The Metaphysical Little Beggar's Rebirth: I'm an Unlucky Star

When Shu Wanwan and Gu Yanchuan walked to the door of the studio, they saw a girl squatting at the door with her arms around her legs, her shoulders shaking, and she was sobbing softly.

"Here." Shu Wanwan exchanged glances with Gu Yanchuan, then walked over, squatted down, and handed over the tissue in her hand.

Chen Yue raised her head and said, "Thank you." She wiped her eyes and gave a somewhat forced smile.

"Don't worry, no one will bully you in a few days, and you will find a good job." Shu Wanwan rubbed Chen Yue's hair and smiled slightly.

"Yeah." Although Chen Yue didn't understand what Shu Wanwan meant specifically, she could tell that Shu Wanwan was comforting her.

Then Shu Wanwan said no more, stood up, and left the studio with Gu Yanchuan.

"Miss Shu, did you come here by yourself today? It's not easy to get a ride near our studio. Do you need me to find someone to take you back?"

"No need, a friend is waiting for me." Shu Wanwan shook the phone in her hand, looking a little playful.

After saying goodbye to Gu Yanchuan, Shu Wanwan came to the coffee shop.

"Jiang...Young Master Jiang." Shu Wanwan sat down opposite Jiang Jingchen. She wanted to call Jiang Jingchen by his full name, but then decided not to in such a public place.

"What's wrong?" Jiang Jingchen looked up at Shu Wanwan.

"There was an accident." Shu Wanwan lowered her head in frustration.

"Didn't get selected?" Jiang Jingchen stared at Shu Wanwan, a little puzzled. That shouldn't be the case.

"I was chosen unexpectedly. Hehe." Shu Wanwan smiled playfully.

"I knew you were fine." Jiang Jingchen also smiled.

"Come on, I'll treat you to a big meal." As a reward for Jiang Jingchen's teaching over the past two days, Shu Wanwan should of course treat him to a big meal.

Then the two of them went to a private restaurant to have dinner together. Of course, the restaurant was chosen by Jiang Jingchen. The price was not cheap, but not expensive either. It was just the price that Shu Wanwan could afford.

Shu Wanwan returned home. It wasn't too late, and the things she had ordered online a few days ago had all arrived. Shu Wanwan counted the things she had bought a few days ago, and suddenly remembered that there was something she hadn't asked about, and now that she had some free time, it was just the right time to solve it.

"Come out." Shu Wanwan sat on the sofa, leaned forward, opened the notebook she brought with her and placed it on the coffee table, and said.

There was a calmness in front of her. Shu Wanwan was indifferent. "You're not coming out?" "Dangdang" Shu Wanwan knocked on the table twice slowly.

"Stop... stop knocking." A thin figure in white clothes slipped out of the notebook. Shu Wanwan just knocked casually, but the space in the notebook was like an earthquake.

The thin scholar straightened his clothes to make himself look less disheveled.

"Why did you call me out?"

"It's you who looks so peachy when you see me?" Shu Wanwan raised her eyebrows slightly and looked at the thin and handsome man in front of her. This man gave people a weak and lazy feeling.

"Because... because... I don't want to say it." The scholar hesitated for a moment, frowning as if what he wanted to say was very difficult to say.

"..." Shu Wanwan was speechless, not understanding what the scholar ghost was hesitating about.

"Will you tell me or not?" Shu Wanwan waved the yellow talisman paper in her hand.

"Don't... I said," the scholar swallowed, "I thought you were my master." Then he said this with great effort.

Shu Wanwan: "..." What? Did she hear it right? What the hell is the master?

Before Shu Wanwan could react, the scholar in front of her instantly turned into a cat. The cat was pure white and easily jumped onto the sofa. The cat stood on the armrest of the sofa. Seeing that the truth could no longer be concealed, the cat looked at Shu Wanwan and spoke lightly.

"That...actually, I recognized the wrong person. Thousands of years ago, I was in danger, and my master rescued me. At that time, I had already awakened my spiritual intelligence, but had not yet cultivated into a human body. I stayed by her side to repay her. Later, she was framed and imprisoned, and I was powerless. At that time, I only had spiritual intelligence but no spiritual power. I learned from a Taoist priest that if I became her spirit beast, I could improve my cultivation and save her, but she disagreed, and later she left forever. I have guarded this western suburb for thousands of years."

"Then how did you become like this?"

"Actually, I don't know if you ask me." The cat shook his head with a compassionate look on his face. "I'm just waiting for her to come back."

Shu Wanwan saw that his expression didn't seem to be deceiving, so she counted with her fingers and said, "Strange, why can't I figure it out?"

Although Shu Wanwan had almost exhausted her recovered spiritual energy when she dealt with the vengeful spirits a few days ago, she had done a lot of good deeds in the past few days, and those merits helped her recover some spiritual energy. Logically speaking, although she couldn't predict everything now, she was almost certain to do so. She calculated again, but still couldn't figure it out.

Shu Wanwan circulated the spiritual power throughout her body, and a faint glow emanated from her body. She gathered the spiritual power into her fingers, and a shining spot of light appeared on her fingers.

"Come here." The cat obediently jumped onto the coffee table in front of Shu Wanwan. Shu Wanwan lightly tapped her finger on the cat's furry little head.

Shu Wanwan and the cat closed their eyes at the same time. Suddenly, there was a bright light in front of their eyes, which made it impossible for them to open their eyes. After a while, the strong light disappeared. Shu Wanwan opened her eyes, and her whole body became an illusion. Next to her was a cat that was as illusory as her. The surrounding scenery was brothels, theaters, cities and palaces. She and the cat entered its memories together. Just as the cat said, outside the palace wall, he took a nap under a tree, and then was entangled by a python as thick as his forearm. It was a woman who saved him. The woman took a sword and stabbed the snake in the seven inches. The snake died. Shu Wanwan looked at herself and looked at the woman carefully. The woman was indeed 7% similar to her, but she seemed to be older than Shu Wanwan. "Princess, it's time to go back home." There was a girl who looked like a palace maid not far from the woman, and she shouted in the direction of the woman.

"Would you like to go back home with me?" The woman stroked the pure white cat, as if asking for his opinion.

"Meow~" The cat meowed as if answering, then jumped towards the woman, and the woman took the opportunity to hug the white cat.

"Amazing! It seems like it has learned human nature." The woman smoothed the cat's fur. "Let's go back home."

"Bang." Shu Wanwan's eyes went dark and she fell to the ground.

The cat also opened its eyes from its memories, jumped down from the coffee table, and turned into a scholar again when it landed.

He helped Shu Wanwan onto the bed, then let her lie down steadily. He took her pulse and used ghost energy to test Shu Wanwan's spiritual power. It was not exhausted, although he didn't know what was going on.

But when he looked at Shu Wanwan and recalled the face in his memory, he was certain that they must be related. She also had some guesses about Shu Wanwan's identity.

Seeing that Shu Wanwan was fine, he turned into a puff of green smoke and went back into the notebook.