My Salted Fish Life in the Beast World

When Ming opened his eyes again, he was less cruel. He finally had a fresh breath. He was no longer a trapped beast walking dead.

He already knew where his partners were staying. Ming no longer had to worry about their safety. Without any worries, he could let go and do his own thing. Thinking of the frustration and anger he had felt these days, he wanted to roll up his sleeves and kill everyone. At the last moment, he stopped his revengeful steps, turned around, and flew towards the sky of the northern border.

It wasn't that he was overwhelmed with sympathy. He was thinking about his partner's bandaged wound. He had to put aside his hatred first. The most urgent thing was to find the witch and find a way to reunite with his partner. He had a hunch that if he didn't hurry up, his beloved little female would definitely hurt herself again for him. He would never allow this to happen.

Seeing her granddaughter being summoned back, Grandma Bai swallowed the sweet taste in her throat and wiped the sweat from her forehead. She was finally relieved.

"Xiaoye! How are you? Are you feeling unwell?" Grandma Bai helped Shi Erye up. After seeing that she was completely awake, she quickly extinguished the forty-nine soul lamps.

"Grandma~! I saw him! I'm fine! Thank you..." Shi Erye excitedly held Grandma Bai's arm. She couldn't wait to share her journey.

"Oh? So, there are witches in that world? Did he tell you not to take risks?" After Grandma Bai and Shi Erye came to their senses, she quickly took her granddaughter out of the dim room.

"Yes, grandma! He told me not to take risks again. But..." After leaving the room, Shi Erye realized that Grandma Bai looked pale and exhausted. He quickly turned around and supported Grandma Bai's arm, fearing that she would lose strength.

"But what?" Seeing her granddaughter, Grandma Bai stopped talking and asked.

"It's nothing! Grandma, you look very tired. Is it because of the witchcraft you performed this time?" Shi Erye asked affirmatively.

"Well, there is some connection. It's not a big problem. Grandma is old, so it's inevitable that she will be physically exhausted. Don't take it to heart. I'm fine! Grandma will hold on until she meets her grandson-in-law. You are not allowed to be sad!" Grandma Bai joked lightly.

"Grandma~!" Shi Erye hugged her and squatted beside her like when he was a child. He rested his head on her arm and acted like a spoiled child. But at this moment, Shi Erye looked at the kind old lady with silver hair. His heart was filled with guilt.

Perhaps she sensed her granddaughter's mood changes. "Ah~!" Grandma Bai sighed. She knew her granddaughter was kind by nature and respected and filial to her. It was useless to persuade her. She could only pretend that nothing happened and think about how to recover her strength as soon as possible. This would not only reduce her granddaughter's guilt, but also help her again.

But what Shi Erye was thinking was to be obedient and wait for Ming to come find her. She did not deny that when she came back, she was reluctant to leave Ming and wanted to ask her grandmother to help and send her back again.

But when she saw clearly that her grandma was worried and exhausted for her, no matter how reluctant she was, she couldn't bear to speak. They were all loved ones, and she couldn't remain indifferent. Thinking of this, she really felt that she was unfilial. Whose granddaughter is so old, but still makes her grandma worry? She is also lucky, and has received so many relatives and selfless love. But she can't be selfish. After all, reunion is just a matter of time, and she can wait!

The two generations apart try their best to consider each other. They truly achieve the traditional Chinese virtue of the elders being loving and the younger generations being filial.