Playboy: Medical and Martial Master

Facing Sun Zhe’s fiery frenzy, Bai Ran chose to respond with gentle affection, yielding to his dominance and finding joy in it, appearing utterly composed. However, after a bout of intimacy, when she was pressed against a tree by Sun Zhe and that crimson, mushroom-shaped thing forcefully invaded her inner palace, she went mad. She shook her head wildly and moaned passionately, losing all her previous composure and becoming like a completely different person.

Since Yao Rao and Han Xinyue had packed up and left early in the morning, the vast encampment was left with just Sun Zhe and Bai Ran, allowing them to be uninhibited and reckless.

A vigorous and unrestrained battle ensued, lasting nearly two hours before coming to an end.

After Sun Zhe withdrew his weapon, Bai Ran sat limply at the base of the tree. In the mysterious valley, the dense black fleece was soaked through, coagulating into clumps as a sweet nectar mixed with a white paste flowed incessantly.

Sun Zhe stood to the side, wiping the sweat from his brow. He exhaled deeply and said, ”Sister-in-law, clean yourself up. We need to hit the road.”

Bai Ran looked up at him, her beautiful eyes shimmering. She pouted coquettishly. ”Baby, this big sister wants more...”

Hearing this, Sun Zhe glanced down at her valley. ”It’s already so swollen. Can you still take it?”

Bai Ran said nothing more. She simply moved over to crouch in front of Sun Zhe, wrapped her arms around his thigh, and parted her fragrant lips to clean the filthy, mucus-covered serpent, seemingly unfazed.

”Mmm... Mmm...”

Watching Bai Ran’s head bob with such relish, Sun Zhe felt himself growing aroused again and couldn’t help but run his hand through her silky hair.

A short while later, after she finished cleaning the instrument of their crime, Bai Ran suddenly stood up and pressed Sun Zhe down onto the ground.

Sun Zhe obediently lay down. As he stared into her eyes, he frowned slightly, noticing a strange pink hue in them, just like Yao Rao’s the night before. This must be because she ate the snake meat, he thought.

”Sister-in-law, your eyes...”

”What about them? Are they beautiful?”

”They are, but I wanted to say...”

”You want to shoot on my eyes, don’t you? I’ll let you do it later.”

Sun Zhe sighed silently, realizing this enchantress was out of her mind. Her thoughts were entirely consumed by one thing, so he stopped trying to reason with her. This is clearly the effect of an aphrodisiac. Not just the Blood Essence, even the snake meat has this miraculous effect. What kind of snake was it?

Just then, Bai Ran suddenly sat down on him. ”Of course, it’s my darling’s black snake!”

He sucked in a sharp breath. The sudden sensation of being completely enveloped by the tight, wet heat, which pulsed and contracted around him, sent a wave of indescribable ecstasy through Sun Zhe. It made his skin tingle.

”Sister-in-law...”

”Hmm, what is it?” Bai Ran squinted her eyes in a trance, one hand playing with her loose hair while the other fondled her snowy-white flesh. Head thrown back, she moaned seductively, seemingly lost in the moment.

At this point, she had cast everything aside, wanting nothing more than to vent the wicked fire inside her body.

Sun Zhe’s hands wrapped around her slender waist. ”How does this feel like a little mouth? It’s even sucking me in.”

”Does it feel good?”

”Mmm...”

”Then let your big sister suck some more!”

Faint, wet sounds—SQUELCH, SQUELCH, SQUELCH—drifted out from under the tree.

Bai Ran’s fair hips and slender waist moved rapidly, sometimes back and forth, sometimes up and down, splashing her sweet nectar everywhere. She had only been riding him for a moment, but the lush black fleece was already beaded with white dew. Moreover, each time she lifted her snowy buttocks, she would pull out sticky, white threads.

”I’m coming!” Sun Zhe finally gritted out. ”Sister-in-law, should I come inside?!”

At his words, Bai Ran suddenly quickened her pace, her cries becoming delirious—a sound between a wail and a moan, both pathetic and alluring.

”Faster, faster... Baby, go deeper... Eyes or inside, you can pick one!”

