Chapter 166 – Condensing the Law Source!

Night fell.

Fuhai Villa District.

In the living room, the crystal chandelier shone brilliantly.

Xiaobai lay sprawled on the sofa, her pale, lotus-root-like legs swaying gently as she excitedly unpacked a delivery box from her recent seaside trip.

Rip—

The cardboard box tore open.

Immediately after.

A light pink phone appeared in her hand.

“Hmph, after all that buttering up, the master finally bought one for this Fairy!”

Xiaobai fiddled with the phone, plugged in the charger, held down the power button, and watched as the screen slowly lit up, her fluffy fox tail wagging excitedly.

It hadn’t been easy!

Over the past few days, using Qin Yang’s phone had been inconvenient. After pestering him repeatedly—coaxing, crying, and throwing tantrums—Qin Yang had reluctantly bought her a new phone online.

“What should I play with first?”

Hugging the phone, Xiaobai slumped onto the sofa and pondered for a moment.

Suddenly, she remembered the short videos Qin Yang browsed every day.

“That seems pretty good, right?”

With that thought, she swiped the screen a couple of times. Usually, for such popular apps, the seller would have pre-installed them, so no download was needed.

Sure enough.

After a few swipes, the short video app popped up.

“Hehe, register an account, log in, and done!”

Xiaobai deftly tapped into the app and scrolled through the screen. The next moment, a recommended video appeared before her eyes.

[Jianghai Sword God’s Classic Iconic Moments Compilation]

It had tens of millions of views, ranked in the top ten trending topics, with a small flame icon next to it.

“Ugh, it’s the master again.”

Seeing this, Xiaobai frowned slightly. What an unlucky start—had she come online only to fail in escaping her awful master?

The thought made her a little unhappy, so she continued scrolling down.

Next video.

[The Sword God’s Wrath, Flying Sword Seeks the Enemy!!!]

This one also had tens of millions of shares and exposure, with the comments section flooded entirely with praises, as if they were lifting the Jianghai Sword God to the heavens.

Many netizens even claimed to have been there in person, sharing firsthand accounts that garnered loads of likes.

“Damn it! Why is everyone fawning over the master?!”

Xiaobai switched pages, scrolling further down, gritting her silver teeth in frustration. She was utterly speechless.

This Fairy finally managed to buy a phone and get online.

Being tormented by Qin Yang offline was one thing…

But now, even online—

She still couldn’t escape his clutches?!

“Too much!”

With that thought.

Xiaobai stared at the comments below and suddenly had a bold idea.

What if…

She exposed all the times Qin Yang had bullied her? What would happen then?

Could she stir up some drama?

“Fine, you all love that awful master so much, do you? Then this Fairy will show you what he’s really like!”

With that in mind, Xiaobai opened her profile settings, tapped rapidly on the screen, and began changing her nickname.

After modifying the numeric username to [Sword God’s No. 1 Anti-Fan Leader], she scrolled to any short video about the Jianghai Sword God and left slanderous comments underneath.

“The Sword God is total trash!!!”

“He abuses small animals at home every day!”

“He’s nothing but a fraud, a fake medicine peddler!”

After posting over a dozen comments in a row.

Xiaobai hugged her phone, lay back on the sofa, comfortably closed her eyes, and rested her head on her fluffy tail.After venting all her grievances, she finally felt relieved. It was true—when emotions built up, they needed to be released promptly.

A few seconds passed.

Ding—

She received her first-ever online challenge from a netizen.

“!!”

“Huh? Why is this person sending asterisks to this Fairy?”

Xiaobai froze for a moment, tilting her head in confusion. She counted—exactly two asterisks. “What does this mean?”

But before she could reply to ask,

The next moment—

Ding-ding-ding-ding-ding!!

The preset notification sounds instantly flooded her screen, a frenzy of comments sweeping in!

Followers of Jianghai launched a collective bombardment. Xiaobai’s phone vibrated and buzzed incessantly, the notification bar hitting 99+ in seconds!

“Troll! Exposed yourself, didn’t you?!”

“Seriously, dude, your username sounds like a parody—are you just baiting?”

“This is insane. The internet truly showcases the diversity of every species!”

“You even dare to slander the Jianghai Sword God? Are you even human?!”

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Vitriolic comments poured in, replies stacking under her original post. In moments, it skyrocketed to over a hundred replies! Some even shared her post on forums.

A deluge of traffic surged, the heat boosting her comment to the top spot under those videos, exposing it to even more viewers.

Confronted with the furious comments on her screen, Xiaobai—who had never witnessed such a spectacle—was overwhelmed. Dazzled and flustered, the entire fox was instantly stupefied.

“???”

The Jianghai Sword God is this popular?

They’re all here to attack me?!

“This Fairy just created this new account—and I have to endure this?!”

Enraged, Xiaobai gritted her teeth and immediately began tapping furiously on the screen, typing out a long retort. After verifying it was error-free, she decisively pressed the ‘paper plane’ button next to the comment.

Send!

Ding—

[Send Failed!]

“Huh???”

Xiaobai stared blankly at the failed send notification, a question mark popping up above her head.

What’s going on?

Network issue?

She narrowed her eyes, swiped open the notification panel to investigate the cause, and then opened her profile. Only then did she notice an official message inserted there.

[Your account has violated community guidelines!]

[Permanently banned status]

Permanent ban!

“Huh? This Fairy got permanently banned just like that?”

Reading the message, Xiaobai’s eyes widened in disbelief.

No way! This Fairy just created this account, and you straight up permanently banned it!?

On what grounds?!

So infuriating!

“Wow, everyone’s so obsessed with the Jianghai Sword God, huh?”

Seething with anger, Xiaobai promptly deleted the account with practiced ease and swiftly created a new throwaway account, ready to stir the pot again.

If I don’t shut them up with my clapbacks today…

This Fairy won’t go by the name Bai!!!

But right at that moment—

BOOM!

Outside the window, thunder suddenly roared across the night sky. A blinding white flash tore through the gloomy darkness as a violent aura descended, startling her so badly her hand jerked—sending the new phone flying.

It hit the corner of the desk.

Crack…*

The screen shattered…

……………

In the courtyard, Qin Yang sat cross-legged, fully concentrated on comprehending the Laws of Thunder. Lightning streaked and thunder rumbled overhead.

After these past few days, his grasp of the thunder fragments was nearing completion.

Tonight was the final stage!

“Whether I break through or not depends on this attempt.”

The thought solidified his resolve.Qin Yang sank into the Enlightenment Space, chasing the fragment of thunder technique in his mind. Surging lightning enveloped his entire body, with purple electric arcs swirling around him.

As his aura intensified, the Enlightenment Space contracted, drawing in the fleeing thunder technique fragment.

A moment later.

Hum!

An arcane array inscription resonated as the purple electricity around him extinguished. Qin Yang slowly opened his eyes, a silver mark condensing between his brows.

It resembled a lightning fork pattern.

Boundless thunder power converged within it.

“The essence of Thunder Law… finally achieved!”

(End of Chapter)