The cat girl was completely confused by what the real person said. It sounded like the real person was very afraid of the benefactor who saved her.
"It's been three years. Do you know how many times I personally divined your whereabouts, and even asked those old charlatans from the Heavenly Evolution Sect to help me?"
Master Zhang couldn't help but sigh, wondering if his cat had gone mad from the series of major blows it had suffered, and why it was so dull now.
"If Yu is unaware, please enlighten me, Master."
Liu Ruyu's expression froze for a moment, and she began to realize what was happening.
Logically speaking, after she was robbed that day, the immortal in front of her should have found her long ago, but she wandered in the mortal world for nearly three years before the immortal finally came looking for her.
This is clearly very abnormal. Judging from the real person's tone and expression, it's obvious that his affection for her remains as strong as ever, and he has never given up on her.
"I can't remember how many times I've used the Plum Blossom Divination method to find you over the past three years. I did a small divination every three days and a big one every five days. As a result, my divination skills have improved a lot."
"Is there something wrong with my benefactor?"
Liu Ruyu finally realized what was happening.
"It's not just a problem, it's a huge problem."
Master Zhang spoke with a solemn tone, realizing only after arriving that his actions were so inappropriate.
"My child."
Upon hearing this, the cat girl panicked, remembering that her child was still there. She hurriedly got up, looking as if she wanted to go back.
"Take it easy, calm down. Don't tell me that after you regained your memories, you forgot everything that happened in the past three years."
"No."
"Then think it over carefully. When it comes to understanding that fellow Daoist, you know him better than I do. Judge for yourself whether your child is in danger if left there."
"There shouldn't be any."
Recalling her experience of losing her memory and becoming a simple female cat, Liu Ruyu remained silent for a moment before shaking her head with some certainty, her tone even revealing a hint of joy.
"My child will have a great opportunity!"
"That's right!"
Master Zhang was not surprised by this.
"Based on my speculation, your child was probably foreseen even before you were pregnant. That's why you were taken in by that fellow Daoist after your accidental ordeal. Even I, the old charlatan of the Seeking Heaven's Evolution Path, couldn't foresee your whereabouts until after you gave birth, when I finally sensed it."
"That terrifying?"
The catgirl was startled. The words spoken by the real person were too terrifying for her to comprehend, and were beyond her imagination.
"It's more than you can imagine, if not more."
Master Zhang sighed. The more he thought about it, the more uneasy he felt, so he came up with a flimsy excuse to try and slip away.
"But I don't think that benefactor is that terrifying."
"You can't see the true face of Mount Lu because you're in the mountain yourself. Since you're next to him, you naturally can't see the terror. I think you've gotten quite a few benefits from him, since your demonic power has almost been completely dissipated."
"Just who is this benefactor of mine?"
Catwoman could see right through it: Feng Bingwen, who had found her, was actually the reincarnation of a powerful strategist skilled in deduction and planning, and the child in her womb had long been coveted.
"You ask me? Who am I supposed to ask? Anyway, I will not set foot in Donghua Continent for at least a hundred years."
Master Zhang's tone revealed an undisguised sense of apprehension.
"Master, is this the reason why you lied and said you were going to refine pills, and used that as an excuse to take me away?"
"I hate dealing with those who are good at divination and planning. It's exhausting and time-consuming. Staying there makes me feel uneasy and unable to calm down."
"Even you, sir, are afraid of being schemed against?"
"I'm afraid I've been tricked."
Zhang Daohuang sighed again, and finally, without any decorum, he revealed a look of heartbreak that seemed to be bleeding.
"My Crimson Phoenix Jade Talisman, little kitten, you have no idea how much I paid to bring you back. That talisman is a pass to a grotto-heaven!"
"But didn't you offer it up willingly? And didn't you say it was a cave heaven on the verge of collapse, and that a cultivator of your level couldn't enter!"
“I am not a rogue cultivator, nor am I a lone wolf. That grotto-heaven is indeed on the verge of collapse, but I have hundreds of disciples. Isn’t it easy to choose a few suitable candidates?”
"But you gave it away voluntarily, and our benefactor didn't ask you for it!"
"You little cat, I've raised you for three decades, and he's raised you for three years, and you've already turned your paws towards outsiders. If I don't offer you some benefits, do you think I'll leave?"
Master Zhang questioned him with conviction. Although he felt heartbroken, upon reflection, he realized that the decision was quite wise and brilliant.
No one knows which old monster that child is the reincarnation of. Since he and that group of charlatans from the Heavenly Evolution Path could not calculate anything in three years, then today's visit must have been within his expectations.
