In the previous chapter, we witnessed Young Master Yigang’s determination to strive for martial excellence as he delved into intensive training within the Shadowless Sword Pavilion. To sharpen his combat skills as well as sharpen his senses, Yigang is challenged to catch a thrown apple while blindfolded under the guidance of the wise Grandmaster Neung. Yigang’s surprising progress astonishes even his seasoned instructor as he learns the technique, “Light Without Shadow.”
As the training unfolds, Yigang’s mastery extends beyond physical prowess. While wearing earplugs, he defies expectations by lip-reading effortlessly. Yigang’s session takes an unexpected turn when he unwittingly attracts wild boars because of the scent of a medicinal herb, resulting in a comical encounter. Tension is then building in the mountains near Zhang Family Village.
During a dangerous encounter with a tiger, two siblings face a life-threatening situation. As ruthless tiger hunters arrive, matters worsen. Upon intervening, Yigang exhibits his newfound skills in saving his siblings from harm, demonstrating how his training has profoundly affected his combat skills as well as his ability to protect others. Let’s see when chapter 18 of The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan is going to be released, the timing, and where to read it.
Recap
“The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan” features Young Master Yigang training at the Shadowless Sword Pavilion in Chapter 17. Grandmaster Neung gives Yigang the challenge of catching an apple thrown at him blindfolded under his watchful eye. ‘Light Without Shadow’ is a difficult technique that requires him to sense the sword and breathing of a person standing behind him, as well as the environment around him, as falling leaves.
Neung explains that the skill is similar to the Taiyin Meridian, but rougher, with a divine ability-related purpose. Yigang seems overwhelmed, questioning if it needs to be capable of all that. Yigang, despite thinking it’s a small technique, shows impressive progress, recognizing when Neung throws the apple and turning around in time. Despite the significance of the newly learned skill, Yigang downplays its significance, saying it has not yet been recognized by the world.
After Yigang reveals he has earplugs in his ears, the training turns funny because he has been lip-reading Neung. As impressed as Neung is with Yigang’s progress, he suggests taking the training seriously and mentions getting permission from the patriarch. When Yigang covers his mouth, Neung is unable to understand him, and a comical moment unfolds.
As Yigang revealed he had earplugs again, Neung was surprised. Training continues, and Yigang’s progress amazes him. They decide to continue the next day. Meanwhile, Yigang’s health deteriorates, and a medicine is prepared. In a hilarious twist, Yigang reveals he has earplugs again.
The atmosphere lightens as they resume their joking, with Neung suggesting that they speed with the drug. The tale moves to the highlands close to Zhang Family Village a few days later. While hunting chestnuts, a brother and a sister come across a tiger that poses a threat to their life. Tension increases when the sister is hurt, and the siblings start to worry about the tiger hunters who have been causing problems in the neighborhood. Yigang steps in to save them while he is still healing.
It looks just like the seekers are a portion of the Tiger Butcher Faction, driven by Kang Myungho. Yigang’s recognizable proof as a part of the Baek Clan and Cheongrim includes a level of complexity to this interaction, clearing out perusers to conjecture what results this experience may have. Perusers are inquisitive to memorize almost what happens another as the chapter comes to a sudden conclusion and the Tiger Butcher Order appears.
Yigang uses his military expressions to prepare to secure individuals in need, and plot, humor, and pressure all work together to captivate readers. Yigang has been training hard and is currently employing the formidable sword technique called “Light Without Shadow.” While getting ready, Yigang fails to detect the opponent’s blade and his surroundings simultaneously, blindfolded and catching an apple. His rapid progress astounds everyone.
Within the story, a tiger is experienced in a town within the mountains by two kin. When they experience seekers, Yigang intervenes to spare the day indeed even though he isn’t in the best of well-being. Another shock within the story is Yigang’s relationship with the Baek Clan and Cheongrim, which becomes apparent when it is found that the seekers are individuals of the Tiger Butcher Faction.
Readers are left curious about what happens next when the Tiger Slaughter Sect unexpectedly appears at the end of the chapter. Yigang’s growth as a character is evident in how he uses his skills to help others, and the mixture of training, humor, and suspense keeps the story engaging.
Release Date & Where to Read
The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan Chapter 18 is set to release on 21 November 2023. Let’s see the timings of The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan Chapter 18 for various regions:
- Japanese Standard Time: 10:00 PM on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
- Central European Time: 03:00 PM on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
- New York: 09:00 AM on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
- Australian Capital Territory: midnight on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
- Pacific Time: 06:00 AM on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
- Eastern European Time: 03:00 PM on Tuesday, November 21, 2023
Fans can read The Terminally Ill Young Master of the Baek Clan Chapter 18 on Naver.
