Home / Turns Out, I’m In A Villain Clan! / Chapter 263: The Sky Beyond the Sickbed

Read free on Ficlyn

Turns Out, I’m In A Villain Clan!

Chapter 263: The Sky Beyond the Sickbed · Oct 15, 2026

Prev Chapter Novel Info Next Chapter

Chapter List (735)

Page number / 15

251 Chapter 251: The Tide of Wealth 2026-10-15
252 Chapter 252: Fourth Round Starts! 2026-10-15
253 Chapter 253: A Caged Princess? 2026-10-15
254 Chapter 254: Li Meiying Vs Shui Lian’er! 2026-10-15
255 Chapter 255: Shui Lian’er’s Unfathomable Might 2026-10-15
256 Chapter 256: Jin Yuanzhan Vs Nie Fengzhuo! 2026-10-15
257 Chapter 257: Whispers of Vendetta 2026-10-15
258 Chapter 258: Shattered Core, Shattered Faith 2026-10-15
259 Chapter 259: The Girl Who Bore Yin Poison 2026-10-15
260 Chapter 260: Heavenly Body! 2026-10-15
261 Chapter 261: To Save or Not? 2026-10-15
262 Chapter 262: Willingness to Live 2026-10-15
263 Chapter 263: The Sky Beyond the Sickbed 2026-10-15
264 Chapter 264: A Genius Fallen, A Sister Revealed 2026-10-15
265 Chapter 265: The Curse of a Heavenly Body 2026-10-15
266 Chapter 266: The Son Who Plans, The Parent Who Panics 2026-10-15
267 Chapter 267: Fifth Round Of Dragon and Phoenix Competition! 2026-10-15
268 Chapter 268 Semi-Final 2026-10-15
269 Chapter 269 Bai Xueqing Vs Shui Lianʼer! 2026-10-15
270 Chapter 270 Chu Ziyan Vs Nie Fengzhuo! 2026-10-15
271 Chapter 271 Semi-Final Ends! 2026-10-15
272 Chapter 272 Heavenly Poison Scripture 2026-10-15
273 Chapter 273 A Beauty Beside Bai Zihan 2026-10-15
274 Chapter 274 Dragon and Phoenix Competitionʼs Final! 2026-10-15
275 Chapter 275 Nie Fengzhuo Vs Bai Xueqing! 2026-10-15
276 Chapter 276 Nie Fengzhuoʼs Comeback 2026-10-15
277 Chapter 277 Unbound Frost, Unseen Terror 2026-10-15
278 Chapter 278 When Protagonists Fall Short 2026-10-15
279 Chapter 279 Immortal Emperor Feilian Vs Supreme Immortal Du! 2026-10-15
280 Chapter 280 Settling Old Grudges 2026-10-15
281 Chapter 281 The Azure Sun Elderʼs Demand! 2026-10-15
282 Chapter 282 The Azure Sun Ultimatum 2026-10-15
283 Chapter 283 Against Elder Wu! 2026-10-15
284 Chapter 284 Flame Devoured 2026-10-15
285 Chapter 285 Elder Wuʼs Almost Unrecognizable! 2026-10-15
286 Chapter 286 The Guard Captainʼs Dilemma 2026-10-15
287 Chapter 287 A Small Misunderstanding 2026-10-15
288 Chapter 288 The Bet Comes Due 2026-10-15
289 Chapter 289 Bai Xueqingʼs First Order 2026-10-15
290 Chapter 290 Lanterns of Victory 2026-10-15
291 Chapter 291 The Frost Immortal Scripture 2026-10-15
292 Chapter 292 When System Rewards 2026-10-15
293 Chapter 293 Cultivating the Heavenly Ice Body 2026-10-15
294 Chapter 294 Husband for Bai Xueqing? 2026-10-15
295 Chapter 295 Hearts on the Line 2026-10-15
296 Chapter 296 To make her fall in love, make her laugh! 2026-10-15
297 Chapter 297 Jester Competition? 2026-10-15
298 Chapter 298 The Second Order 2026-10-15
299 Chapter 299 Crushing Qi, Collapsing Hearts 2026-10-15
300 Chapter 300 Sis-Con 2026-10-15

Chapter 263: The Sky Beyond the Sickbed

It took another one, perhaps two hours, for Bai Zihan to further stabilize Jin Yuelin.

