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... at genius level would often be attacked by other powerful forces.

It's just that even if several ancestors of the Chen family worked together to deduce it, they still don't know where Chen Changsheng is.

When they saw that Chen Changsheng's soul lamp was still on, proving that he was still alive, the Chen family felt relieved.

Ye Xingchen, Lin Fan, Liu Yang and others came here on behalf of the forces behind them.

Those forces wanted to make friends with Zhou Xuan, so ...

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