the fourth, fifth, and sixth episodes of “Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer,” the plot gradually unfolded.

Everyone’s focus had shifted to the story itself.

“Firstly, there’s no doubt that Zhang Cuishan is the new protagonist of the novel. This character is firstly handsome and poised; secondly, intelligent, witty, and extremely talented; thirdly, virtuous and detests evil; fourthly, he has an extraordinary background; fifthly, his life is troubled by romantic entanglements. I even feel that the old rascal went a bit extreme this time, creating such a perfect protagonist.”

“Since Zhang Cuishan is the lead, the only choice for the female lead has to be Yin Susu.”

“A righteous male lead and a demonic sect beauty, naturally designed conflicting points.”

“I didn’t expect Guo Xiang to end up establishing the Emei Sect, standing shoulder to shoulder with Zhang Sanfeng’s Wudang Sect, a narrative technique spanning timelines that avoided Guo Xiang’s death, giving Little East Heretic a good ending.”

“Uh…”

“With a casual phrase from the old rascal, ‘The children of Jianghu age as Jianghu itself,’ the springs and autumns pass, and the young Little East Heretic is long deceased.”

“This has really become an unresolved grief.”

“The old rascal didn’t actually use Guo Xiang to torment the readers, but this girl is just so heartbreaking, becoming everyone’s regret.”

At this moment,

the story subtly revealed the fact of Guo Xiang’s death.

What was even more distressing for the readers was that after founding Emei, Guo Xiang took a disciple named ‘Fengling.’

This was the second generation Sect Leader of Emei, Abbess Fengling.

Fengling…

After watching “The Return of the Condor Heroes,” who doesn’t know Fengling Quay?

That was where Guo Xiang and Yang Guo first met!

With just one mention of Fengling Quay, thus came the saying ‘Upon first meeting Yang Guo, one’s entire life is mistaken,’ and the significance of this name given to her disciple by Guo Xiang is self-evident.

This design further evoked profound nostalgia among a large number of readers.

And while many readers sighed over Guo Xiang’s tragic fate,

Lin Yuan suddenly logged into Yi An’s account and wrote a nostalgic article.

This article was titled “To Guo Xiang.”

“When I pass by mountains, the mountains do not speak,

When I pass by seas, the seas do not speak,

The donkey tiptaps along, the Heaven-reliant Sword accompanies me across the world.

Everyone says that I entered the religious life at Mount Emei because I loved the hero Yang Guo,

But in fact, I fell in love with the clouds and the glows of Mount Emei,

Which resembled the fireworks I saw at the age of sixteen.

When I pass by seas, the seas do not speak, when I pass by mountains, the mountains don’t respond;

The donkey drips and taps, drifting into the distance, never wanting to return home.

In the prime of my joyful and carefree life, the dusty colors of travel are unlike one’s youth at nineteen; tormented by worries with no plan to escape, I long deeply for him, but where across the world might he be…”

At this moment,

readers were discussing the unrequited love and melancholic death of Guo Xiang in various forums.

Suddenly, someone saw this article and felt a sudden pang of sorrow, and with mixed feelings, quickly shared it on numerous forums.

And as more people reposted it,

this “To Guo Xiang” quickly went viral across the internet!

In Yi An’s comment section, countless netizens rapidly responded:

“I was just feeling regret, but seeing Yi An’s ‘To Guo Xiang,’ I unexpectedly felt a bit teary-eyed!”

“Well said indeed.”

“Perhaps the clouds and glow atop Mount Emei truly do resemble the fireworks seen at the age of sixteen.”

“It seems Yi An shares a deep sentiment towards Guo Xiang, just like us. This is not the first time Yi An has written about Guo Xiang; if he didn’t truly love her, how could he have written such moving phrases as ‘you were not born when I was; when I was born, you were already old’?”

“Unrequited love doomed to failure changed Guo Xiang’s life.”

“I suggest you look back at the first two chapters of ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer’ and you’ll see that almost every thought of Guo Xiang inevitably leads back to her Big Brother Yang.”