Sun Zhe grabbed her slender waist and thrust upward with all his might. ”Then it’s inside!”

A moment later, they shuddered and convulsed in unison.

With a final, long moan, Bai Ran collapsed weakly onto Sun Zhe’s chest. Her delicate body continued to twitch, as if she were expiring from a severe illness. As waves of magma irrigated her inner palace, she felt as if all the strength had been drained from her body.

...

After a long while, once they had rested, the two began packing their things to set out.

Considering how much time their consecutive battles had cost them, Sun Zhe made a decision.

”Sister-in-law, what if we leave these supplies behind? We can find a place in the encampment to hide them and retrieve them on our way back.”

Bai Ran, who was packing, turned to look at him. ”Are you worried carrying all these packs will slow us down?”

Sun Zhe nodded. ”We’ve been delayed for so long. We need to pick up the pace.”

”And whose fault is that? We wouldn’t be so delayed if it weren’t for you,” Bai Ran retorted.

Sun Zhe was left speechless. He pointed to his own nose, about to argue, but ultimately swallowed his words. He knew there was no point in reasoning with a woman.

Bai Ran covered her mouth and giggled. ”Fine, then. I don’t want to carry all this stuff anyway. But what about your bag of medicinal herbs?”

”It’s fine, I’ll find a place to hide it.”

A moment later, after Bai Ran had hidden their things, Sun Zhe walked up behind her. ”Sister-in-law, are you afraid of heights?”

Bai Ran turned to face him, lightly tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. ”I’ve climbed cliffs dozens of meters high. Do I seem like someone who’s afraid of heights?”

”Good point.” Sun Zhe chuckled, then took a deep breath.

Suddenly, a golden-red True Qi radiated from his body, kicking up sand and stones in a ten-meter radius!

Startled, Bai Ran quickly backed away. Just as she was about to ask what was happening, the golden-red True Qi suddenly converged, flowing toward Sun Zhe’s back and transforming into an eerie black-and-white True Qi.

Then, before her shocked eyes, a pair of black and white wings unfurled from Sun Zhe’s back. One wing emitted billows of white vapor, while the other was shrouded in a black mist. The sight was both eerie and dreamlike.

Bai Ran’s beautiful eyes trembled in disbelief. ”Ah Zhe, this is...”

Sun Zhe said nothing, stepping forward to sweep her into his arms.

Bai Ran instinctively wrapped her arms around his neck, finally understanding why he had asked her about heights just moments before.

”Sister-in-law, we’re about to fly.”

”Go easy on me. I *am* afraid of heights.”

”Didn’t you say you weren’t?”

”Is flying through the sky the same as rock climbing?”

As they spoke, Sun Zhe bent his knees, spread his wings, and shot into the sky, soaring toward the depths of the Bone Stone Forest. Since the Yin Yang Wings could only be maintained for a very limited time, he flew both high and fast. Only when he felt he couldn’t maintain them any longer did he begin gliding toward the ground.

”Ah Zhe, seriously, your wings...”

”Of course they’re not real,” Sun Zhe laughed. ”It’s a martial arts technique that condenses my True Qi. Here, feel them if you don’t believe me.”

”That’s not what I meant. I was going to say they look incredible.”

”Oh really? I think so too.”

”Hmph. So narcissistic.”

About half an hour later, Sun Zhe was finally reaching his limit. He began to glide toward the ground with Bai Ran in his arms.

BANG!

Unexpectedly, a thunderous gunshot echoed from the dense forest below.

Startled, Sun Zhe instinctively flipped over in mid-air to dodge the incoming bullet. The bullet struck his left wing and burst into a shower of sparks. He felt nothing—not even the slightest vibration. It was then he realized his Yin Yang Wings could be used not only for flight but also as a shield.

Cradled in his arms, Bai Ran quickly peered down. ”Someone’s shooting at you from below!”

Sun Zhe gritted his teeth and accelerated toward the ground. ”They probably mistook me for some kind of giant bird. Besides, the only people in this forest with guns... would be those mercenaries.”

”So, are we going to check it out?” Bai Ran asked.

”Of course. I was just wondering how I was going to find them.”