Unable to find a solution, he could only recall the scene where Master Lingxiao used the time-reversal spell and decided to start from there.

Try to reverse the timeline you've reversed back.

She still had some recollection of the magical lines beneath her feet, and it wasn't impossible for her to slowly recall them all.

Of course, she also had an even simpler method.

That means healing your injuries as quickly as possible.

In her previous life, when she regained consciousness and left the village, it was right when her body had just recovered.

These things were already predetermined and cannot be changed by her actions.

Therefore, it can be inferred that once she recovers from her injuries and is fully healed, that will be the day she returns to the future.

Under these circumstances, she no longer cared about resorting to such unorthodox methods.

So, in the time that followed, besides recalling the reversal spell, she did her best to heal her body.

Aunt Xu told the other villagers about her awakening. They only came to see her briefly, expressed their endless gratitude, and then left the room, no longer disturbing her recovery.

She asked Aunt Xu to stay behind and help her find some herbs.

"Wild Ganghua, Digencao, Hanxueguo... these are they, right, Fairy?" Aunt Xu carefully noted them down.

These are all common herbs found in the mountains.

"Yes, thank you for your trouble, Aunt Xu."

"No trouble at all, it's my duty. I'll go up the mountain to search now and ask the other villagers to help. I'll definitely help you find all these things."

Aunt Xu left in a hurry, afraid of being neglected.

Having spent a lot of time with Su Xiyu, she also learned some simple remedies for healing injuries.

Although she doesn't know how to refine pills, she believes that burning a ball of herbs in a fire would be more effective than boiling them.

Fortunately, one of her mixed spiritual roots was a fire spiritual root, which was enough.

If she weren't still bedridden, she would have gone to find the herbs herself, and then refined them on the spot.

Aunt Xu was very efficient; she found her a whole basket of herbs in just one day.

Seeing her "refining elixirs," he looked surprised, "I never expected that a fairy could refine elixirs."

She peered through the flames at the black, unidentified object inside and felt a throbbing in her temples.

He remained expressionless and said, "Well, it's just some basic skill."

The flames were made bigger, obscuring Aunt Xu's view, but fortunately, she didn't notice.

"Don't be modest, fairy. In my opinion, you will definitely achieve great things in the future," Aunt Xu said with a smile, her tone full of heartfelt wishes.

"I will go and collect more tomorrow, hoping to help the fairy recover as soon as possible."

After Aunt Xu left, she took out the unidentified object, sighed silently, and had no choice but to bite down on it.

She did her best, and it seems she should consult her senior sister more often in the future, just in case.

Fortunately, the "elixir" didn't look very impressive, but its effects were real.

She turned to look at the mirror beside her, staring at the face in it. She hadn't seen her face from her past life in a long time.

Her face was completely different from what it is now; the only thing that remained the same was her eyes, which were always exceptionally bright.

She didn't plan to stay up all night refining medicine or trying to use magic; her body couldn't withstand that kind of strain.

Close your eyes, lie down on the bed and start to rest.

Worried about the future, she didn't sleep well that night.

The next day, Aunt Xu, who had gone out to collect herbs, returned early.

Aunt Xu put the basket on the ground. "Please use these for now, Fairy. I'll continue picking this afternoon."

"I originally planned to spend a whole day collecting in the mountains, but I ended up finding a child who was so thin he was just skin and bones, barely clinging to life."

“It was a matter of life and death, and I thought we couldn’t delay, so I quickly took him back to the village and let him eat something first.”

Aunt Xu explained the reason to her, and couldn't help but blame the child's family, "I don't know how those parents take care of their child, the child has been missing for so many days and they still haven't reacted."

"If I hadn't happened to come along, I'm afraid I would have starved to death in these mountains. Fortunately, the fairy got rid of that monster a few days ago, otherwise... Alas, that child is also pitiful."

As she talked to herself, Aunt Xu walked out of her room.

Judging from what Aunt Xu said, she should have already settled the child, so Shen Sangruo didn't ask any more questions.

After finishing the medicine and taking it, he leaned against the bed and closed his eyes to rest.

She never expected that a small head would appear beside her bed soon after.

Her senses were a bit stronger than the average person's, and she noticed the sneaky little figure sneaking into her room immediately.

I opened my eyes and my gaze met that of a child peeking out.

The boy's skin was sickly pale, and his pupils were also a light color. He was only about the height of her thigh, with his skin and flesh tightly attached to his bones, and the shape of each bone was clearly visible.

He was like someone who was extremely malnourished, who hadn't had a full meal in eight hundred years, and who had no cultivation whatsoever.

Shen Sanruo wondered how he managed to stand up with his skeletal frame.

This must be the child that Aunt Xu was talking about, the one she had just taken in.

He seemed surprised that she would suddenly open her eyes, paused for a few seconds, and blinked at her.

He spoke first, "I heard from the old lady that there is a fairy sister here who is recuperating. I have never seen the fairy sister before, so I couldn't help but sneak over to see her."

Then she let out a soft "Wow!" in a child's high-pitched voice, a little excited, "It's actually a real fairy sister! I thought there were no fairy sisters in the world."

"Because I called out for a long time in the mountains, but no fairy sister came to help me." The boy's tone was a little down when he recalled that time, but his eyes quickly brightened up again. "I know, it must be that the fairy sister didn't hear me, right? Because the fairy sister was also injured."

"The old lady said that you drove away the monster and can also refine pills. Fairy sister, you are really amazing."

A look of admiration shone in the boy's light-colored eyes.

Chen Sanruo withdrew her gaze from the boy and asked him, "What's your name? How old are you?"

"I have no name." The boy lowered his head, but could not hide the sadness emanating from him. "I have no parents."

After feigning coldness and strength, she couldn't help but tell the truth: "They thought I was bad luck and abandoned me in the mountains. I also think I'm bad luck. If I could, I wouldn't want to be in this world."

"Fairy sister, do you feel the same way?"

The boy looked at her longingly, and when she met his pitiful gaze, Shen Sanru couldn't help but frown.

He was shrouded in worries completely out of place for his age.

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