The forest was silent.

Cheng Shuang first found a big tree to hide herself under, then spat out the mud and rinsed her mouth with mouthwash. She didn't wipe her face, thinking that she might encounter good or bad people. Being dirty would at least give her a layer of camouflage.

She observed the sky; the sun was high in the sky, the sky was clear, the sea was to the east, and there was a loess hill not far behind, with a gentle slope. She wondered if she could see the village from the top.

The little girl was about to walk towards the loess slope when suddenly, the wind picked up, and the next second it started to rain.

The rain was quite heavy, drenching her completely. Even though she took out an umbrella, it was of no use.

But soon, the rain stopped again.

She stared blankly at the sky, but her mind was racing, trying to recall which movie scenes featured rain.

I've watched Mr. Vampire three or four times, and only near the end of the movie did a torrential downpour start.

This rain is crucial as it propels the plot forward.

But right now it's just a light drizzle, and the sky is still clear, which is completely out of character for the story.

The reason Sun Han and his friends chose a zombie movie for Cheng Shuang was because the character of Master Lin Zhengying in the movie was extremely upright. If the main mission was related to them, they wouldn't have to worry about the girl being deliberately made difficult and failing to complete the mission.

As long as they don't harm humans, the main characters, with Lam Ching-ying as their central figure, would never make things difficult for a child.

Moreover, in Lam Ching-ying's zombie movies, the zombies' clothing and appearance are obviously different from those of humans. Even with mosaics covering their faces, they can still be distinguished by their clothes.

Cheng Shuang entered this world she knew nothing about for only one purpose: to find Master Lin Zhengying and learn what Taoist arts were.

Forget about systematic learning. After watching Mr. Zombie several times, I can tell that the main character, an older man, values ​​inheritance quite a bit. Why would she, a mere passerby, deceive someone into taking her as an apprentice?

The girl has a great attitude. Even if she can't learn anything, she can still get a taste of it. Besides, there are a lot of tough zombies in this movie, which is perfect for her to hone her martial arts skills.

Her wet, shoulder-length hair hung down her shoulders. Luckily, the weather wasn't too cold, so she changed into dry clothes and wrapped her hair in a headscarf to prevent it from dripping wet all over her.

Unexpectedly, just as we reached the loess slope, another rainstorm began.

Fortunately, it was still a shower, and the rain stopped by the time she reached the top.

Cheng Shuang decided not to change his clothes and stood on the mountaintop gazing into the distance. At this moment, his superior eyesight came in handy, and at the foot of the loess slope stood a uniquely styled ancient building.

"Sudden rain hits the red pot, miasma rises and there is no escape, sows go mad, chicks sit everywhere, people become dizzy, and ancestors have caused trouble."

Two men's voices came from halfway up the mountain, singing an off-key nursery rhyme.

Cheng Shuang looked down and saw a group of people dressed in drab military uniforms from the warlord era walking down the mountain. In front of them was a chubby warlord, and behind him were the main characters Cheng Shuang recognized but were meeting for the first time—Lin Zhengying and his two apprentices.

She secretly breathed a sigh of relief. At least the main characters were right; how the plot developed wasn't so important anymore... right?

Cheng Shuang wanted to sneak along, but when she saw the weapons the soldiers were carrying on their backs, she hesitated for a moment.

It was because of this delay that someone in the scattered group spotted her.

It was a loess slope with little shelter, and she was soaking wet and looked extremely disheveled.

The soldier immediately shouted, "There's a child!"

"What child?" The general turned back and strode aggressively toward Cheng Shuang. He had large dark circles under his eyes and thick, sharp white nails.

After watching Mr. Zombie several times, Cheng Shuang immediately realized that the man had been infected with zombie poison.

But she didn't point this out; it would be ridiculous to try to teach a fish to swim in front of the main character.

The little girl was preoccupied with how to get Master Lin Zhengying to take her in. Little did she know that when the warlord saw her, he immediately became excited, "Shuangshuang, Shuangshuang, you've finally decided to come home!"

Cheng Shuang: WTF? Am I not the only one who wandered onto the wrong set?

Seeing that the chubby commander was eager to hug her, Cheng Shuang quickly took two steps back, but her two big steps were no match for the commander's one small step. She was hugged so tightly that she could hardly breathe.

You've mistaken me for someone else!

These words escaped from her pouting lips, but the handsome man wouldn't listen. He kept hugging and shaking her, his voice trembling with excitement, "Shuangshuang, your brother has been looking for you so hard, my dear little sister, where have you been? Even if you're angry with your brother, you can't just run away from home for two years. Your sister-in-law is pregnant, you're going to be an aunt, you know that?"

Cheng Shuang genuinely didn't know...

"Then how can you prove I'm your sister?" Since denial is useless, let's throw the question at you.

The little girl couldn't break free, so she obediently waited for him to calm down and let go on her own.

"You have a scar on your knee, right? It's from a few years ago when you were chasing after your brother's horse, you fell, and cried for a long time. Your brother had to comfort you. You also have a faint birthmark on the back of your right calf." The commander held up his chubby, thick fingers and circled it with his thumb and forefinger. "It's this big, exactly the size of the circle I made!"

The round face squeezed out a kind smile that could be described as flattering, and carefully untied the uniform to put it on Cheng Shuang.

Cheng Shuang fell silent.

They were right all of them.

If she weren't the one in question, Cheng Shuang would probably have had doubts at this moment as well.

Lin Zhengying's two disciples came over and said, "You child, why are you so stubborn? Now that you've come all this way, you naturally want to go home. Your brother misses you a lot. Go back with him! The world is not safe, home is the best place."

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