A look of shock flashed across Kui Kui's eyes.

"You're saying Fengdan has the destiny of a snake spirit?"

“Yes, I can’t be wrong about these birth charts and bone structure. But how come they’re gone?” Mang Wei said, leaning forward again.

A large hand slapped Mang Wei's face, pushing her face backward.

Mang Wei didn't even need to look; she could tell who it was just by their aura.

"What are you doing, Mo Ye?!"

Mo Ye? Isn't that the person Kui Kui likes? Judging from their clothes, are they together?

She's really beautiful, and she and Kui Kui are a perfect match!

Wu Youyou stared wide-eyed at the two of them, never paying such close attention before, not even in class.

The others also looked at Mo Ye.

Mo Ye said coldly, "If I don't stop you, your face will be pressed against theirs. Your destiny is gone, it's stolen, do you think it can grow legs and run away?"

Kui Kui asked, "Will I be unlucky if my destiny is gone?"

“Mm.” Mo Ye and Mang Wei responded at the same time.

Mang Wei's eyes turned cold, and she thought to herself: What kind of person is this, daring to give me the same answer!

She continued, "We often talk about fate, but fate and fortune are actually two different things. First, fate; second, fortune; third, feng shui; fourth, accumulating good deeds; fifth, studying; sixth, name; seventh, appearance; eighth, respecting gods; ninth, associating with noble people; and tenth, maintaining health."

"Fate is the vehicle, and fortune is the road. Destiny is like a boat and water. The road affects the vehicle, and the water affects the boat. Fate is determined by what we are born with, and fortune is determined by what we are born with. If there is a problem with fate, fortune will also be affected."

Mo Ye added, "People with a destiny to become immortals are naturally close to the immortals, but even if they don't take this path, their lives are generally not too bad. Those who are as unlucky as they are now either touched by something they shouldn't have, or did something they shouldn't have, thus damaging their karma, or someone has sabotaged their lives."

Kui Kui frowned, and couldn't help but think of himself.

Mo Ye knew what she was thinking and explained, "Kui Kui, your situation is different from hers. Your father borrowed his destiny from heaven. Perhaps this destiny was originally meant for that girl, but heaven chose to give it to you, which means you are more suitable, so it is yours. That girl didn't experience anything bad."

Kui Kui shook her head and said, "That's what Dad said, that's what you said, and that's what Daoist Xuan Cheng said. It's as if by constantly saying that I'm not wrong, I really am not wrong at all. I took away the destiny that originally belonged to that girl, that's a fact."

"It's ridiculous that I thought that once I paid it back, we were even. I was so naive."

Mo Ye wanted to say something, but Kui Kui stopped him.

"Let's deal with Fengdan's situation first."

Kui Kui looked at Feng Dan opposite him and asked, "Before you had your bad luck, did you come into contact with any strange people or encounter any unusual events?"

Feng Dan was completely confused and shook her head.

Then, as if remembering something, she frowned and hesitated, saying, "I had a strange dream, I don't know if it counts."

Kui Kui nodded, gesturing for her to continue.

"That dream felt so real. Looking back now, it seems like my bad luck started right after I had that dream."

"I dreamed of a person, a man. I couldn't see his face clearly, but I remember him smiling at me."

"Then he suddenly grabbed my throat. I was so scared. I wanted to scream, but I couldn't make a sound. Then my whole body hurt. It felt like something was flying out of my body. Just when I thought I was about to die, he let go of me."

“I was so sad I wanted to cry, but he cried even louder than I did.”

Mo Ye frowned and said, "It seems that someone entered your dream and took away your snake immortal destiny."

"Do you know who took her destiny?" Kui Kui asked, looking at Mo Ye and Mang Wei.

The two exchanged a glance and said in unison, "You speak."

A second later, the two said again, "You go first."

"Don't you know?" Kui Kui looked at the two of them suspiciously.

The two looked away awkwardly, their lack of denial tantamount to admission.

Kui Kui sighed softly, "There is someone who might know."