“The sentences written by Yi An always have a kind of magic power that touches the heart.”

“I don’t know the gender of Teacher Yi’an, but I feel that this ‘To Guo Xiang’ possesses very delicate emotions, possibly from a girl?”

“Could Teacher Yi’an reveal their gender? I also have a feeling that you are a girl, because the name Yi An somehow gives off a goddess vibe.”

Lin Yuan, of course, would not answer about Yi An’s gender.

Writing ‘To Guo Xiang’ was an idea he had had previously; the article reminiscing about Guo Xiang was very touching.

It was just that the sentences in it bore heavy interpretative meanings, which is why Lin Yuan did not release it through Chu Kuang’s hand.

Yi An was suited for this sort of task.

After all, that was the very purpose of Yi An’s existence.

It could be considered an embellishment and supplement to ‘The Return of the Condor Heroes’ and ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer’.

Besides Guo Xiang.

During the serial publication of the new book, another issue sparked discussion from all parties, which was the portrayal of the Six Great Sects in the novel!

Shaolin, Wudang, Kunlun, Emei, Mount Hua, Kongtong!

Other martial arts novels often fictionalize the depiction of sects, but the Six Great Sects under Chu Kuang’s pen weren’t entirely fabrications!

Among them, Shaolin covered the widest range, as Blue Star had many Shaolin Temples.

While Mount Wudang, Kunlun Mountains, Mount Emei, Mount Hua, and Kongtong Mountains were indeed real places!

Of course.

The locations in reality exist.

The so-called sects do not.

Yet, this sort of indirect promotion still made the real addresses of the Six Great Sects, including the many Shaolin Temples of Blue Star, destinations considered by many tourists!

Online.

Netizens joked and teased:

“Maybe it’s almost peak tourist season, so Chu Kuang wrote a travel guide for the Bluestarians?”

“And no kidding, after reading ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer,’ I really want to visit Mount Emei. It’s not far; just a three-hour drive, and who knows, maybe I’ll meet my own Guo Xiang?”

“That depends if your wife next to you agrees.”

“There’s a Shaolin Temple here, and there are indeed monks practicing martial arts inside, but it’s not Shaolin Sect. They just focus on physical fitness, like morning exercises. My mom said these days, the number of people at Shaolin Temple has increased, many are checking in and sharing on social media.”

“Hahaha, looks like the old rascal’s book has again helped promote major scenic spots.”

“The Duel Atop Mount Hua in ‘The Legend of the Condor Heroes’ directly caused traffic paralysis on Mount Hua, but this time the old rascal wrote about so many scenic spots, clearly spreading the benefits evenly.”

“He does have a special affection for Mount Hua. Places like Kongtong Mountains only got a passing mention.”

“Chu Kuang indeed has a fondness for Mount Hua. Previously he wrote about Duel Atop Mount Hua, and now he specifically wrote about the Mount Hua Sect, although it can’t compare in prestige to the Duel Atop Mount Hua, of course.”

…

Due to this matter.

Some even suggested renaming Chu Kuang’s new book to ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer: The Travel Diaries of Chu Kuang.’

And others like ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer: The Travel Guide.’

As a result.

While netizens were having a heated discussion about this matter, the official account of Shaolin Temple of Qin Continent in Blue Star suddenly tagged Chu Kuang:

“Shaolin Temple of Qin Continent cordially invites Teacher Chu Kuang to visit for free, and our Abbot is willing to host you throughout!”

Then.

Mount Hua followed suit: “Mount Hua sincerely invites Teacher Chu Kuang to be our guest. You are our most anticipated and honorable visitor!”

Then after!

Mount Wudang!

Kunlun Mountains!

Mount Emei!

Kongtong Mountains!

Several major tourist attractions actually issued consecutive invitations to Chu Kuang!

With ‘Heaven-Reliant Dragon Slayer’ mentioning the Six Great Sects, the real-world “Six Great Sects” unexpectedly extended olive branches to Chu Kuang, stunning netizens from all continents!