In the Great Xia Country, any newspaper with a headline involving Long Fei was selling like crazy.
What originally was a serious matter in the cultivation world eventually ended up as gossip fodder for tabloid papers.
Some claimed that the major sects launched a siege on Long Fei because he married the princess of the Great Xia Country.
The disciples the sects had painstakingly nurtured didn't form alliances with the royal family, and in their fury, they attacked.
Other tabloids, trying to stir up drama, made even wilder claims, accusing Long Fei of being a flower-stealing fiend.
They said he wasn't interested in young maidens but specifically targeted middle-aged women.
Apparently, the entire incident started because Long Fei was caught peeping at sect leaders' wives bathing in Tianzhu Mountain.
This enraged the sects, prompting their joint attempt to hunt him down.
At the Ninth Princess's residence in Chang'an City, newspapers were delivered nonstop on that very day.
