Ye Guan's words carried a hint of bitterness. Over the years, his weeks were basically a day of minor beatings followed by five days of heavy beatings. His enemies were always far stronger than him. Showing off? It was a pipe dream!0

Now that he was back on his own turf, he could finally show off.0

However, it seemed like it still wasn't all that special either.0

Ye Guan didn't teach An Mujin his own swordsmanship but instead gave him the inheritance of another swordsman. Ye Guan didn't think that his swordsmanship was worthy of being passed down on to others. In his eyes, he wasn't qualified. Of course, giving a bit of guidance was perfectly fine.0

Meanwhile, An Mujin developed a deep sense of reverence toward Ye Guan. Ye Guan was always capable of pinpointing the exact issues he was facing and correcting them. It was terrifying.0

An Mujin had completely accepted that he was inferior to Ye Guan. More than that, he was grateful that he had encountered someone so powerful.0

After Ye Guan...0