I Can Bully You, But No One Else Can
I Can Bully You, But No One Else Can
“Roar...”
The area before the mountain gate, which had been somewhat quiet, instantly erupted like a boiling pot because of the nine azure dragons that suddenly swept across the sky.
Everyone who witnessed this scene couldn’t help but burst into commotion.
That ancient, simple character “Gu”—they knew it all too well.
Especially with this grand display of nine dragons pulling a carriage—one look and they knew it was Gu Changge, the current Direct Disciple of Skyward Schloss and the Young Master of the Gu Family. He had returned!
Rumors about Gu Changge circulated widely throughout Skyward Schloss—Avatar of True Immortal, Young Divine Being, Darling of the Great Dao... there were simply too many to count.
His future achievements were unimaginable; no one knew just how far he could go.
Many elders of Skyward Schloss held him in extremely high regard, believing he was the most suitable candidate to contend for the position of Skyward Schloss’s successor in the future.
Among the Five Greatest Direct Disciples of Skyward Schloss, the other Direct Disciples were all deeply wary of him.
Many Cultivators had heard these rumors.
Moreover, in his youth, Gu Changge had already shaken an entire region, displaying powerful talent and being hailed as a Young Prodigy. Since emerging into the world, he had never once been defeated.
On the contrary, he had no shortage of defeated foes under his hand—all of them extremely famous prodigies from various great lineages and powers, now highly conspicuous figures in the Beyond, drawing attention wherever they went.
Furthermore, Gu Changge’s status as the Young Master of a Longevity Family—on this point alone, he was already enough to rival the successor of Skyward Schloss!
Because Skyward Schloss was quite special in the Beyond—even the various Celestial Dynasties and immortal powers wanted a piece of it, and would send their own successors there.
Though this wasn’t particularly unusual, it was still enough to draw attention from all sides.
Some time ago, Gu Changge had suddenly departed from Skyward Schloss, vanishing for a full half year, which shocked many Cultivators who speculated about where he had gone.
For ordinary people, the whereabouts of any Young Prodigy was a matter of great interest, attracting attention from all circles.
At this moment, the area before the mountain gate was in an uproar, with many Cultivators discussing amongst themselves, watching the nine azure dragons high in the sky.
“Gu Changge—after disappearing for half a year, he’s actually returned...”
“Where did he go?”
The gold-robed man named Jin Yu was also drawn in, his brow furrowing. He had no fondness for Gu Changge, because his older brother had always been wary of him.
Naturally, he held no goodwill toward Gu Changge either.
However, he failed to notice the expression on Gu Xianer’s face at this moment—cold to the extreme, with hatred being forcibly suppressed.
A terrifying aura emanated from her body, and runes had even begun to swirl within her eyes.
“Xiaojie...”
The old servant beside Gu Xianer tugged at her worriedly, afraid she might act too impulsively.
Without a doubt, Gu Xianer also knew that the person heading so ostentatiously into Skyward Schloss was none other than the brother she hated most.
Her bone was inside his body.
Their bones and blood were fused as one.
How could she not sense it?
After more than a decade, she was seeing him again.
It was as if she could once again feel the pain of having her Great Dao Bone dug out by him back then.
“Xiaojie, you haven’t found that elder yet—you absolutely must not draw his attention. In this place, Skyward Schloss, it’s entirely his territory...” the old servant advised.
Gu Xianer understood this reasoning as well. She nodded and forced herself to calm down. Sooner or later, she would seek him out to demand justice.
“Men, seize this little wench who doesn’t know life from death.”
At this moment, Jin Yu’s face turned cold. He turned to look at Gu Xianer and waved his hand.
Several servants behind him rushed forward—burly and strong, all bearing horns and scales.
Gu Xianer’s pretty face turned frosty. She hadn’t wanted to cause trouble, but this trouble insisted on seeking her out.
Moreover, along this journey, there had been no shortage of Cultivators coveting her beauty.
“Roar...”
At this moment, another dragon’s cry came from the sky, startling all the Cultivators once more.
“It’s coming back—and it’s heading toward us...”
