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Even if she is a Xiu Cai, there’s no need to be this weak, right? Qin Feng couldn’t help but mutter, glancing at the sky where the sun was about to set.
After pondering for a moment, he decided to sit cross-legged on the bed, closing his eyes. The Black Snake within him began to roam throughout his body, operating autonomously without needing his guidance. The Black Snake instinctively knew how to strengthen his physique.
Suddenly, a significant transformation occurred in his body. A torrent of black filth surged forth, accompanied by layers of dead skin. His body trembled slightly, and in an instant, these impurities were shaken off, revealing smooth and fair skin beneath.
Time passed without him noticing until laughter echoed from the courtyard outside, a chilling sound that made one’s scalp tingle in the darkness.
Qin Feng abruptly opened his eyes, a beam of white light shooting from them into the air. A red figure appeared unexpectedly at the door. The door was tightly shut; he had no idea how she got in.
It was a Red-Clothed Woman, her hair disheveled and her feet seemingly floating above the ground. Qin Feng scrutinized her from head to toe.
A ghost? How interesting. He couldn’t help but think that his first fortune in his previous life came from exorcising spirits. He hadn’t expected to receive such a gift upon arriving in this world.
You must be the one responsible for my death, right? Qin Feng said lightly.
The Red-Clothed Woman tilted her head in confusion, seemingly puzzled as to why she hadn’t killed him after absorbing his Yang energy yesterday.
Qin Feng didn’t bother with further conversation; a cold glint flashed in his eyes.
With a swift motion, the Black Snake shot towards the woman and suddenly expanded to several dozen feet long. Its form became somewhat ethereal, and before the Red-Clothed Woman could react, she was instantly swallowed whole.
The Black Snake shrank back down and returned to Qin Feng’s hand, seemingly letting out a burp.
Qin Feng examined the Black Snake closely; indeed, Sha Qi had increased slightly. Sha Qi was valuable as it enhanced the ferocity and power of the Black Snake—after all, raising a dragon was not like keeping a pet.
He then stored the Black Snake back inside himself to let it continue its operations while he carefully reviewed his memories again; he had only skimmed through them earlier.
The Great Li Dynasty appeared to be a world of cultivation with mortals, demons, cultivators, monsters, and ghosts. However, the Great Li Dynasty was the largest force that suppressed everything under heaven. Many cultivators had joined Da Li to form an organization known as Zhen Mo Si.
Moreover, it seemed that this dynasty possessed extraordinary power; as long as one held an Official Seal and held an official position, they could suppress demons and monsters at any time.
Even Xiu Xian Ren held a certain fear towards officials, which was also why the Great Li Dynasty could suppress the world. As for why that was the case, he did not know.
Qin Feng stroked his chin, thinking it suited him well. He needed Destiny Energy; as long as he could become an official and climb higher, that Destiny Energy should be enough for him to cultivate a True Dragon, right? Ambition gleamed in his eyes.
It seemed he would have to participate in the Keju examination after all. He then began to sift through other memories.
Hmm, selling his sister? And marrying her off to a fool? No way, how could someone be so inhumane? Before long, Qin Feng was left dumbfounded. It was utterly unjust for someone to sell their own sister—a mere ten-year-old girl—such madness was beyond comprehension.
Qin Feng reached under his pillow and pulled out two taels of silver. Selling his sister for just two taels? Who wouldn’t die in such a situation? Looking at the silver in his hand, Qin Feng felt somewhat speechless.
Then he raised an eyebrow; tomorrow was the wedding day. He would rescue her then. Since he had transformed himself, he had to bear the consequences of his actions.
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