He Yuling stayed in the dark jar the whole time. She didn't dare to go out. The fierce-looking Fang Zhiyi almost scared her to death.

She felt that the resentment in her body was gradually fading, but she didn't know why.

Until the day the jar was suddenly opened, He Yuling peeked out with trembling hands and saw a black bear staring at her.

"You, you..." She remembered; this was the monster who helped Fang Zhiyi seal herself away.

This world is crazy. First, Fang Zhiyi went mad, and then a monster became a Taoist priest. I would never have believed it if I were still human.

“You can come out now,” the black bear said.

He Yuling hesitated before asking, "Are you sending me to be reincarnated?"

The black bear shook its head: "You still have unfinished business."

Watching He Yuling drift away hesitantly, the black bear spirit scratched his head.

The junior brother next to him asked, "Senior brother, she, she just left like that, is it alright?" Although he was young, he knew that a few days ago, because of this female ghost, a large group of gods and monsters had been attracted.

The black bear spirit patted his junior brother's head: "There are many reasons why vengeful ghosts remain in the human world. If there are unfinished business, they must be completed, otherwise they will not find peace in the underworld. This is what we call obsession."

"Obsession?"

"Just like my obsession with you all, it's also my obsession," the black bear said earnestly. "Obsession alone cannot lead to the Great Dao. Starting tomorrow, let's go out and travel the world."

Upon hearing that they were leaving, one of the two junior brothers was filled with excitement, while the other was somewhat apprehensive.

As the black bear watched He Yuling gradually disappear, it did not tell its two junior brothers that its master had also revealed to it the secret of heaven that would allow it to attain enlightenment.

But whenever he thinks of Fang Zhiyi, Black Bear always feels lost.

Is my attainment of enlightenment also predetermined by those gods?

Am I also a pawn in Fang Zhiyi's game?

This question was too profound. It shook its head, looked at its two junior brothers, and thought, "Never mind, I won't think about it anymore."

He Chusheng took meticulous care of his wife. He had used almost every means to marry into his enemy's family. Although it didn't sound good to others, so what? He deserved it.

He had specifically inquired about the He family and heard that Old Master He was still alive and that no one had suspected him of killing He Yuling, which pleased He Chusheng greatly.

The thought of that village woman made him nauseous. Was he blind to have fallen for such a thing?

As he finished his two drinks and prepared to go back inside, he heard a sobbing sound behind him.

He Chusheng slowly turned around and met a pair of eyes full of resentment.

He let out a scream.

The enemy's servants rushed over, as did his pregnant wife, but they saw nothing. All they saw was He Chusheng sitting on the ground, pointing at the empty space in front of him, his pants even soaked.

"What are you doing!" Qiu Qing complained, ordering the servants to pull him up.

He Chusheng pointed frantically in front of him: "Ghosts! Ghosts! Can't you see them? Ghosts!"

Before him, He Yuling, her face contorted in a horrific death, still looked at him with a resentful expression.

From that day on, He Chusheng started acting strangely. He would often shout and scream, whether he was sleeping, going to the toilet, or even while eating. He would suddenly throw his bowl on the ground in terror.

The Qiu family was very annoyed by this.

Having received a Western-style education, Qiu Qing took her husband's talk of ghosts as a joke.