Wu Youyou's mother watched as her daughter kept talking to Kui Kui, just like a Teletubby, chattering away and laughing.

She turned around, a smile spreading across her face, and slowly relaxed, leaning on her husband's shoulder and closing her eyes for a short rest.

Wu Youyou, who was across the aisle, glanced at Kui Kui out of the corner of her eye, leaned close to his ear, and whispered, "Look at my parents, they've been married for so long, but they're still so lovey-dovey!"

"You are blessed but don't know it. Your parents are loving and your family is harmonious. Many people would love to have such a thing."

After speaking, Kui Kui couldn't help but think of Kui Ziyu and Yan Shi'an, and smiled knowingly.

"Hehe, I know, I was just saying. I wonder if I'll ever find someone to spend my life with."

Yes, it will.

Wu Youyou nudged Kui Kui with her elbow and teased, "You found it?"

"Yes." Kui Kui nodded, readily admitting it.

Although she remained expressionless, her bright red ears betrayed her.

After returning to Zhonghai City, Kui Kui went straight home.

As soon as she opened the door, a dark figure rushed into her arms.

"Silly Kui, you're finally back! I was so worried about you!"

Kui Kui picked up Little White and stroked its fur, laughing, "Didn't I come back safe and sound?"

Little White jumped down from her arms, transforming into the appearance of a boy, pacing back and forth with a frown.

Why do I feel like you're a little different?

Kui Kui lifted his thick bangs, revealing the five-colored stone on his forehead.

Xiao Bai exclaimed in shock, "You...you have a kidney stone in your third eye!"

Kui Kui: "..."

Seeing that Kui Kui didn't move, Xiao Bai waved his hand in front of her and asked, "Can you still see ghosts?"

Kui Kui: "..."

In this world, the only one who can possibly make Kui Kui lose face is Xiao Bai.

She let her bangs down and replied, "Yes."

How is Li Ke'er?

"Her? She got arrested. She was caught red-handed stealing a child, and Jiang Tangzheng locked her up in the police station."

"I don't know what she was thinking."

Kui Kui thought of Xuan Tian, ​​who had suddenly appeared out of nowhere; perhaps the man and the ghost had already colluded.

She immediately called Jiang Tangzheng, only to find that Li Ke'er had already implicated Xuan Tian in order to lessen her punishment.

But nobody believed her.

The seven-day holiday quickly came to an end, and students returned to campus one after another.

The first thing Kui Kui did upon returning to school was to inquire about Yan Shi'an.

Knowing the other party's major and year of study, she quickly found Yan Shi'an.

She was a pretty girl, and you could tell she had been well-mannered by her parents.

Her eyes shone, and she had adorable dimples when she smiled.

Apart from sharing the same name as Kui Kui's mother, the two have absolutely no connection whatsoever.

After much deliberation, Kui Kui still did not take the initiative to get to know Yan Shi'an, but she left a trace of divine lime on her.

The divine limestone originated from the five-colored stone on her forehead, and was one with her.

She could sense if Yan Shi'an was in danger.

In this way, I suppose I've repaid the debt of gratitude.

After regaining her memories of her past life, Kui Kui began the unique cultivation process for spirits.

Focus your mind inward, and let the light shine upon yourself.

Time flies, and December is already here.

Compared to her previous life, Kui Kui's cultivation is progressing much more smoothly now, and even the spiritual grass in her spiritual platform has grown much stronger.

Beside the spirit herb, a sword hangs—it is Changhong.

The Changhong Sword itself is also made of five-colored stone. After being subdued by Kui Kui, it was absorbed into her body.

Since Kui Kui began cultivating, she rarely dreamed, but on this night, a nightmare descended upon her, and she was immersed in it.

In my dream, everything was crimson, and I couldn't tell which way was which.

Kui Kui looked around warily when a giant python suddenly appeared.

A pair of scarlet eyes stared intently at Kui Kui.

A strong feeling of suffocation overwhelmed Kui Kui, as if someone were choking her.

The giant python grinned, revealing sharp teeth that gleamed coldly, flicking its scarlet tongue, and letting out a shrill hiss.

With each extension and retraction of its enormous snake head, it darted forward like an arrow released from a bow.

The dream was both real and eerie, leaving no room for escape.

Kui Kui had a premonition that if she died in her dream, she might really die.