Since the forbidden place was full of traps, those people originally thought that Ji Zheng would be discovered soon, and then directly attracted the division commanders. In order to avoid suspicion, they also returned to the dormitory and waited expectantly to watch a good show.

But they never expected that Ji Zheng would go all the way in without hindrance.

Here, the jade pendant worn by Ji Zheng played a key role for the second time.

Of course, Chi Fei didn't write it out here, but through the conversations of those few people, readers knew that the forbidden place was full of traps.

Then when Ji Zheng entered the forbidden land, the jade pendant on his body emitted a faint red light, but he himself was unaware.

Through this subtle hint, readers will naturally guess that the reason why Ji Zheng was able to enter the forbidden land without hindrance was probably related to the jade pendant.

After Ji Zheng entered the forbidden land, he quickly got lost, and he couldn't walk if he wanted to at this time.

In desperation, he continued to go deeper, hoping to find an exit.

As he reached the end of the cave, he suddenly saw a huge iron cage in front of him.

Inside the iron cage, there was an old man with a beard and hair that was about to grow to the ground.

To his surprise, several thick chains passed through the old man's lute bone and collarbone, locking him inside and unable to move.

This plot Chi Fei also attached a picture, or the kind of sketch style where you can't see the facial features of the characters clearly.

I saw a black figure in a large iron cage, tightly tied to the wall by several chains. Although he couldn't see his face clearly, judging from his long gray beard and thin body, he was a very old man. An eerie aura emanated from the old man's body, making people shudder.

Because the other party was motionless, Ji Zheng even thought that the other party was already a dead person.

But at this moment, the old man suddenly looked up at him and said, "Little ghost, who are you?" Why are you here? ”

Although he had been locked up for a hundred years, and his whole body cultivation had been completely destroyed, the big devil could still see at a glance that this kid was just a rookie who had just reached the stage of qi training.

Ji is a kind-hearted child, and when he sees the old man's tragic condition, he can't help but feel some sympathy. But he is not a stupid person, and he knows that since this old man will be locked up, he is probably not a good person.

It's just that he didn't know the way out, so he had to ask the other party how to get out of here.

The old man looked at the young Ji Zheng, and suddenly a strange smile appeared on his face, and then pretended to be very kind and slowly explained to him how to get out.

Just because his voice was too small, Ji Zheng, who was trying to hear him clearly, unconsciously got closer and closer to the iron cage, and finally even the whole person was next to the iron cage.

At this moment, the eyes of the old man who had always been kind to him suddenly flashed, and his originally skinny right hand and arm suddenly grew by as much as a zhang, and stretched out towards him like lightning.

Because this change was too sudden, coupled with the speed of the other party, Ji Zheng didn't even have a chance to react, and was grabbed by the palm with dry skin and flesh like a skeleton.

Ji Zheng desperately wanted to rip it off, but that hand grabbed his head tightly like an iron tong, so that he couldn't pull it off at all.

After grabbing Ji Zheng's head, the old man began to chant words from his mouth, and his whole body emitted a strange blue light.

At the same time, Ji Zheng felt that countless things were pouring into his head from that palm, making him feel painful.

Regarding the identity of this old man and what kind of evil spell he was casting, Chi Fei did not explain it here. Because he wrote it from the perspective of Ji Zheng, of course it was impossible to know these things.

But the dizzying and amazing unfolding of this series alone is enough to make readers nervous and addicted.

However, by the time the story was written, the second volume had just come to an end.

On the last page, there is a picture: in the dark, a wizened hand is tightly grasping the head of a child, and the owner of the hand is the old man in the cage whose facial features are not clear. At this time, his hair stood on end, and his whole body emitted a strange light.

This is the third and final picture in the entire book.

Since I don't know whether the protagonist Ji Zheng will live or die next, this break not only satisfies the appetite of readers, but also hangs people up and beats them.

From Chi Fei's point of view, of course, I think this is a normal approach. When he used to be a part-time writer, wasn't it normal to leave a suspense every few chapters? A lot of writers do the same.

But where have readers in this era experienced this, they only feel that this disconnection is too terrible, it is simply inhumane.