They couldn’t help but cry out in alarm, discovering that the nine azure dragons that had been heading into Skyward Schloss had reappeared—and judging by the direction, they were descending toward this very spot!
“Not good—he must have sensed me too.”
Gu Xianer’s expression shifted slightly, and she immediately figured it out. How else could one explain Gu Changge turning back and heading toward the marketplace where she was?
“Gu Changge—what is he doing here?”
Being interrupted again and again, Jin Yu’s expression turned ugly. He had no idea why Gu Changge would come this way.
Could it be because of him?
After all, among those present, he was the only one who could be considered acquainted with Gu Changge—because of his brother, he had met Gu Changge quite a few times.
For a moment, his expression flickered between dark and uncertain.
“Xiaojie, we should leave quickly, right now...” The old servant’s face had also turned pale as he urged anxiously.
But Gu Xianer had calmed down instead. She shook her head and said, “We can’t leave. Sooner or later I’ll have to face him—it might as well be now.”
She hadn’t expected to see Gu Changge so soon.
But at this point, she no longer cared.
The Cultivators around the marketplace were all drawn over. Just moments ago, only a small portion had been watching the excitement, but now basically everyone was looking over, full of curiosity.
“Gu the Direct Disciple actually showing himself? That’s a rare sight indeed.”
“Could it be because of Jin Yu? I heard his brother was once injured by Gu the Direct Disciple and left with lasting wounds...”
The nearby Cultivators were all buzzing with discussion.
Soon, the nine dragons pulling the carriage descended to the ground.
From within the White Jade Carriage came a man’s voice—warm and pleasant to the ear.
“Long time no see. It seems you’ve been doing quite well.”
“Gu the Direct Disciple flatters me. No matter how well I’m doing, how could I compare to you?”
Jin Yu hadn’t expected Gu Changge to say such a thing and was slightly taken aback.
But since Gu Changge’s greeting seemed friendly enough, he couldn’t help but smile in response, showing a bit of goodwill.
“Over a decade without seeing you—you’ve grown so tall, and blossomed into such beauty...”
The voice continued from within the White Jade Carriage. Gu Changge’s gaze carried a strange glint as he stepped out from within.
He spoke to himself, completely ignoring Jin Yu, who had been talking to him at the side.
Hearing these words, Jin Yu’s expression froze outright, then turned extremely awkward—his face flushed with anger and humiliation.
The surrounding Cultivators were also startled, quite astonished. Those words clearly weren’t directed at Jin Yu.
Could it be... that girl in green?
Gu Xianer naturally knew Gu Changge’s words were meant for her.
But her pretty face remained frosty, silent, her gaze incomparably cold.
“Gu Changge, what do you mean by this?”
Seeing Gu Changge completely ignore him, Jin Yu couldn’t maintain his dignity and couldn’t help but shout lightly, trying to preserve his image.
After all, what just happened was truly humiliating—Gu Changge hadn’t been talking to him at all, yet he had eagerly chimed in. His face burned with shame.
“What are you? I’m speaking to my sister—since when is it your place to interrupt?”
Only then did Gu Changge sweep a glance at him, his expression cold and dismissive.
“You...” Jin Yu’s expression froze, turning even darker and uglier, his body trembling with rage.
Gu Changge paid him no further attention.
He turned back to look at Gu Xianer.
He hadn’t expected that just upon arriving at the foot of Skyward Schloss’s mountain, he would sense Gu Xianer’s presence.
So he had directly ordered Ming Lao to drive the carriage back.
No matter what, greeting her first and getting under her skin was no problem.
Her current cultivation was far below his—she definitely couldn’t beat him.
Although she had supreme powerhouses backing her, as long as her life wasn’t in danger, those supreme powerhouses presumably wouldn’t interfere.
So now, bullying her would be an effortless matter, wouldn’t it?
Revenge? As long as his cultivation surpassed hers, she’d never have the chance.
As for how to resolve the grudge over the bone-digging, Gu Changge had long had a plan—when in doubt, dump the blame on the Demonic Heart. Foolproof.
