Therefore, Ji Liang politely declined Mo Sheng'er's offer.
Mo Sheng'er left dejectedly and didn't reappear for a long time.
When Mo Sheng'er reappeared, she was already quite different from others. She was radiant and had an extraordinary temperament. She was accompanied by a young man in black with long eyebrows and a unique temperament.
Mo Sheng'er cried out "monster!" and plunged her sword into Ji Liang's heart.
Ji Liang was stunned. She had never seen a monster in her life, and she was being treated as one. What kind of logic was that?
Moreover, I saw what she looked like after she died; she was a human, not a monster at all. She was wrongly killed!
She died with her eyes wide open in disbelief.
Only after her death did she realize that Mo Sheng'er was one of those people who were exceptionally blessed by heaven.
In this modern society where spiritual energy is scarce, she managed to open her meridians and acquire spiritual roots by chance. She then encountered a group of cultivators and, with her extraordinary talent, successfully became a disciple of the young man in black who had accompanied her that day.
The young man in black was named Ying Hua, a rare seventh-grade Spirit Saint in this world.
After Mo Sheng'er began cultivating immortality, she had the guidance of Ying Hua, a good teacher, and with her own excellent aptitude, she quickly entered the path and cultivation became as easy as eating.
After cultivating immortality, one must naturally subdue demons and eliminate evil.
The first demon that came to Mo Sheng'er's mind was Ji Liang. Ji Liang was fair-skinned, beautiful, and had long legs; her appearance was exceptional, standing out even among cultivators. She also possessed the ability to enter dreams, a skill she had inquired among all the cultivators, but none possessed.
Since it has no lineage and does not belong to the righteous path, it must belong to the heretical and crooked path.
So, Mo Sheng'er and Ying Hua came to Ji Liang's shop together. Just then, one of the customers had an epileptic seizure, and Ji Liang was helping to save him. But in Mo Sheng'er's eyes, it was murder.
Mo Sheng'er stabbed Ji Liang to death with a single sword strike, shouting, "Monster, prepare to die!"
When Ji Liang was dying, Ying Hua tested Ji Liang's cultivation level and discovered that Ji Liang was not a cultivator at all. His ability to enter dreams was likely innate.
However, Mo Sheng'er had already made a grave mistake, and Ying Hua couldn't bear to blame her. She helped erase the memories of the onlookers, disposed of the cold body, buried it deep underground, and then quietly left with Mo Sheng'er.
Ji Liang's shop closed down. Some people said that Ji Liang ran away with someone, while others said that Ji Liang went back to her hometown. But because she was an orphan, no one reported the case, and no one knew that she had been murdered.
In contrast, Mo Sheng'er and Ying Hua enjoyed the conveniences of modern life while also experiencing the longevity and excitement of being cultivators.
Later, Mo Sheng'er confessed her love to Ying Hua and successfully rose from disciple to wife. The two of them worked together, fighting monsters and leveling up, living a carefree and respected life. They lived for hundreds of years without any hope of advancement, and when their lifespan ended, they died peacefully in their old age, completely forgetting that they had killed an innocent person.
Ji Liang's wish is to let Mo Sheng'er also experience the taste of being mistakenly killed, and to make Ying Hua pay the price for his selfishness.
...
Having finished processing the plot, Linghu Lan opened her eyes and let out a long breath.
Mo Sheng'er?
That look... isn't it the girl who just arrived?
The time I've traveled to now is the time when Mo Sheng'er first came to Ji Liang to sell her dream.
I never expected to run into the person in question this time.
She silently called out to the system: "Pipi Shrimp, can you find Mo Tang?"
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