Female Transformation: I Run Away When I See the Female Lead

In the fog, Jing Jin was surrounded by illusions. Who could have known that these illusions she was experiencing were actually the unforgettable past that was sealed away in her childhood.

Her consciousness was extremely clear, and she knew that everything in front of her was fake, but her body seemed to be controlled by an invisible force and was completely out of her control.

Jing Jin watched the nanny with her own eyes, the familiar figure walking towards her step by step.

The wet nurse's eyes were full of reluctance and determination. She squatted down gently and handed little Jingjin to the housekeeper. She said in a trembling but extremely firm voice: "We must save the master's only bloodline." The voice seemed to carry a thousand-pound weight, and kept echoing in the depths of Jingjin's consciousness.

The wet nurse turned her head and her gaze fell gently on Jing Jin, tears flashing in her eyes: "Young master, if you can escape this time, you must not come back and avenge us." As she spoke, the wet nurse slowly stretched out her hand and gently stroked Jing Jin's cheek for the last time. The gentle touch seemed to still linger on Jing Jin's skin.

Then the wet nurse took off the object that symbolized the young master's identity from Jingjin and placed it on the girl next to her.

This girl was Yan Mo, Jing Jin's childhood playmate. Yan Mo looked naive and thought Jing Jin was just going out to play. She waved her hand innocently and said to Jing Jin, "Bye, Miss, come back soon."

Jing Jin watched the figures of the wet nurse and Yan Mo gradually getting smaller in her sight, and a strong premonition came to her mind. She realized that she might never see her parents again after this trip.

The little girl was filled with fear and reluctance, with silent tears streaming down her cheeks.

At this moment, Jing Jin, who had grown up, felt that she had returned to that sad moment in her consciousness. Unconsciously, tears burst out again, wetting her face.

Yan Mo looked at the direction Jing Jin left and asked the nanny innocently, "Mother, when will the young lady come back? I want to save her favorite cakes for her."

The nurse felt a pang of pain in her heart when she heard Yan Mo's childish voice. She suppressed her sadness and took Yan Mo back to Jing Jin's yard. She tried to force a smile and said, "Mo'er, mother bought you a new dress. The color is very similar to yours."

When Yan Mo heard this, he jumped up with joy, his eyes sparkling with excitement: "Mother, can I keep it until the young lady comes back? I want to show her my new clothes."

The nurse looked at Yan Mo's innocent and lovely appearance, and the sadness in her heart became more intense. She almost couldn't hold back her tears. She quickly turned around, secretly wiped away her tears while touching the clothes, and then said to Yan Mo: "Can you wear it for me to see? I have never seen Moer show me new clothes."

Yan Mo tilted his head and thought for a moment, then nodded vigorously and said happily, "Sure! I'll wear it for her to see when the young lady comes back."

Yan Mo couldn't wait to put on his new clothes, and he happily spun around in the yard, humming an unknown little tune.

The wet nurse felt mixed emotions when she saw Yan Mo happily wearing new clothes.

Just then, a servant hurried to the wet nurse and whispered in her ear.

The nanny's forced smile disappeared in an instant, her face turned pale, her body trembled slightly, and her eyes were full of despair.

It turned out that they had lost that crucial battle completely. The master, the lady, and even her own husband had died there.

Yan Mo noticed that the nanny's face looked a little different, so he stopped spinning and asked in confusion, "What's wrong, mother?"

The nurse took a deep breath, trying to calm herself down, and forced a smile on her face, saying, "It's okay, Mo'er's new clothes look great."

Yan Mo was even happier after hearing this. She clapped her hands and said, "Really? Mother! Then I'll wait for Dad and Madam to come back, and I'll show it to them too. I'll show it to the young lady when she comes back."

No one in the entire prefecture, including the entire city, survived, and no one knew what had happened in the city. Shenqiu City became more mysterious than a ghost town, and as time went by, no one knew about Shenqiu City except the person who gave the order.

Deep within her consciousness, the cruel past surged back at her like a tide. She saw the hideous faces and bizarre attire of the massacrers. They were like a group of evil spirits, their path leaving blood splattered and their wails incessant.

She also saw Yan Mo, the once innocent playmate, being ruthlessly slaughtered in the mansion. The fear and despair in Yan Mo's eyes deeply hurt Jing Jin's heart.

She was filled with regret, hating herself for only now remembering her childhood memories in the mansion, hating herself for being powerless even in this illusory illusion and being able to watch the tragedy unfold.

The grief and anger in Jing Jin's heart burned like a raging fire, and she desperately sacrificed her life to use her natal sword.

The natal sword was unsheathed, and the sword body flashed with a strange light. Even after she sacrificed the natal sword, her body was still unable to move at all. Her throat seemed to be tightly strangled by an invisible big hand, and she could not make any sound. She could only let the painful memories drown her.

Jing Jin's consciousness followed the illusion and she saw herself and the housekeeper as a child.

The housekeeper held her hand tightly and tried his best to escape in the dangerous environment.

She watched as she was handed over to one person after another, each handover bringing danger. She would occasionally look back and see the person holding her fighting fiercely with those chasing them, their figure appearing so small and fragile amidst the flashing swords and shadows.

Sometimes you can hear deafening explosions.

When Jing Jin was a child, he couldn't help but ask what would happen to the previous person. Some people would helplessly answer that they would die.

Gradually she understood that only when they were on the verge of death would they pass on their important self to the next person.

From the fear he felt when he first heard it, to the helplessness and self-blame he felt after the tenth time, Jing Jin knew that these people were sacrificing their lives one after another in order to fight for a way out for themselves.

Finally, after three years of escape, six-year-old Jing Jin mustered up the courage and said to Aunt Mo, the woman who had been with her the longest and might be the last one, "Aunt Mo, please hand me over." At this point, she had already understood a lot.

Aunt Mo was sipping her wine when she heard Jing Jin's words. She was slightly startled, then a wry smile crossed her face, as if mocking Jing Jin's naiveté. She didn't take Jing Jin's words to heart and said, "Whether you hand it over or not, you'll die. Don't worry, your father's connections only go so far. If they can really be discovered and brought back, it seems our fate is truly over."

Aunt Mo sighed, raised her head and took another sip of wine, then continued, "Who made that bastard emperor have such a powerful uncle? He's also an alchemist, and he's trained so many cultivators that it's impossible to kill them all. I heard that one of their people has broken through to the Divine Transformation Realm. It seems like quite a few people will join his forces."

As Jing Jin listened to Aunt Mo's words, a strong desire ignited in her heart. She wanted to cultivate immortality and have the ability to protect the people around her and no longer let them sacrifice themselves for her.

Aunt Mo simply told her to go to bed, but later, in order to protect Jing Jin, Aunt Mo faced five powerful enemies in the Spirit Transformation Stage. Although she tried her best, she was still unable to withstand it. She suffered a lot of injuries and her clothes were stained with blood.

Aunt Mo looked at the five Spiritualization Stage cultivators before her and couldn't help but curse, "Damn!" Then she took out her wine bag, took a big gulp, looked at the five people fiercely, and said, "Wait a minute! I'll call someone."

The five of them looked at each other, not knowing what this woman was trying to do. Out of caution, they could only stay where they were, vigilantly watching Aunt Mo's every move.

Aunt Mo frantically took out the communication talisman and shouted at it, "Damn uncle! Your dog is biting people! Come and save me! If you don't come! I curse you to never ascend to heaven in this lifetime!"

After shouting, she looked at the five people in front of her and said fiercely: "Just wait for me!"