Chapter 103: Blades Everywhere, Seen and Unseen (Part 2)
In the world of Jianghu, the Fangshi have always been a group that strikes fear into the hearts of others.
If a martial artist is a tiger, then a Fangshi is a venomous snake.
Martial artists are fierce and seek to act on their impulses; if they say they will move, they do so immediately, but a Fangshi will not.
Setting up formations and casting spells for a Fangshi comes with various restrictions; the more powerful the spell, the more preparation is required, and the more time it consumes.
Therefore, many Fangshi learn to endure and bide their time.
There have been many rumors in the Jianghu about the devious nature of Fangshi, but the one that makes people’s scalps crawl the most is the rumor regarding the mid-grade Fangshi, Jiang Tu.
It is said that there once was a third-rate sect called the Poshan Sect, led by a master who was a sixth-grade martial artist.
He was a former bandit with a fiery temper and an arrogant demeanor. One day, after drinking, he developed a grudge against a low-grade Fangshi in a tavern.
This Fangshi was none other than Jiang Tu, who was still obscure at the time.
Relying on his martial cultivation, the leader of the Poshan Sect not only beat Jiang Tu until his face was bruised and swollen but also forced him into a corner to humiliate him.
In the end, amid the jeers and ridicule of the crowd, he even unzipped his pants and urinated on his head.
The low-grade Fangshi, his clothes torn and his face battered, dragged his foul-smelling self away under the gaze of everyone.