However, using the System to examine Gu Xianer’s Fortuity points,
Gu Changge couldn’t help but click his tongue inwardly.
Compared to Yue Mingkong, it was not the slightest bit inferior—in fact, it was even greater.
Nearly ten thousand Fortuity points.
This made him have to admit that compared to them, the Fortuitous Ones of the Overworld weren’t even worth a fraction.
“Heh heh, Gu Changge, my dear brother—how shameless of you to say such things.”
“If you truly had me, your sister, in your eyes? Would you have done what you did back then?”
Gu Xianer hadn’t expected Gu Changge to adopt such an attitude either.
But this casual, nonchalant demeanor was even more unbearable to her than cold contempt. Her jade hands clenched tight as she stared coldly at Gu Changge.
That detestable face wore a refined, elegant smile—those who didn’t know better might think he was some kind of good person.
Right now, she wished she could smash her fist into his face and cave his skull in.
Meanwhile, the surrounding Cultivators were utterly shocked, eyes wide, never imagining that this girl in green would have such an enormous background—that she was actually Gu Changge’s sister.
Though between the two of them, there seemed to be some kind of conflict?
The events of back then? What happened back then?
Jin Yu’s expression also shifted slightly. He hadn’t expected this green-clothed girl, whom he’d assumed had no backing, to actually be a member of the Gu Family.
But he basically knew all of the Gu Family’s younger generation—where had this green-clothed girl come from?
Gu Xianer said nothing, just stared coldly at Gu Changge. After all, it was a scandal of the Gu Family, and over the years the various clan elders had shown considerable care for her branch of the family.
She didn’t want to bring shame and disgrace upon the Gu Family over this matter.
“Meeting again after all this effort, I didn’t expect this attitude from you. It truly wounds me as your brother,” Gu Changge said with a light, casual smile.
He showed not the slightest sign of repentance.
Of course, it wasn’t that he didn’t know repentance—what happened back then couldn’t be resolved with a mere apology. Otherwise, Gu Xianer would only think him hypocritical, his motives impure.
And Gu Changge had no need for that either.
“Then what attitude do you want? Right now, all I want is to smash that face of yours in,” Gu Xianer said coldly. She felt that Gu Changge had come here purely to let her know that he was aware of her every move.
He was just parading before her, leaving her with nowhere to vent her fury.
“Fine. If you can smash it in, then why don’t you give it a try?”
Gu Changge chuckled lightly, seemingly not intending to say more. Then he looked toward the pale-faced Jin Yu, his expression turning cold. “And what are you? My sister—I can bully her. But if you dare lay a hand on her, then you can go die.”
With those words, he raised his palm and struck down. Runes interwove as a golden palm imprint rapidly condensed in the void, transforming into the hand of a deity—incomparably vast, descending across the sky!
“Gu Changge, you...” Jin Yu’s expression changed, somewhat unable to believe it, his face instantly turning deathly pale. At the foot of Skyward Schloss, Gu Changge dared to strike to kill him?
The servants behind him were also seized with terror and despair. Though their strength was at the Partial-Enlightened Realm, at this moment they couldn’t even muster the thought of resistance.
Gu Changge’s palm was like the hand of a deity, covering the heavens, completely enveloping them all!
With a pu sound!
Blood mist exploded here. Jin Yu’s servants burst apart instantly, and he himself violently spat blood, his body directly collapsing. His Primordial Spirit, wrapped around a protective treasure, swiftly fled.
In an instant, this place fell deathly silent.
Every Cultivator’s scalp went numb, their bodies turning cold.
Some secretly swallowed their saliva, their souls trembling, feeling that something major was about to happen.
“Gu Changge, don’t think I’ll thank you for this...” Gu Xianer, stunned for a moment, came back to her senses and couldn’t help saying with a frosty face.
She hadn’t needed Gu Changge to act—she could have handled it herself. Before, she had only feared causing trouble and drawing Gu Changge’s attention.
Now that Gu Changge had already noticed her, what else did she have to worry about?
“No, I don’t need your thanks,” Gu Changge shook his head. “I just want you to know—I can bully you, but if anyone else bullies you, that won’t do.”