The Secret of Salvation
Elly learns that Taylor can only be saved by an extremely yin female through dual cultivation, combined with rare herbs, and she agrees to the method despite its secrecy and personal sacrifice.Will Elly's sacrifice truly save Taylor and restore the Divine Dragon Sect?
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