He was utterly terrified. Even though he had previously wanted to take all the assets for himself or do something to Liu Shuang, he no longer dared to do so.

Damn it, who would have thought that just making a phone call by the river would attract such a meddlesome ghost?

Liu Shuang had figured it out. In this relationship, it wasn't just Sun Bufan who was making sacrifices. She managed all the affairs, taking care of his food, clothing, and shelter, like a free housekeeper.

Getting a divorce and taking the money to leave is a timely escape from a terrible situation.

Mingzhuo's words, however, comforted her. Sun Bufan got that money through her, but he didn't have the luck to keep it.

She's waiting to see what happens to the other person.

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On the way back, Mingzhuo asked Li Wenhe, "Are you trying to tell me something through this incident?"

Li Wenhe: "..."

Mingzhuo patted his shoulder and gave him a look. "I get it. You're trying to tell me that marriage is unreliable, relationships are unreliable, and men are unreliable, right?"

Li Wenhe: "…………"

Mingzhuo: "Actually, you don't need to be so pessimistic. This is just an isolated case. You see, there are plenty of happy marriages among the general public. By the way, you're not thinking of becoming a nun, are you?"

Li Wenhe: "………………"

Unfortunately, Pei Di was rather dim-witted. "No way, Li Wen, are you really going to become a monk?"

The rules of the Xuanmen sect are not so strict nowadays. They follow Mingzhuo in their cultivation, so they are actually considered Taoists.

There are many schools of Taoism, some of which have strict precepts and rules that prohibit marriage and childbirth; others do not have such requirements.

Li Wen and his uncle, who died on the ghost train, were both unmarried and childless.

Li Wenhe's forehead veins throbbed. "Shut up! I will not become a monk!"