Peerless Taoist

"Yu Ruo, you should have told me earlier that you have come to my Lu Family." A low and deep voice suddenly resounded through the sky.    

Following which, everyone saw a tall and sturdy ferocious beast pulling a carriage to the side of the pavilion.    

The door opened and Lu Chengfeng's figure slowly walked out from inside.    

"It's actually the young master of the second branch of the Lu Family!"    

"I heard that Lu Chengfeng has been chasing Chu Yuruo for a long time. Unfortunately, he has been training outside. This time, he specially came to see Chu Yuruo."    

"Tsk, tsk, tsk. The two of them are a match of talent and beauty, and their backgrounds are quite compatible. I'm really envious."    

Lu Chengfeng's appearance instantly caused a wave of discussion.    

"Yu Ruo, long time no see." Lu Chengfeng found a fan and waved it slowly, like an elegant young master.    

He walked into the pavilion and immediately saw Chu Yu Ruo comprehending a picture.    

"Hmph! Comprehending your lousy painting again." Lu Chengfeng stared at the old man in the raincoat, "Quickly hand over your treasure and send it to Yu Ruo!"    

The old man in the raincoat completely ignored him. He sat by the pavilion and seemed to have fallen into a deep sleep.    

Lu Chengfeng frowned, "You really think of yourself as someone important? I, the Lu Family, gave you a place to stay. I pity you, for the sake of making you feel grateful!"    

The old man in the raincoat in front of him was a guest in the pond.    

There was only one such existence in the entire Heavenly View City. He had lived for a very long time. Many people said that he might have existed when the Heavenly View City was just established.    

The guest in the pond had always lived on an isolated island in the pond. Every few years, there would be a Winding River Banquet and everyone would come here to challenge his painting.    

Whoever could comprehend the true meaning of the painting would be able to obtain his treasure.    

It was said that the treasure could help one achieve immortality.    

Unfortunately, after so many years, countless people had come to try it. Even the supreme beings of the Lu Family had come before. However, none of them had truly comprehended the true meaning of the painting.    

Lu Chengfeng naturally knew about this legend, but he didn't think it was a big deal.    

No matter how ancient you were, this Heavenly Scenic City was ruled by the Lu Family.    

As the young master of the second branch of the Lu Family, he was the future master of the Lu Family.    

To make such an old man give up a treasure, wasn't it a piece of cake?    

Seeing that the guest in the pool didn't leave him, Lu Chengfeng was furious. He stepped forward and grabbed the collar of the guest, "I'm talking to you. Didn't you hear me?"    

Just as his hand was about to touch the guest in the pool, the guest suddenly opened his eyes.    

He glanced coldly at Lu Chengfeng and said in a deep voice, "Even if Ancestor came over, he wouldn't dare to speak to me like this."    

A terrifying pressure instantly enveloped the pavilion.    

The Demonic Beast that carried Lu Chengfeng couldn't withstand this kind of terrifying pressure and turned around and flew away.    

Lu Chengfeng also did not expect that this seemingly vulnerable old man in front of him could actually unleash such a powerful force.    

For a moment, he froze on the spot, his lips trembling, unable to utter a single word for a long time.    

"Once you enter my pavilion, you must comprehend my painting. Try this painting." The guest in the pool directly took out a painting from his bosom and placed it in front of Lu Chengfeng.    

On the painting was a hideous and terrifying Yaksha.    

This yaksha bared its fangs and brandished its claws, as if it would jump out of the painting in the next moment.    

Lu Chengfeng stood stiffly on the spot, staring blankly at the painting before him, before directly collapsing onto the ground.    

He was actually so frightened by this painting that he did not dare to say a word.