Take your childhood sweetheart to cultivate immortality

Liu Wenwen opened her eyes and stared at the dilapidated roof. She was stunned for a long time, unable to place herself. Was this the B&B where her parents stayed? Why was it so shabby? This wasn't the way to experience life, was it?

"Get up," a hoarse child's voice sounded in my ears: a little familiar, and a little strange. I turned around and looked at the boy lying next to me, and the memory of the boy who died yesterday slowly recovered.

Liu Wenwen traveled through time and space and came to this village in an unknown era. She didn't know how they dressed, but she knew that she slept and arrived at the mountain temple in Qingxi Village. She met Aunt Liu and followed her for a long time. It was dark when they finally arrived at the village. Fortunately, it was dark and there were not many people, so they would not think their clothes were strange. Because they walked for too long and were too tired yesterday, when they arrived at Aunt Liu's house, Liu Wenwen was exhausted. She asked where to sleep, and didn't care whether the environment was good or not. She just wanted to sleep first and talk later. She didn't even take off her clothes and fell asleep. Then she blacked out and turned to look at Shen Runze and asked

"I fell asleep yesterday, did anything happen?"

Shen Runze was also very tired yesterday. He had just wanted to get up, but when he heard Liu Wenwen ask this, he wanted to take a break. He lay on the bed and said lazily, "Nothing. It's just that Aunt Liu wanted me to sleep in another room, but I was afraid it was unsafe, so I said I wanted to sleep with you. She agreed without saying anything. I drank two mouthfuls of porridge and was so sleepy that I fell asleep next to you. Oh, before I went to bed, she asked me to find two sets of clothes for us. We can't wear our school uniforms anymore. It's too eye-catching." Shen Runze frowned worriedly and thought.

If they had traveled through time in modern bodies, it would have been fine. Seventeen years old would have been considered an adult in this era. The problem was that they were the size of little things, unable to carry anything on their shoulders or hands. If they hadn't tricked Aunt Liu into staying in the dilapidated temple, they would have been forced to live there. Even what to eat at night was a problem. How would they make a living in the future? While Shen Runze was worried, Liu Wenwen was also considering what to do in the future.

Unlike Shen Runze, Liu Wenwen didn't have many hobbies. She just loved math problems, the kind that gave her a headache. Compared to Shen Runze, Liu Wenwen loved reading novels. She'd read countless time-travel novels, featuring heroines who traveled through time, picking hawthorns in the mountains to sell candied haws, making soap, opening restaurants, and simply ascending to the pinnacle of life. While reading the novels, Liu Wenwen even fantasized about what she'd do if she were to travel through time. To that end, she even memorized the soap-making process several times, fearing any potential problems. She'd actually come up with a way to make a living, but now, at her current height, she'd be lucky to avoid being scooped up by a beggar. Alas, that was a tough sell.

"Arun, Wenwen, are you guys awake yet?" The two of them tried their best to persuade Aunt Liu to call their names yesterday. After spending time together along the way, Aunt Liu's family was finally not as nervous as when they first met. The other two people specifically told them yesterday that if people from the village asked, they should say that there was a war in the north and distant relatives came to seek refuge, and their parents were no longer at home.

Old Liu called out from the doorway. She'd come to deliver clothes to the two fairy boys—no, A-Run and Wen-Wen. The clothes were her son's childhood clothes, washed and stored in the closet, to be passed down to her grandson. But now, she didn't know where her son was. She wondered if she'd ever have a grandson again. The girl's clothes were her own. The sleeves were too long, so she'd had them altered last night. It was a gray-blue, coarse cloth shirt—already her most respectable outfit. She'd bring it to honor the fairies... er, Wen-Wen was perfect. Old Liu stood at the doorway, listening to a sighing noise from inside. She watched the door open, and a fairy boy's weary face peeked out... He looked at her and called out, "Auntie Liu." Old Liu glanced at A-Run, smiled, and handed him the clothes, saying, "Change and come out for breakfast. I need to run to town to see my old man." With that, she hurriedly turned and left.

Shen Runze took the clothes and returned to the bed. It was only a few steps from the door to the bed. There was only a bed in the room, and no table or benches. There were some scattered farm tools piled in the corner of the room, making the room look crowded and messy.

Liu Wenwen had already sat up, her long hair disheveled as she looked towards Shen Runze. Shen Runze handed Liu Wenwen one of the girls' clothes. Liu Wenwen picked up the clothes and glanced at Shen Runze. The meaning was obvious: "How can I change while you're here?" Although the two had grown up together naked, Liu Wenwen was still embarrassed. Although Douding's figure was nothing to look at, who could blame her? I'm already 17 years old, so I understand everything I should understand. Shen Runze understood what Liu Wenwen meant and turned away, not looking at her.

Seeing him coming up, Liu Wenwen began to undress. Her hand touched something hard in the pocket of her school uniform. She reached into her pocket. Was it the white stone? Wasn't it lost yet? Liu Wenwen was completely empty except for her clothes, bag, hat, and phone. Suddenly, she found the stone, and she felt a sense of wonder.

Shen Runze listened to Liu Wenwen, did not move, and asked "What's wrong?"

"Is your stone still there?" Liu Wenwen asked curiously

"Stone?" Shen Runze turned around and looked at Liu Wenwen. Liu Wenwen raised the white stone in his hand.

"Here, this is it. I gave you the other one." Liu Wenwen looked at Shen Runze with her eyes wide open. Shen Runze was stunned for a moment, as if he remembered something. He fumbled in the pockets of his pants and took out a stone of the same color and size as Liu Wenwen's. He held it in his hand. They both looked at the stones in their hands curiously, but they couldn't see any difference.

strangeness……

"Ah, it can't be a medium, right? I read novels and the heroines always picked up bracelets, hairpins, and bracelets, and then traveled through time. Could ours be the same? But ours look so ordinary. Apart from the pretty colors, I don't see anything special about them," said Liu Wenwen with a frown.

"It's possible. Let's keep it all. It might really be a medium, or it might be the key to our home. After all, we have encountered each other through time travel, so it's not surprising. Hurry up and put on your clothes." After saying that, he turned around and faced Liu Wenwen. Liu Wenwen thought to himself, that's right, let's solve the problem in front of us first, and study it slowly later. While thinking, he started to put on clothes. The clothes were a bit rough, so he put on his modern long-sleeved T-shirt inside. At least the clothes were not so attractive, but this was not a long-term solution. He should find a way to make money and buy two sets of clean underwear. He put on his clothes with a sigh and said something to Shen Runze. He turned around and didn't look at him, listening to him taking off and putting on clothes behind him. Only when he finished dressing did Liu Wenwen turn around, folded the school uniform and put it on the bedside. Shen Runze also finished before walking out.