Mingzhuo had no choice but to leave, because Ruan Mingying was already on her way to pick her up.

"Did you calculate this too?" Li Wenhe couldn't help but ask.

Mingzhuo glanced at him. "No, my older sister sent me a message."

"You said before that summoning a female ghost without a name and birth date is troublesome..."

Li Wenhe is still surprised that he was actually able to summon it. He wonders if Mingzhuo will faint from the huge energy drain.

He noticed that Mingzhuo rubbed her shoulders several times, and thought to himself that she finally had a vulnerable side.

"If you can't hold on, don't force yourself..." Actually, he could help.

"It's a hassle. What should have taken only ten seconds took me more than ten minutes." Mingzhuo slammed his phone off and twisted his neck. "You're right. I shouldn't have been looking down at my phone when my neck and shoulders hurt."

Li Wenhe: "..." Goodbye. He was overthinking it.

Pei Di thought for a moment and asked, "Why would you stuff chaff into a corpse's mouth?"

Li Wenhe: "It is said that after Zhen Mi of the Three Kingdoms died, her face was covered with her hair and her mouth was stuffed with chaff. It is said that this would prevent the deceased from speaking. I think this is the reason."

“This is also a curse.” Ming Zhuo’s eyes turned cold. The murderer probably has some connection with the Xuanmen.

The talisman suppressed the female ghost there, making her climb up the tall building again and again, only to be dragged into the mud again and again. How vicious she was!

This shows that even in death, the perpetrator would not let the other person go, indicating that the murderer did not commit a crime of passion, but rather harbored a deep-seated grudge for a long time.

Mingzhuo remembered something and took out a talisman and handed it to Li Wenhe.

"The person watching you will probably make their move soon. I've placed a restriction on this talisman so I can sense if any evil spirits get close to you."

Pei Di looked at it longingly for several times: "I want one too."

“What are you trying to do? You’re not going to be haunted by evil spirits,” Mingzhuo said. “Your birth chart is Yang, so it’s hard for evil spirits to get close to you.”

Even if the female ghost stood right in front of Pei Di, he couldn't see her.

Li Wenhe held the amulet and couldn't help but smile. This time he had a gift, while Pei Di didn't, finally turning the tables on him.

"Will I still see ghosts often in the future?" Li Wenhe asked. "My uncle seems to have said that my birth chart is Yin."

Mingzhuo: "Being born under the Yin element in your birth chart doesn't necessarily mean you'll see ghosts, but if your luck has been affected, it's like you've gained the ability to see ghosts, so the probability of encountering such things is higher."

"There is another type of person whose birth chart is entirely Yin. They are like Tang Sanzang's flesh in the eyes of ghosts and monsters. The probability of seeing a ghost is as simple as eating a meal."

Speaking of pure Yin constitution, she did meet one person, the guy next door who does live streaming.

——

Ruan Mingying finally breathed a sigh of relief when she saw Mingzhuo being escorted by two male classmates.

On the way here, she was worried that something might have happened.

He suddenly said he had something to do and would be late, and now it's almost two hours late. How can people not worry?

After thanking the two classmates, once they got on the bus, Ruan Mingying took out a talisman and put it into Mingzhuo's hand.

“This is a talisman I got from the temple, blessed by a high monk! You must wear it with you at all times, understand?” Ruan Mingying’s expression was very serious.

Mingzhuo: "...This isn't good, the school doesn't allow feudal superstition."

“What’s wrong with that? If your teacher dares to say anything to you, I’ll go and find him.”

Mingzhao: "..."

Maybe it's better not to. I always feel that her older sister looks gentle and dignified, but she inexplicably has a very strong queen-like aura.

...like the kind of thing that could tear the school down.

They should have passed the hotel where the incident occurred on their way home, but Nguyen Minh Anh made Ah Hu take a detour.

The next morning, Ruan Mingying saw the news notification and realized that the truth could no longer be hidden.

She said gently to Mingzhuo, "Don't be afraid of the murder that happened near your school. I'll pick you up from school every day. Or we can take a few days off and talk about it after this is over."

She was afraid her younger sister, being timid, would be frightened and have nightmares at night, so she didn't dare say anything last night.

What if it leaves Zhuozhuo with psychological trauma?

Mingzhuo: "...I'm not asking for leave!"

Xu Shanglou was taken aback; the child's attitude towards school was very positive.

He turned to Ruan Mingying and said, "Then you and Mom can pick up and drop off Zhuozhuo every day. That way it will be safer."

Mingzhuo, whose plans had been meticulously laid out, was speechless.

——

Lei City, Jiang Family.

Because Jiang Furong was determined to break off the engagement, none of the Jiang family members went to work that day; they were counting the gifts to return them.

Jiang's parents were not surprised that things had come to this point. Their daughter was gentle on the outside but strong on the inside, and she was not the type to compromise easily.

Jiang's father said, "Since you've made up your mind, your mother and I support you. Go to the Yuan family to break off the engagement first, and then go to President Shen's family to apologize."

Jiang's mother felt sorry for her daughter and kept crying, "How could Langxuan be so foolish..."

She regretted her daughter's promising marriage, but she couldn't persuade her to compromise and tolerate it.

Jiang's father turned his head away. "Alright, stop crying. It's not worth shedding tears for someone who isn't worth it. But Rongrong, we need to return everything. We can't let people talk about us."

He paused for a moment, then asked, "Did that Taoist priest return the jade bracelet that the Yuan family gave you?"

Jiang Furong had already planned this out: "The bracelet is probably damaged, but I can return it to the Yuan family in cash."

Six or seven million, that's exactly her entire fortune.

Jiang's mother: "...Could that Taoist priest be a fraud?"

With the recent surge in online scams, things like live-streamed fortune telling sound incredibly unreliable.

The other party gave her an address, and the daughter sent over a bracelet worth six or seven million yuan. If she had been scammed, she would have had nowhere to turn for help.

Jiang's father shared the same thought: swindlers are cunning and hard to guard against; his daughter was too trusting of others.

But the loss of money is one thing, his biggest worry is that his daughter will not be able to get over it and will waste her life every day.

"Alright, stop talking. The master's ritual severed my destined partner, so the bracelet will definitely break too. I'll take the money from my account; it's no big deal."

Even if that master is a fraud, it's still a good thing if he can inspire my daughter to move forward. Why bother exposing him?

Jiang Furong opened her mouth, knowing that her parents didn't believe her, but she had no way to explain.

Just then, there was a knock on the door. Jiang Furong got up and went to open it.

"Ms. Jiang? Here's your package, please sign for it!" The deliveryman handed over a package.

Jiang Furong was a little surprised when she saw the sender's address, but she couldn't help but laugh when she opened the box.

"The master has sent the bracelet back. Our destined relationship is over, so we can go and annul the engagement!"

Jiang's parents quickly got up to check the bracelet, and it had indeed been sent back?

Is this really a master, or a fraud?

——

In the afternoon, Mingzhuo received a text message from Jiang Furong.

They broke off the engagement and also brought gifts to the vice president's house to apologize.

However, when her fiancé learned that she really wanted to call off the engagement, he nearly went mad. He chased after their car on foot for several miles, and even tripped and fell, injuring his hand and knee.

“You did nothing wrong. The one who broke their promise was wrong.” Mingzhuo sent a text message when he had a moment. “Love makes people feel gentle and brave, not wronged and compromising.”