Men wear women, and Lu Ding is forced to marry

After the meal, the monks left the table and sat in large circles around the campfire, seizing every opportunity to chat with each other.

Gu Chenzhou followed Ye Lingyun and quietly lowered his presence. Despite this, the eyes of the surrounding monks swept over him more and more frequently, and even when they found that they were all interested, they became more frank and did not hide it.

He lowered his eyes, feeling uncomfortable all over. Although he was not afraid of being stared at, he was disgusted by this slightly ambiguous look.

However, he is now unable to express his reluctance.

A sky full of fireflies were released, surrounding everyone. Many of them fell on Gu Chenzhou's hair and the back of his hands.

He poked it with his other hand, but the little firefly did not leave, but circled around him.

He had a great time.

The rosy face was reflected in the mirror, as clear as a warm jade. Ye Lingyun looked at him, neither laughing at his naivety nor making a sound to disturb him.

The alcohol on his face had dried up, but there was a faint smell of alcohol. Gu Chenzhou wiped off the rest. He hadn't taken care of his hair, which was scattered behind him. The wind blew the broken hair in front of his face. Ye Lingyun saw him reach out and smooth it, but it was soon messed up again.

Her hand touched the other person's neck. Gu Chenzhou trembled slightly and turned his head to look at her.

"Sit down."

His head was pushed back.

The long hair behind him was being combed by someone's hands. Gu Chenzhou sat down obediently and let her do it more smoothly.

Ye Lingyun was very unfamiliar with the technique, and her assistant behind her kept reminding her.

"One hand holds it in place, while the other hand holds the other end of the ribbon."

"tie."

"You need to hold on tighter here."

"Put your other hand around."

"Master, how about——"

Ye Lingyun glanced at her.

Although Ye Rong was obviously much older than her, he immediately shut his mouth, smiled slightly, and tactfully took a few steps back.

After taking his time to tie his hair, Gu Chenzhou reached out and touched it. He found it was tied very neatly and straight, so he said thank you.

Ye Lingyun indifferently turned his gaze away and focused his attention on the monks who were having fun in the field.

The dancing men had light steps and graceful dance moves. Whoever they chose would stand up and dance with them. If anyone refused to stand up, he would be loudly laughed at by the other monks.

The dance skirts rubbed against their clothes. The game went on for several rounds. Gu Chenzhou saw that Ji Sufeng, the famous zither practitioner from the Instrumental Music Sect in the distance, had been hugged by several men.

Seeing him looking at her, she smiled and winked at him.

Gu Chenzhou froze, pretending not to see it and looked away.

Fortunately for him, no man around Ye Lingyun dared to step forward, which saved him some embarrassment.

Later on, he couldn't bear to watch any longer, so Gu Chenzhou shrank behind Ye Lingyun like a quail, even his breathing became lighter.

Most of the men in the field were picked up by others, and almost no one was left alone. Although it was difficult to see clearly from a distance, Gu Chenzhou knew what they were doing next to each other.

Ye Lingyun looked at him, he lowered his eyes, and his cheeks flushed.

"Let's go."

Gu Chenzhou nodded, breathed a sigh of relief, and walked briskly.

His hand was held by someone, and the other person's palm was very warm, slowly dispelling his coldness.

When they arrived at the gate of the manor, Ye Lingyun separated from him. Her subordinate Ye Rong stayed and took him along another route.

After many twists and turns, we finally stopped at the gate of a house in the city center.

"This is the clan leader's private residence in Mihe City. There are servants cleaning it all year round. You can stay here with peace of mind tonight."

Ye Rong led him inside. The yard was very large, all the lanterns were lit, and it was filled with servants.

Gu Chenzhou paused.

"...No one else lives here?"

Ye Rong showed a gentle smile: "You are the only one serving the master."

Only then did he relax.

"Go to bed early."

"I will pick you up tomorrow morning to meet up with the disciples of Kunlun Sword Sect."

Ye Rong left in a hurry.

The housekeeper in the mansion took him to the bedroom. After entering the room, several servants came forward to serve him. Gu Chenzhou was not used to it, so he asked them to leave.

He sat alone in the empty bedroom, somewhat dazed.

The pace of life suddenly slowed down.

He touched the mattress beneath him. It was moderately hard, thick, and soft. There was a carpet under his feet, and the room was warm, probably because of the heating.

He was in a daze for a while, letting his mind go blank.

Perhaps it was because everything happened too suddenly, he couldn't help feeling sad when he thought about it.

In fact, he had already vaguely guessed that the senior sisters were nice to him for a purpose, but he never thought that the truth would be so tragic.

He was almost dragged away and gang-raped.

With his weak body, he would probably die quietly overnight.

The senior sisters knew how timid he was. They usually doted on him so much, but suddenly they seemed like a different person, so cruel that it made him feel cold inside.