Three more Grade-4 Yang herbs were taken out, each radiating warm vitality.

He placed them one after another into her hands.

”Take them!”

She did not argue. Her frail body, almost instinctively, drew in the overflowing Yang energy, bit by bit knitting together the fragile thread of her existence.

By the time she had absorbed the third herb, Jin Yuelin’s complexion had transformed.

Though she still bore the sickly pallor of long suffering, her cheeks carried a faint hint of color.

Her breathing no longer rasped with death’s shadow, and—though wobbly—she could stand.

When she took her first hesitant step, Jin Yuanzhan nearly cried aloud, rushing to steady her arm.

”You’re walking...”

His voice trembled, half disbelieving, half relieved.

”Yes...”

Yuelin whispered, her lips curving into a fragile smile. Even that simple act made his heart ache with joy.

***

Before departing, Jin Yuanzhan and Jin Yuelin went to say goodbye to the auntie who had been taking care of Yuelin for so many years.

Her eyes were red, hands twisted with years of labor, yet her expression softened when she saw Yuelin standing on her own.

”Young Miss... you... you’re walking again?”

The woman’s voice cracked as tears filled her eyes.

”Heavens above, finally...”

Jin Yuelin lowered her head respectfully.

”Auntie... Thank you. If not for your care, I would not even be here.”

The old woman waved her hands, shaking her head, but her tears would not stop.

”It was nothing, it was nothing.”

The old woman tried to brush off the siblings’ gratitude. But Jin Yuanzhan shook his head firmly.

”Auntie... it wasn’t nothing. If not for you, Yuelin would never have endured until today. I—I don’t have much, but...”

He reached into his robes and pulled out a small, worn porcelain bottle.

Inside were the last few Grade-2 pills he possessed.

He pressed the bottle into the old woman’s hands without hesitation.

For someone like Bai Zihan, these pills wouldn’t even warrant a glance. But for mortals, they were priceless—miracle medicines.

Even if she didn’t use them for herself, she could sell them for a high price, enough to live comfortably for decades.

The woman’s hands trembled, her eyes widening as if he had just given her a priceless treasure.

”Young Master... this... this is too much, I can’t—”

But he shook his head again, forcing a faint smile.

”You must. Yuelin and I... we can’t repay your kindness. This is all I have left that’s worth anything. Please... let it be my thanks—and my farewell.”

Her lips quivered, tears glistening in her aged eyes.

She bowed deeply, holding the bottle to her chest as though it were the most precious thing in the world.

”Then may Heaven protect you both.”

Jin Yuanzhan didn’t dare linger any longer. He clasped her hands once, gently, then straightened.

”Auntie... we must leave.”

***

Not long after, the group departed.

The flying carriage unfurled its inscriptions, glowing faintly as it rose into the skies.

Wind rushed past, lifting their robes and hair as the ground quickly fell away beneath them.

Jin Yuelin sat within, supported by her brother’s hand, her eyes wide as she gazed out of the carved window.

Below her, mountains rolled like endless waves of stone and forest, rivers gleamed like silver dragons coiling through the land, and clouds drifted past so near she could almost reach out and touch them.

Her lips parted slightly, her gaze trembling with wonder.

In all her years of pain and confinement, she had never imagined she would see the world like this—not from a sickbed, but from the skies themselves.

Jin Yuelin’s slender fingers pressed against the carved window frame, her breath fogging faintly on the glass.

Her voice was soft, almost inaudible, yet full of awe.

”Brother... what is that?”

She asked, her voice carrying the excitement of a child seeing the world for the first time.

Her finger pointed to a vast stretch of land where rolling mountains dipped into a wide basin of green.

Amid the valley, a shimmering lake spread like liquid jade, and at its heart rose a solitary island crowned with a towering pagoda.

Jin Yuanzhan leaned closer, following her gaze.

”That... is the Jade Spirit Lake. They say it was once formed from the tears of an Immortal who mourned the fall of his beloved.”

Her eyes widened further.

”So beautiful...”