Because the general script on the market is over with one book, at most it is divided into three volumes.

No matter how big the suspense in the book is, you can know the reason for it by reading it in one breath.

However, "Xianxia" is out one by one, and if you want to know what the next plot is, you can only wait for the next volume to be released.

This suspense is so big that people can't wait to rush to the author immediately, grab him by the neck and force him to take out the manuscript to relieve his hatred.

For Chi Fei, they really love and hate it now.

After reading the main text, readers immediately turned to the last page of the preface to see when the third volume would be released.

Sure enough, it was written that the third volume would be released in a month, so please give it a lot of cheers.

In addition to this sentence, there is a passage that follows it like this:

Recently, I saw a joke that a colleague first made up a story that even a three-year-old child didn't believe, and then relied on this story without any basis and human and physical evidence to slander someone in Chi for plagiarism. Could it be that the one who said this was a judge, and said that whoever is guilty is guilty?

I've always wondered why the other party has repeatedly forced each other, even if he has no grievances with this colleague in the past, and he has never even seen him, even at the expense of using such despicable means to slander someone.

It wasn't until someone told me that this person was just jealous and hateful.

This person is also a well-known author in the world, and he has always been held. As a result, after Chi's two new books were sold, he accidentally stole someone's limelight, so someone became jealous and wanted to suppress it.

It is said that this person is known as 'the first person to write love in the Beijing dialect world', I can't help but laugh, who is this title? It can't be someone who sealed it themselves, right? Tsk, this cheek is really not ordinarily thick, admire and admire.

I didn't want to pay attention to this kind of villain, it's like a dog bites a man, and people can't bite back, right? It's just that someone is too despicable to even dare to use such an obscene method, so Chi had to find a flat pole and beat this mad dog that bites people to death directly, so as not to cause trouble to the world again.

It's a bit of nonsense, so please don't be surprised. We'll see you next month.

After reading this paragraph, everyone's whole mind was confused.

It is the first time they have seen such an extremely straightforward postscript in the back of the book, and many people may not know what a poisonous tongue is, but they have learned from these swearing words and sentences that are not swearing what it means to kill without blood.

For a time, everyone in the capital who read the script knew that Chi Fei, the author of the most popular "Liang Zhu" and "Xianxia", was directly on the pole with the famous grass hall scholar.

This is what Chi Fei does, just slam him back and scare the other party to death.

Anyway, he now has to publish a new book every month, and the other party will not be able to publish one in three or four months at the earliest.

In other words, every time the other party scolds him, he can scold him back three or four times.

It's like forum posting, people who type slowly can only post one post per minute, while people who type fast can post three or four posts per minute, and the number of posts alone has already won.

What's more, most people like to listen to gossip, and whoever dominates public opinion occupies the moral high ground.

The paperman tore B, and Chi Fei, who came from the Internet era, really didn't fear anyone.

Sure enough, as soon as the afterword of this unprecedented book came out, except for a few die-hard fans of the grass hall scholars, the vast majority of readers who like "Liang Zhu" and "Xianxia" stood on Chi Fei's side.

Readers are not blind, before the appearance of "Xianxia", who has ever read such a fantasy and shameful book.

And the unique style of writing in the book, except for Chi Fei, the author of "Liang Zhu", who else can write it? Can such a unique writing be copied?

As the so-called rough words are not rough, thinking of the behavior of the Caotang scholar criticizing "Liang Zhu" in the preface of the new book, combined with Chi Fei's extremely straightforward words in the postscript of the book, it is natural to believe that the Caotang scholar did this kind of thing because he was jealous of Chi Fei for stealing his limelight.

It turns out that this is the truth. For a time, many readers were full of contempt and doubt about the character of the Caotang scholars.

The reputation of the literati is very important, and when this reputation is bad, even fewer people are willing to buy his books.

At the same time, an even more shocking news spread throughout the world: the head of Juyazhai personally said that if any bookseller wanted to get the latest editions of "Liang Zhu" and "Xianxia" from him in the future, he would remove the books of the Caotang scholars from the shelves, otherwise they would refuse to supply them.

As soon as this news came out, it immediately shook the entire script market.