I became a villain master, but I conquered the heroine

As soon as you are teleported into the Lingze Secret Realm, what comes into view is a lush green scene.

Countless towering trees rise from the ground, the lush trees block out the sun, the weather is gloomy, accompanied by thick fog, and the air is very humid.

They were trapped in thick fog, all around them was mist that seemed real and illusory. They could not see the direction ahead and could only walk deeper into the woods with their heads down.

Those who can come here to participate in the trial in this secret realm are all outstanding disciples from various sects who have been selected through the immortal sect competition.

The secret realm contains endless opportunities, spiritual tools, magic treasures, secret books, and elixirs, but it is also extremely dangerous.

Some are excited, while others are worried, but they all have the same goal, which is to improve their strength and refine their cultivation in the secret realm.

It would be great if we could find one or two rare treasures in the secret realm.

Those disciples probably knew that the road ahead was dangerous and uncertain, so they went in groups of two or three, looking for people they were familiar with.

Whether traveling in groups or alone, this group of young men and women are ready to begin this seven-day trial journey.

Gu Xi tied her hair into a high ponytail with a black headband, wore a light blue shirt with narrow sleeves, and held her natal sword in her hand. She looked clean and neat.

She doesn't look like a cultivator, but rather like a female knight roaming the world.

She walked quietly behind the group of young boys and girls, without looking for anyone to go with her, and then she walked into the dense foggy forest alone.

After entering the dense forest, within a few breaths, a cool breeze brushed her cheek.

A white light flashed before Gu Xi's eyes, and when her vision returned, the scene in front of her suddenly changed.

All the disciples who had been with her before were gone, leaving her alone in the woods.

But the forest here seemed different from before. The shape of the leaves had changed, and the gaps and arrangement between the trees had changed.

Seeing this sudden change in the scene, Gu Xi's eyelashes trembled. She was clear in her mind and knew that the trial had officially begun.

The thick fog gradually dissipated, and the sky turned into a bright blue. The golden sunlight sprinkled on the fallen leaves on the ground, like a brightly colored crayon painting.

The changing scenes in the woods appeared before her eyes frame by frame. She secretly guessed that it must be the overlapping of time and space in the secret realm that separated different people to different places.

Gu Xi didn’t know what he would encounter ahead. Would it be good or bad? Would it be a blessing or a disaster? So he just kept moving forward along the road in front of him.

She walked in the forest for a long time. The forest seemed to have no end. It was vast and boundless, with no edge in sight. So far, she had not found anything unusual.

But she found that the spiritual energy in this place was unusually abundant. She was a little tired, so she found an open and shaded place to sit cross-legged. After resting for a while, she closed her eyes and began to concentrate on meditation.

Finally, Gu Xi began to gather his energy, sinking his qi into his dantian, merging his spirit into one, and concentrating his mind and energy.

With each breath she took, she circulated her spiritual power through the meridians throughout her body. She did not retract the spiritual power until she completed three major circulations.

Gu Xi's eyelashes trembled, she slowly opened her eyes and exhaled again.

She could feel that the spiritual energy here was particularly pure, which was of great benefit to spiritual practice. If she practiced here for a long time, she would be able to speed up her practice and achieve twice the result with half the effort.

But she understood the principle of "too much is as bad as too little". The spiritual power she had just cultivated had not yet been completely absorbed by her body, and her dantian was still a little sore, so she planned to stop practicing here today.

I saw the last rays of light in the sky and the floating clouds. It was getting dark and there was an occasional cool breeze.

Gu Xi stood up and rubbed his brows. He saw that the woods seemed to have no end and he did not see any other exits around.

She had to spend the night here, so she prepared to find some dry firewood and spend the night there.

Thinking of this, she left the place and picked up the dead branches scattered on the ground.

After a while, she had a lot of dead branches in her hands, and just as she bent down to put the picked up firewood together.

The wind suddenly blew in the woods, and the sound of falling leaves was rustling in the forest. The branches of the trees swayed violently in the strong wind.

A gust of sand blew straight towards her, and her skirt was instantly lifted up, fluttering in the wind.

Gu Xi half-closed his eyes, raised his left arm in front of his eyes, and tried to block the wind and sand.

In an instant, angry cries exploded above Gu Xi's head.

She frowned and looked in the distance following the sound. A giant bird-like monster was hovering in the sky. She had seen this monster in the Book of Hundred Monsters. It was a low-level monster called the Red-necked Gu Diao.

This group of red-banded Gu eagles hovered in the sky. They were dozens of inches long, exuding an extremely violent aura and their eyes emitted sharp rays.

On both sides there is a pair of wings that cover the sky and a pair of sharp claws ready to strike.

At this moment, its breath was firmly locked on Gu Xi. Gu Xi felt his whole body sink as if a mountain was pressing down on him, making it hard to breathe. But now was not the time to show his weakness.

She had a general understanding of the Red-necked Gu Diao's living habits and temperamental characteristics. Whenever night fell, this monster liked to go out in groups to look for food.

It has a violent, brutal and savage temperament and will attack any living thing it encounters.

Gu Xi was worried that she had no place to digest the spiritual power she had just absorbed. Her eyes focused and she thought that perhaps this was an opportunity to test her own strength and take the opportunity to practice with these monsters.

The group of Gu Diao monsters roared at Gu Xi, the murderous light in their eyes could no longer be blocked, and they raised their sharp claws and charged straight towards Gu Xi.

But Gu Xi was no longer the powerless mortal. Her expression was firm and calm, her brows were furrowed and her lips were tightly pursed.

With the sound of breaking through the air, the sword pierced through the heart of the Gu Diao. When the sword was pulled out, the boiling blood of the monster sprayed all over the ground.

Gu Xi flew into the air, and in the air she met the Gu Diao head-on, without having time to think too much.

With a wave of his hand and a drop of the knife, the head of the Gu Diao fell off, and a cloud of dust was instantly raised.

Gu Xi landed steadily, the magic sword spun a circle in her wrist, she raised the sword and swung it across the air, the blood of the monster splashed on her face.

She didn't have time to wipe it, and chopped down with the sword again, and another Gu Diao's head rolled to the ground.

The surroundings turned into a sea of ​​blood, covered in bloodstains and the corpses of the red-necked Gu Diao were everywhere.

After she dealt with the corpses of the red-necked Gu Eagles and everything was settled, Gu Xi leaned against a tree with bloodshot eyes, breathing heavily, trying to calm her breath.

The panting sounded particularly loud in the silent night.

As she looked at the dark night, Gu Xi recalled every moment she spent with her master. The corners of her mouth curled up unconsciously, looking silly and cute.

But now Gu Xi was participating in the trial alone in the secret realm. Thinking of this, she felt lonely and didn't know how her master was doing now...