He thought he was lucky enough to have met so many senior sisters and brothers in the sect who treated him well, took him out to eat, drink, and have fun, and took good care of him.

Now God told him that he was overthinking.

He walked barefoot on the carpet and played slowly for a while, until the soles of his feet became warm.

When you are sad, you should distract yourself. Gu Chenzhou stood up and walked around the room. On the table was a beautiful hand warmer with a delicate shape and a handle like a handle.

He held it in his hand and it felt hot.

There was a recliner against the wall with a book on it. Gu Chenzhou picked it up gently, sat on the recliner and read it slowly.

"Basic Knowledge Essential for Immortal Cultivation" Editor-in-Chief: Mo Yu Zhenren (Kunlun Sword Sect)

Gu Chenzhou was shocked and blinked slowly to make sure he was not dazzled. The editor-in-chief in front of him was the four big characters "Mo Yu Zhen Ren". His heart was pounding, as if he had seen a secret code for docking, and his whole expression was very incredible.

He couldn't wait to open the book.

Preface

Chapter 1: The Name and Definition of Xiuxian

Chapter 2: Immortality and Morality

Chapter 3: The Origin of Immortal Cultivation

Chapter 4: The Levels of Immortal Cultivation

Chapter 5: Basic Categories of Immortal Cultivation

Chapter 6: Entering the Path of Immortality

Next to the recliner there were some spiritual pastries for people to taste. They were soft and fluffy, giving off a tempting aroma. He reached out and pinched a piece of the sweet and delicious pastry and stuffed it into his mouth. He lay on the recliner, covered with a small blanket, and comfortably opened the preface.

"The basic knowledge of cultivating immortals is a compulsory course for every immortal cultivator. Learning to cultivate immortals well can not only shape a strong life, but also help physical and mental health. So how do we embark on the path of cultivating immortals?"

"1. Fearless cultivation."

"Cultivating immortals is a goal that people pursue throughout their lives. Everyone knows that cultivating immortals is difficult, and many people think they don't have the talent. In fact, cultivating immortals is not that far-fetched. I have studied cultivating immortals for many years, and I have never seen a disciple who failed to cultivate because of stupidity. As long as you immerse yourself in it and gain serious insights, there is nothing you can't cultivate or fail to achieve. On the contrary, many extremely talented disciples have gone astray because of laziness and eagerness for quick success."

"All disciples must take their cultivation seriously and not take it lightly. The real reason why many disciples cannot cultivate well is that their attitude is not correct enough. They think that they cannot cultivate well because they have poor talents, so they take it for granted. This kind of thinking must be eliminated."

Seeing this, Gu Chenzhou was obviously stunned. He slowly straightened his expression and continued to turn the pages of the book.

He could not understand the cultivation secrets of this world, but he could understand the textbooks left by Master Mo Yu. This was like a ray of light in the darkness, which ignited his hope.

"2. Give a brief outline."

"Grasp the key points of the course. For any cultivator, basic courses are of utmost importance. The essential basic knowledge of cultivation is the foundation of all derived courses, and some of the content is related to the room for improvement in subsequent cultivation. For example, the core content of cultivation is to draw in the spirit. After entering the path of cultivation, as the stage rises, each person's control of the spirit will be different, which will cause a huge gap between cultivators."

"Disciples must be patient with the key chapters and proceed step by step. Many disciples rush through the basic chapters, and then progress slowly at higher levels, forcing them to stop and consolidate their foundations. Cultivating immortals is not a short journey. We must be vigilant to the lessons of the past."

The words used were very modern. He was certain that the editor-in-chief was from the same world as him, and his excitement was indescribable.

Great.

As long as he can embark on the path of cultivating immortals, he is willing to endure any hardship.

Gu Chenzhou held the hand warmer, his eyes brightened slightly, and he changed his posture and continued to look through the books.

“3. Practice more.”

"Practice requires hard work day and night, which is an important part of strengthening oneself. I divide the practice into three stages. The first is basic practice, which is just a simple repetition of the basic common sense of cultivation, reviewing the old and learning the new, mainly to increase proficiency."

"The second is reflection training. Disciples are required to reflect on themselves every day and draw inferences from the previous day's practice. We need to integrate the practice lessons through self-reflection and make classification and summary."

"The third is to overcome special challenges. It is easy for problems to arise during cultivation, and it is very common to encounter difficulties and bottlenecks. Disciples are often stumped by one difficulty after another, and at this time they need to undergo special training to try to resolve such problems as soon as possible."

"Cultivating immortals is a lifelong struggle that never ends. I hope my understanding of cultivating immortals can help everyone. If there are any deficiencies, please forgive me. I also welcome all cultivators to correct me. I wish those who come after me a smooth journey to immortality!"