Immersive Fast Wear: The Anti-Strike Manual of the Heartthrob

The old Taoist priest had some real skills, but she only learned a little bit and was not good at fooling people, so she ended up living in such a miserable state now.

Shao Yue gave a bitter smile, put on the backpack behind him, and went into the woods to find some herbs to sell or some wild vegetables that were edible.

"Meow~"

The weak meow of a cat startled Shao Yue who was diligently digging wild vegetables. "It seems that a cat is injured."

Shao Yue pricked up her ears to listen, but the meowing sound seemed to have never existed.

She could only look in the direction where she had roughly heard the sound. The forest was too lush, with tall trees. Even the weeds growing under the trees were longer than usual.

Shao Yue looked around while pushing aside the weeds that were almost knee-high.

When Shao Yue saw the small furry creature, her eyes lit up instantly and she quickly walked over to it.

It was a not very big civet cat with colorful patterns, like a smaller version of a tiger.

This little civet cat is Huaihui's incarnation in the fictional world. He has no memories and follows his instinct to turn himself into a cat demon.

Sensing someone coming, Huaihui bared his teeth and looked extremely "ferocious".

Shao Yue softened her heart and comforted him softly:

"Don't be afraid, I'm here to save you."

She crept closer to check on it.

Smelling the faint fragrance on Shao Yue, Huaihui felt a sense of attachment in his heart for some reason.

He originally wanted to open his mouth and bite her, but now he followed his heart and acted very well-behaved.

Shao Yue didn't know what he was thinking, she just felt that this cat was very human-like.

It had been threatening her with bared teeth just now, but now it felt the extremely gentle force on its body, and slowly lowered its little head, curling up obediently.

After checking his whole body, Shao Yue discovered the reason why the raccoon cat was whimpering weakly.

Its right hind foot was caught in a trap and was covered in blood, looking extremely terrifying.

Shao Yue carefully opened the trap and broke it so that it could no longer be used.

This was a forest she often visited. Not only did the novice hunter place extremely lethal traps, he didn't even mark them.

If you are not careful at any time, your legs will be broken.

Things that harm people cannot be kept for long.

Shao Yue placed the damaged trap in a conspicuous place, then carefully picked up Huaihui and walked towards where she lived.

She didn't have any special skills and didn't make much money, so she still lived in the small wooden house she had built before, which was not far from the woods. Soon, she reached her home.

Shao Yue placed Huaihui on the small table where she usually wrote, treated its injured right leg, and then applied some herbs on it.

The little cat was extremely well-behaved during the whole process, and only meowed softly to remind me when I accidentally used too much force.

Logically speaking, animals that have been harmed by humans will have a hostile attitude towards humans. Even if they do not hate humans, injured animals will be wary of outsiders.

This kitten is different. It is very well-behaved. It will not scratch or hurt people with its claws, and it likes to act coquettishly.

After applying the medicine, Shao Yue lay on the table and carefully drew talismans on the book, completely ignoring anything around her.

Shao Yue is not proficient in other Taoist methods, and the only thing he relies on to be a Taoist priest is the talisman books left by the old Taoist priest.

Huaihui glanced at her, and when he didn't get Shaoyue's attention, he felt lost and had a strong desire to destroy.

He vented his dissatisfaction by biting and scratching the small square quilt beneath him with his teeth and claws.

Then he hobbled to Shao Yue's side, grabbed the hem of his robe with his two uninjured front paws and climbed up, then curled up to his thighs to rest.

Feeling the warmth beneath his body, Huaihui felt a sense of satisfaction rising in his heart.

The warm weight pressed on her legs. Shao Yue was not made of wood, so of course she could feel it. She picked up Huaihui and rubbed his nose affectionately, mumbling something.

"Little darling, you simply can't live without me all the time. You're such a sweet burden."

Xiaoguai was the name Shao Yue gave him because he was always very well behaved in front of her. Although he resisted the name a little, he couldn't resist Shao Yue's soft voice and finally gave in.

"Other monsters don't know this name anyway, so let's just call it Xiaoguai."

Shao Yue is usually alone and taciturn, but now with Huai Hui by her side, she seems a little more lively.

at night.

Shao Yue put Huaihui in a makeshift cat bed.

There was golden straw inside, padded with soft clothes, and a small square quilt to cover oneself. You could tell at first glance that it was very comfortable.

After settling the kitten, Shao Yue lay back on the bed and prepared to sleep.

Suddenly I heard a rustling sound beside me. When I opened my eyes, the kitten had crawled along the edge of the bed and onto the bed.

"Little boy?"

Shao Yue's eyes widened, "Why are you here?"

Huaihui meowed and continued to climb up until he was beside her pillow and then lay down with his eyes closed.

Shao Yue chuckled helplessly, lay down again, pulled up a corner of her quilt to cover him, and then fell into a deep sleep.

Sweet breaths fell evenly in the quiet night. Huaihui, who had just pretended to be asleep, opened his eyes, took a few steps towards Shaoyue's face, then put his fluffy head on her neck and fell asleep peacefully.

After staying at home for a few days, Shao Yue took care of Xiaoguai and drew talismans in her free time.

Seeing that his injuries had improved a little, we decided to go to town.

early morning.

Shao Yue changed the medicine for Huaihui, put the talisman papers she had drawn over the past few days into the backpack, told him a few words not to run around, then opened the door and prepared to go to the streets of the town to sell the talisman papers.

After taking only a few steps, Huaihui caught up with him with crooked steps, and his voice was weak and pitiful.

"I'm just selling things on the street to make money. I'll be back in the afternoon. I'm not going to abandon you."

"Meow~"

[Xiaoguai doesn't believe it.]

"Just stay home and wait for me to bring you some fresh fish, okay?"

"Meow~"

[Xiaoguai does not accept it.]

"Wait for me, okay?"

"Meow~"

[Xiaoguai wants to follow.]

No matter what excuses Shaoyue made, Huaihui was unwilling to stay at home.

Whenever Shao Yue made a move to go out, he would let out a soft and lingering cry, even using such embarrassing names as "Xiaoguai".

Although Shao Yue didn't understand.

"Okay, okay, I give in to you."

Shao Yue picked him up and held him in her arms.

Arriving in the town, Shao Yue skillfully placed talismans of various uses in familiar locations.

It can drive away snakes, insects and ants that have not yet become demons, and can reduce the dry air in the house... Its uses are more inclined towards daily practicality, and the money earned from selling it is not high, but at least it is enough to make a living.

Most of the people who came to buy talismans were common people, all regular customers, and Shao Yue was very casual when greeting them.

A regular customer came to buy two talisman papers. After paying, he looked up and saw a little civet cat standing on Shao Yue's shoulder.

"so cute."