So he figured he had to bleed a little today, otherwise he probably wouldn't be able to leave so easily. Logically and emotionally, since the other person had taken care of his cat for three years and even delivered its kittens, he, as the true owner of the cat, should at least offer something to thank them.
But putting himself in the other person's shoes, what exactly is it about this old monster who is good at deducing and even planning his reincarnation at least hundreds of years in advance that could catch the eye of the Dharma Master?
After this thorough investigation, there is no doubt that it is the Crimson Phoenix Jade Talisman that allows entry into a shattered cave world, a secret realm that restricts one's cultivation level but contains a large number of treasures. It is simply tailor-made for this kind of reincarnated old monster.
"Sir, have you considered that perhaps you're overthinking things?"
The catgirl remained silent for a moment. Even though she was still filled with the pain of losing her husband, she was also taken aback by her real-person's frightened behavior and asked cautiously.
"Impossible, absolutely impossible. Your master has been searching for you for three years and still hasn't been able to find you. Tell me, what is the reason that I can't find you?"
Master Zhang rejected the catwoman's question without hesitation. The label of reincarnated monster on Feng Bingwen was firmly rooted in his mind and unshakable.
Meanwhile, in the Feng family mansion, Feng Bingwen was completely unaware that in the eyes of a true Taoist cultivator, he had become a cunning and scheming old monster, someone to be avoided at all costs.
"I was overthinking it. Why would a true cultivator from this sect be afraid of me? I don't have a trace of demonic energy on me. Isn't this abundant spiritual energy of immortality obvious enough?"
With that thought in mind, Feng Bingwen picked up the somewhat agitated kitten on the ground, pinched its neck with his fingers, and transferred several streams of immortal energy to it.
The kitten had been unusually restless after its mother left, but when Feng Bingwen's spiritual energy arrived, it immediately became well-behaved and quiet, without crying at all. It was a classic case of "whoever feeds me is my mother."
"Oh, sir, you're finally back! Where's Cuihua the cat?"
As soon as Feng Bingwen entered the room, he saw two flower spirits peeking their heads out from under the covers on his bed.
These two little creatures were quite perceptive. As soon as Feng Bingwen sensed the appearance of the true cultivator, the two flower spirits crawled into his bed and hid.
"They've left. That man was Cuihua's original owner. He came to take her back."
"Oh, you're leaving already!"
"So Cuihua did have a master after all."
"We only have the master."
"Oh, I'm so happy! No more cats will be fighting with me for my master's chest!"
After the familiar cat left, the two little flower fairies were sad for a while, but then they cheered carefree, especially the little white peony Suya who liked to sleep on Feng Bingwen's chest.
Meow~
Just then, a meow rang out, and the two little flower fairies who were cheering and celebrating froze. They turned their heads and saw a tiny cat peeking out from the little master's palm, its bright golden eyes staring at them with eager anticipation.
"Oh dear, how scary, sir! Why didn't this kitten come with her mother?"
The two little flower fairies were so frightened that they huddled together, trembling.
“His mother thought it would be better for me to raise him, so she let him stay.”
Feng Bingwen casually remarked that the cat in his hand seemed to be plotting against his pet flower spirit, so he increased the output of his spiritual energy. In a short while, he skillfully made the cat unconscious.
"He's asleep."
"It's alright now."
Seeing the motionless little black cat, the two little flower fairies stopped trembling and even dared to approach and jump on the kitten. Feng Bingwen naturally didn't have time to pay attention to them and let them entertain themselves.
"A celestial book!"
A burst of light erupted, and with a whooshing sound of pages turning, the content that Feng Bingwen wanted was revealed.
Name: Feng Bingwen
Good deeds: Sixteen thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight ( )
Misdeeds: 2865
This is the value of good deeds and evil deeds that he sees at this moment, but this value is not fixed, because it will automatically change every once in a while.
He was taken away by the Qilin and entered the Immortal Gourd to inherit karma. When he obtained the Innate Dao Body, his good and bad deeds recorded in the Heavenly Book never stopped and continued to increase.
Although the number of good deeds still steadily outweighs the number of bad deeds, the ratio has changed considerably. If he remembers correctly, after he made his vow, the ratio of good deeds to bad deeds was ten, but now it has dropped to five.
Although it was still within his tolerance, in Feng Bingwen's eyes, such a change was a very dangerous omen—once evil deeds outweigh good deeds, they will spontaneously combust and turn into calamities.
"It's time to deal with this!"
"Heavenly Book, I pray: May it reveal the source of every good deed and evil deed! May it manifest the good deeds and evil deeds of everyone with whom I have a karmic connection!"
Feng Bingwen made two wishes in a row, preparing to eliminate any potential hidden dangers.
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