She pressed her face to the window, drinking in every detail—the soaring peaks, the drifting clouds, the rivers that glittered like dragons weaving through the land.

”What’s that... And that...”

Jin Yuelin continued asking everything she found interesting.

Jin Yuanzhan’s heart softened, warmed by the fragile smile that played on his sister’s lips.

Yet beneath that warmth, a chill gnawed at him. He forced his own lips into a smile, but in the depths of his eyes, unease flickered.

(Young Master Bai!)

His voice rang silently in Bai Zihan’s mind through a thread of mental transmission.

(I do not know why someone like you would extend such help to us.)

Jin Yuanzhan continued.

(My life is worth little, but Yuelin... she has suffered enough. If you want me to serve, to follow—then I will. I will do anything you ask of me. Just do not harm her. Please protect her!)

Across from him, Bai Zihan sat with his arms crossed, eyes closed as though asleep. A faint scoff echoed directly into Yuanzhan’s mind.

(You? What can a cripple with a shattered cultivation core do? The lowest servants in my clan are more capable than you. What value do you have to bargain with?)

Jin Yuanzhan’s chest tightened, shame cutting deep. His lips trembled, but he could not form a reply.

Yet Bai Zihan’s voice came again, quieter this time, cool but steady.

(Rest easy. I have no reason to harm your sister. If I wished for it, there would be nothing you could do anyway. So tell me, what use would there be in lying?)

The cold truth struck Jin Yuanzhan dumb.

For a long moment, he said nothing—until Bai Zihan’s voice stirred once more, this time with an edge of curiosity.

(Rather... if you care for her this much, why did you risk everything to fuse your core with the Sun Dao Stone?)

At first, he had thought it was ambition—a hunger for power.

But watching Jin Yuanzhan now, it seemed his concern for his sister far outweighed any desire for strength.

So why would he gamble his life by fusing with the Sun Dao Stone? Even the most talented cultivators often died attempting it.

Jin Yuanzhan’s breath caught.

His eyes dropped to his sister’s radiant expression—so full of life, brighter than he had seen in years.

(Young Master Bai, what I am going to tell you is one of the deepest secrets of the Azure Sun Holy Sect.)

(Oh?)

Bai Zihan hadn’t expected such a simple question to touch on one of the sect’s darkest truths.

(It was not that I fused with the Sun Dao Stone willingly... but because the Elders of the Azure Sun Holy Sect forced me.)

Bai Zihan’s eyes flickered with sudden interest.

(They experimented on a number of disciples, trying to find one who could successfully fuse with the Sun Dao Stone.)

Jin Yuanzhan continued his explanation.

Basically the Azure Sun Holy Sect had gathered talented disciples without backgrounds, using them as subjects for their experiments.

By sheer fortune, Yuanzhan had survived the process and managed to fuse with the Sun Dao Stone, thus earning the rank of Core Disciple and the sect’s support.

But those who failed were discarded like worthless husks.

And even with his success, the sect continued their experiments, desperately seeking a higher rate of survival.

Though apart from him, none had succeeded.

Bai Zihan listened carefully.

He hadn’t expected to stumble upon such a revelation.

The Azure Sun Holy Sect... experimenting on its own disciples?

That was the kind of atrocity expected of demonic sects, who pursued only raw power.

But for a so-called righteous sect to do this?

If the truth were ever exposed, even the Azure Sun Holy Sect would face a storm of backlash.

Prev Chapter Novel Info Next Chapter

Recommended Novels

Super Gene Twelve Winged Dark Burning Angel

Apocalypse Descent: Farming with My Harem A Little White Snake

Earth's Greatest Magus Avan

Endless Evolution: Last Star Arlemit

I Love Destroying Worlds' Plot Nilphy

Family Management Game In Immortal Continent darktea

The Martial Unity Lord_Streak

Alchemy Emperor of the Divine Dao Flying Alone

Cultivation Online Mylittlebrother

Genetic Ascension Awespec

Myriad Paths of the Dragon Emperor Mu Tong Ting Zhu

Complete Martial Arts Attributes 莫入江湖

The Martial Unity Lord_Streak

Legend of Swordsman Mr. Money

Strongest Hammer God Warmaisach