The King of Xiuxianjuan returns to modern times and becomes a landlord

"Swishing..." Ying Ni's ears twitched slightly, sensitively picking up subtle sounds. Her consciousness quickly extended in that direction, carefully surveying the surroundings. She could see dozens of blond, blue-eyed foreigners relentlessly pursuing four or five soldiers in camouflage uniforms. With a flicker of her body, she instantly appeared at the scene of the pursuit.

"Wen, surrender now! Don't resist anymore." A foreign man's voice echoed in the air, full of threat and coldness.

"Wen, hand over the information and we will let you live." Another voice followed closely, with a tone that left no room for doubt.

"Boss, take the information back quickly and don't worry about us." A soldier's voice was firm and resolute, full of the courage to sacrifice.

Then, a gunshot pierced the tense atmosphere. "Bang!"

"No...don't..." A faint cry was heard, full of despair and helplessness.

Deep in this border forest, a bright moon hung high in the night sky, casting dappled light and shadows, shrouding this mysterious forest in a veil of mystery. Nestled within the forest's shadows, a deep cave seemed remarkably silent, its light alone flickering faintly, illuminating Ying Ni's resolute and beautiful face. She gazed silently at the several critically injured men lying on the other side of the cave, a resolute conviction welling up within her, as if silently telling herself to protect them, no matter what, and lead them out of this perilous forest.

She steadily left the dim cave, glancing back slightly to ensure no traces were left that might reveal their hiding place. Then, with a flick of her fingertips, like a graceful dancer, she laid layer after layer of intricate mazes and hidden formations around the cave entrance. These formations, like invisible nets, tightly protected the cave entrance, ensuring their temporary safety.

Then, Ying Ni took firm steps, heading in the direction she had previously scouted. Her heart was filled with determination and courage, as if no difficulty could stop her from moving forward. In this mysterious forest, she not only had to face unknown dangers, but also had to ensure her safety in traversing this perilous terrain.

Through in-depth investigations of several foreigners and soul-searching, Ying Ni finally realized she was in the remote reaches of China's Yunnan Province. She was treading upon the mysterious and resource-rich tropical rainforest of Xishuangbanna. This vast ocean of green held countless unknown secrets and wonders. Ying Ni carefully navigated the dense forest, each step filled with vigilance and caution, fearing she would miss any hidden clues or information.

After a long journey, she finally arrived at the Dai settlement. The architecture here is unique and imbued with a rich ethnic culture. The Dai bamboo houses, their roofs covered with thick thatch, are scattered throughout the village in an orderly manner, creating a quaint and natural appearance. Surrounded by lush bamboo forests, it feels like a paradise. The winding, stone-paved paths of the village are lined with handicraft shops and food stalls, and the air is filled with the aroma of spices and food.

In a quiet corner of a Dai settlement, Ying Ni found a public telephone booth surrounded by greenery. She tiptoed inside, picked up the receiver, and dialed a number she knew by heart.

Meanwhile, in the heart of a bustling city, lies a tranquil and quaint courtyard. Inside, a middle-aged man sits in his study and slowly picks up the landline phone on his desk. His voice is calm and composed, as if it could soothe any disturbance: "Hello, may I ask which distinguished guest is this?" A familiar and friendly voice echoes from the other end: "Uncle Shan, hello, this is Ying Ni." Though the voice carries a hint of urgency, it also retains a touch of respect.

"Ying Ni, my niece, you are looking for me at this time. Is there something important that needs my help?" Shan Zizhi, the director of the China National Security Bureau, is responsible for handling all mysterious and supernatural events in the country. He knows that Ying Ni's purpose is not trivial and she must have encountered an unmanageable dilemma.

Ying Li paused briefly on the other end of the line before succinctly recounting the bizarre circumstances she had encountered. Her words were tinged with nervousness and uneasiness, clearly deeply troubling. Dan Zizhi listened to her description, his brow furrowed, and he secretly thought that this matter might be more complicated than he had imagined.

"Okay, I understand. Find a relatively safe place to hide for now. I'll immediately dispatch relevant personnel to your location for support." Shan Zizhi listened quietly to Ying Huan's story on the other end of the line, his expression growing serious. Although the Security Bureau had handled many similar incidents, Ying Huan's situation did surprise him. He realized the seriousness of this incident and that it must not be taken lightly.

Shan Zizhi then decisively announced, "Feng Shuo, I have an address here. Pack your bags and head there immediately. This matter is extremely urgent and cannot afford to fail." He hung up the phone and immediately began a series of frantic arrangements. He quickly contacted the relevant departments to ensure that support personnel could arrive on the scene as soon as possible. Simultaneously, he mentally pondered various possible scenarios and response strategies to ensure Ying Ling's safety. Shan Zizhi knew that the success of this mission would directly impact the stability of the entire situation.

In a hidden military location, Wen Xiao slowly regained consciousness. He suddenly threw back the blanket covering him and, looking around, found himself in a heavily guarded military hospital ward. The air was thick with the scent of disinfectant, and the walls were pristine white, making the air seem especially desolate.

"Hello, bed 23, you're awake." A young female doctor pushed the door open, her face a touch tired, but her eyes revealed a professional calmness. She was surprised to see the patient, who had been rushed in yesterday with serious injuries, standing in the middle of the ward. She immediately asked.

Wen Xiao turned around, looked at the doctor firmly, and asked with a hint of anxiety: "Doctor, why am I here? How are my comrades now?" His eyes revealed deep concern and urgency for his comrades, as if every second of waiting was a torment.

The female doctor was taken aback for a moment, then regained her composure. She walked to the bedside, picked up the medical record, and began to leaf through it. "You were seriously injured while on duty and were rushed here for emergency treatment. As for your comrades, their condition is relatively stable, but their specific circumstances require further examination and observation."

Wen Xiao felt a little relieved when he heard the news, but his eyes remained firm, as if telling himself that no matter what happened, he would recover as soon as possible and return to his comrades. He knew that as a soldier, his duty was not only to protect himself, but also to protect every comrade who fought side by side with him.