Definition
A powerful ghost type with horns and sharp claws, roughly equal to a late Foundation Establishment cultivator.
A powerful ghost type with horns and sharp claws, roughly equal to a late Foundation Establishment cultivator.
Definition
A powerful ghost type with horns and sharp claws, roughly equal to a late Foundation Establishment cultivator.
Get ready, fellow Daoists—the Void Heaven Palace just turned up the heat. In this chapter, the black-robed man (yes, Extreme Yin himself) nearly gets ghost-drained but survives thanks to a mysterious white light that shatters his ancient mirror. Meanwhile, the ghost army finally decides to stop playing: a dozen Wéiwú ghosts encircle our three cultivators, with two tougher ghost shadows and two green-haired yakshas thrown in. Han Li, ever the cold accountant of risk, assigns the minions to his reluctant allies and takes the bosses himself. The real highlight? A green ghost orb reveals its trump card—a solid tiger-shaped artifact spirit, something Han Li has been hunting for years. But his sword arts are no ordinary tools; they resist the yin qi as if they were born for ghost-slaying. This chapter is a masterclass in Mortal Stream combat logic: no flashy heroics, just precise resource allocation and tactical testing of the enemy’s toys.
This chapter is a textbook demonstration of how *RMJI* stages group battles: the protagonist never takes unnecessary risks. Han Li immediately assigns the safe (ish) job to his companions while he tackles the unknowns. His internal reaction to the artifact spirit—surprise, then cold interest, then immediate tactical decision to test it—perfectly captures his engineering mindset. The infodump on artifact spirits is dropped at just the right moment: instead of pausing the action, it deepens the tension by showing the stakes (that tiger is a serious threat). Also note the subtle worldbuilding: Extreme Yin’s broken mirror reacted to the gray shadow’s weakness to light—a hint that these ghost shadows have a light-element vulnerability. Keep your eyes peeled for how Han Li will exploit that. And remember: in the Mortal Stream, the first exchange is always a probe, not a commitment. Han Li hasn’t even started fighting seriously yet.
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