Maybe I shouldn't die.

But she did not check it on the spot. After taking the pill, she put it into the storage bracelet and thanked her uncle sincerely again:

"Thank you, uncle."

Qiu Hezhen nodded and said with a smile:

"You go back first. You should be able to leave after the inspection."

Fang Yue hesitated and said:

"Uncle Master, don't you want to meet the others?"

Qiu Hezhen shook his head slightly.

"No need, there will be plenty of opportunities in the future."

Fang Yue didn't say anything more after seeing this. He bowed and left and returned to his fellow disciples.

The fellow disciples here were almost done with the inspection, and when they saw Fang Yue coming back, the team leader just asked her what the senior had told her to say.

After learning that it was a reward for her previous help, he did not ask for details. It was not until Fang Yue took the initiative to tell him the identity of the medical practitioner that he asked a few more questions.

Fang Yue also picked out the appropriate content to talk about, but she did not mention the martial arts she majored in.

Especially after learning from that uncle-master that some accident must have happened in the sect, which resulted in her not receiving detailed information about the technique in time.

She couldn't help but become wary of the people around her, even though she had gotten along well with these fellow disciples along the way.

But she couldn't help but become alert.

She didn't think that she was being too cautious. In the world of cultivation, being careful was a good thing. Moreover, she was not going to show her inner feelings.

After her uncle gives the result, perhaps she can temporarily let down her guard.

Or maybe she simply had no way of knowing the truth. After all, she was just an ordinary inner sect disciple, her qualifications were not top-notch, and she had no background.

She thought a lot in an instant, and then couldn't help but smile bitterly in her heart.

Am I thinking too much? Ever since she entered the sect to practice, everything has been going smoothly for her. Even compared with ordinary disciples, her luck can be considered pretty good.

She couldn't help but relax her guard a little.

After all, this world of cultivation is too harmonious compared to the worlds in most of the novels she had read in her previous life.

Even achieving a breakthrough in spiritual practice is not as difficult as described in novels.

The world's spiritual energy has been replenished from the outside world, and resources are not scarce, so there is no need to worry about a decline in spiritual energy in the future.

Even because of the existence of world-class external enemies such as extraterritorial monsters, there are fewer conflicts within the cultivation community. All forces have long been accustomed to peaceful development, and even if there are some conflicts, they are mostly minor ones.

This trend continued to the disciples of various sects.

After all, the sect only needs to provide disciples with the resources needed to practice until they successfully build their foundation. Disciples can obtain more resources on their own through the human-demon battlefield.

Even the resources available on the battlefield are better than what the sect can provide. After all, the resources from the entire world are gathered here.

Before building the foundation, as long as you practice hard and complete the various tasks assigned by the sect, you will be able to obtain enough resources for practice.

There is no need to compete with peers, nor to worry about lack of resources.

This kind of cultivation environment is exactly the cultivation environment she has always dreamed of.

It was even a much better training environment than she had imagined. There was no conflict of interest between her and her fellow friends, and the interactions were purely interactions.

The only betrayal she had ever suffered was from Feng Sisi, but that did not bring her any serious consequences.

And afterwards, Feng Sisi quickly came to apologize to her.

Such a harmonious practice environment made her let down her guard without realizing it.

Even though she was nearly possessed by a monster while crossing the sky boat, it did not change her mentality, because that incident did not actually cause her any harm.

Even to Brother Qian Mo Ning who was possessed, it did not cause any significant harm.

The possessed monster was quickly discovered and eliminated. Even the people behind the monster were captured by the team leader, the Jindan Master, and the Yuanying Master who came to support them.

The only impact on her was that she had to stay in Uncle Ming's courtyard for a few days, and felt a little disgusted by the bloody scenes of monsters eating people.

She even became acquainted with other fellow disciples in the team, and received top-grade spirit stones as compensation from Uncle Lan.

She did not suffer any harm in that incident and even gained a lot of benefits.

All dangers were handled cleanly by the sect’s predecessors, and they, a group of foundation-building disciples, were well protected under their wings.

Fang Yue was also the one who was well protected, so even when she encountered a powerful enemy like a demon soul, it did not alert her at all.

But this time was different. By chance, she found out that something that she should have gotten a long time ago had not reached her hands due to some accident.

Although Uncle Master Qiu Hezhen gave her the relevant information in time after learning about this matter, and promised to report the matter to the sect for investigation.

This matter did not seem to be serious and did not even cause any serious consequences for her.

Because Uncle Master Qiu Hezhen discovered the problem so timely and remedied it extremely quickly, she still had enough time to learn her main cultivation technique in detail before going to the human-demon battlefield.

But this incident was enough to change Fang Yue's mentality and make her alert.

It turns out that her understanding of sect harmony, friendship among fellow disciples, and kindness of elders was wrong. It was not correct, but it could not be said to be completely wrong.

At least compared to most of the cultivation novels she had read in her previous life, the sects in this cultivation world were harmonious enough, the fellow disciples were friendly enough, and the elders were kind enough.

But these still cannot ignore the fact that this is a world of cultivation.

Wherever there are people, there will be all kinds of fights. What’s more, this is a world of cultivation. The methods mastered by the practitioners are unimaginable for ordinary people.

How could such a world be full of harmony?

In fact, fighting is everywhere, just because there is a unified enemy, the monsters from outside the domain, and there is a place like the human-demon battlefield where people can both train and acquire resources.

There are fewer places where fighting is needed, and even many fights will be hidden in the dark. The various forces in the cultivation world will try every means to maintain superficial peace.

All the practitioners living in this world do the same thing.

They will try their best to keep the fight in the dark and maintain superficial peace.

And she, Fang Yue, was blinded by such a cover.

She ignored the conflicts and filth that might exist beneath such peace.

Or maybe she hasn't experienced enough and isn't sharp enough to discover what's hidden in the dark.

But her luck is really good.

The alertness she developed in her previous life allowed her to avoid many risks without realizing it.