Who Falls in Love Hundreds of Years Later - Chapter 1

Chapter 1

The moment I struck, I knew this body wasn’t mine.

Soft, weak, pale.

The terrible scars were all gone.

And there was an unusual dizziness and fever, probably from being drugged.

This person had a face as fair as jade, but harbored evil intentions!

I flashed behind him and choked him with the chains on my wrists.

“Antidote.”

A Shadow Guard doesn’t waste words.

He recovered, stared at me, his suppressed laugh turning into a full-blown laugh.

His laugh was really nice.

Too bad he had to be a lecher.

“A new trick?”

“The last one was thrown into the sea, this time they sent an interesting one.”

This person leaned against me, moving restlessly, his hands not behaving either.

Really no manners.

“Have some respect.”

“So fierce.”

He idly rubbed the protruding bone on my wrist, with a teasing air.

“You want to strangle me with this plastic thing?”

Though I didn’t know what plastic was, this person was certainly no pushover.

He could easily tear the chains apart.

No time to fight.

I aimed for the open little window and leaped out.

Didn’t fly.

Where’s my qinggong?!?

“Whoa boss! Your gift just jumped out the window naked!”

Chapter 2

The tree branches and the freshly watered lawn saved my life.

Internal injuries were inevitable, but I could endure.

A Shadow Guard doesn’t dawdle.

I coughed up two mouthfuls of bloody foam, determined, and continued moving.

In martial arts, speed is unbeatable.

Even if I’m a stranger, as long as I keep moving, no one can catch up.

“…Why is he running in circles?”

“Must be dizzy from the fall.”

“Where’s the boss?”

“Just came down.”

I was carried into a carriage that whinnied on top.

But the carriage had no horse.

I had seen sword-flying as a child, but never a carriage-driving person.

This kind of expert, I must get to know.

Unfortunately, I kept getting pushed down when trying to rise, unable to see the master’s true face.

So mysterious.

“The paths of the martial world are long; when fate brings us together again, we must drink and chat!”

At these words, everyone fell silent, looking at me with curious or pitying eyes.

Only that handsome man laughed until his shoulders shook.

“Boss, where did you get this ancient-style pretty boy?”

“The Ling Family’s bastard son who can’t see the light.”

“Throw him into the sea?”

“Keep him for now, he might be useful.”

I fell dizzy, but I’m not stupid.

These people are definitely not good; a single word could decide my life or death.

At night, I decided to leave the clinic.

Before leaving, I didn’t forget to stuff a couple more of the lychees that man had bought.

So delicious.