My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

Su Jin stared at the character introduction for a long time before putting it down and said calmly, "Probably not."

Chu Heng's original expectation was suddenly extinguished, and he asked him uncertainly, "Do you remember?"

"No."

"Then how can you be sure it's not?" Chu Heng was not very sure, but he had indeed found such a name as Chang Ye in history.

Su Jin handed the phone back and said calmly, "The soul is the size of a person at death. The age of the person at death is the same as the soul. I died at the age of seventeen, and this person was twenty, a difference of three years."

Chu Heng understood. He put his phone away and said, "Then I'll look for it again. Maybe there will be some results."

"No need." Su Jin lowered his eyes and picked up the cinnabar pen. He didn't care about this.

Chu Heng didn't understand, "You don't want to know your identity? Or did you deliberately choose to forget?"

Su Jin looked up at him helplessly, "What if I find it? I can't reverse time and space, and I can't go back to the past."

"But you have remained in this world. You have obsessions. Perhaps by finding your past, I can find your obsessions."

"I'm looking for someone, so there's no point in searching for the past. As long as I can find him, that's all that matters."

Chu Heng understood, "Does he have any characteristics? If he is looking for someone, maybe I can help."

"I do not know."

"do not know?"

Su Jin lowered her head and finished the last few strokes. She picked up the talisman paper and sat down cross-legged, facing Chu Heng. "As far as I can remember, I've been waiting for over five hundred years. I don't remember anything before that. I must have been injured, so I don't remember who I am, what I've done, who I'm waiting for, or how long I'll have to wait."

Su Jin looked into Chu Heng's eyes. "I only remember that man called me Chang Ye. He should be a general. I often dream of him. Just his back. On the battlefield, he told me to live."

Chu Heng frowned slightly. "In that case, I can start by looking for some generals from past dynasties. Maybe you will remember him when you hear his name."

"It's up to you. Even if you find him, it's useless. After so many years, he would have been reincarnated long ago."

Chu Heng had no way of refuting this. He glanced at the talisman paper in Su Jin's hand and asked, "Can't you figure it out either?"

Su Jin shook his head. "I have a karmic connection with him. If I'm involved, the laws of nature will cover it up. It's like a doctor who doesn't treat himself, but others."

Chu Heng couldn't quite understand Su Jin's obsession. After at least five hundred years of waiting and searching, it was no wonder that Su Jin had a bad temper and always couldn't remember things.

He said, "Then if you can't find it in this life and need to find a new body, you can come to the Chu family."

"Want to be a family slave for generations?" Su Jin tilted her head and looked at him. "You have really strange tastes."

Chu Heng didn't think so. He said matter-of-factly, "You are very capable. Chinese medicine, esoteric arts, and imitation of antiques and cultural relics, any one of which can make a family prosperous.

Rather than talking about master and servant, it's better to talk about actual benefits. The Chu family gave you status and protection to cover up your unusualness, and you will also bring benefits to the Chu family."

Su Jin crossed her arms, "I'm not that easy to please."

"But you don't like owing favors to others. This is a matter of cause and effect from a metaphysical perspective. Just like you said, you saved me, and I'll treat you to a meal and we'll be even. You want the Chu family to stop harassing the Jiang family, and you'll treat Grandpa.

You brought Grandpa Zeng and the others here, so you wanted to take them home. Even though you said you couldn't remember them, you didn't just take your things and leave. You wanted them to see their loved ones one last time.

Chu Heng really had this feeling, and he felt that Su Jin was not afraid of being involved in cause and effect, but that Su Jin had a kind character.

Faced with Chu Heng's exposure, Su Jin didn't want to say much. He felt like he was seen through and offended, which made him feel unhappy.

He pursed his lips, and when he raised his eyes again, they had returned to a cold expression. "Do you know why the fortune teller who read your fortune died?"

"What do you mean?"

"You weren't meant to be born. Someone begged for these twenty-four years. You should have suffered immensely during these twenty-four years. The death of your parents was only one of the reasons. Without the purple talisman to suppress you, you would have been haunted and tormented by the wronged spirits every day.

But he gave you a glimmer of hope and gave you the Purple Talisman. He not only revealed the secrets of heaven but also changed your fate. He died because of you. You might want to ask that charlatan what connection you have with that master, why he was willing to die for you!

After Su Jin finished speaking, he stood up and left. He really felt that Chu Heng was too idle and always meddled in his affairs, which was a bit too much of an overstep. He also tried to spy on him, acting like he knew him very well, which made him unhappy. That's why he told Chu Heng all this so that he could find something to do so that he wouldn't bother him.

Chu Heng was indeed confused by these words. Revealing the secret of heaven and changing his fate was against the will of heaven. Did the master die because he was punished by heaven for fortune-telling for him?

But why is that?

The Chu family had no connection with that master. Didn't they just get a fortune-teller and buy a purple talisman? Why did they die because of him?

Chu Heng didn't understand, but he didn't think Su Jin was lying to him, especially the look in Su Jin's eyes at that time, which clearly showed a sense of revenge against him.

Did he say something wrong?

But what did he say? Didn't he want to help? How did he offend Su Jin?

Chu Heng didn't understand, so he just ignored it. As for the master's matter, he would ask about it after this matter was over.

In the evening, Rong Qing looked for Chu Heng again before opening the ritual, and only after making sure that Chu Heng was not possessed by a ghost did he perform the ritual.

The process was almost the same and very nerve-wracking. Chu Heng chose not to watch it and instead fixed his gaze on the tent where Su Jin was.

There was no light in the tent, but the light from outside still showed Su Jin's shadow, sitting cross-legged quietly. A group of ghosts gathered outside the tent, looking forward to saying their final goodbyes to their family.

Chu Heng could clearly see red silk threads flying out of the tent and wrapping around the wrists of those ghosts. With a flash of golden light, those souls disappeared.

He blinked, a little worried about Su Jin's condition.

I haven't raised it for a few days, and using the mysterious technique must be very tiring.

He hesitated for a moment and finally approached the tent, where he saw Su Jin wiping the corner of her mouth with her hand.

Chu Heng was startled and immediately rushed in to grab Su Jin's arm, asking anxiously, "How are you? Are you injured? Do you want to eat something..."

Chu Heng's unfinished words were stuck when he saw the biscuit crumbs at the corner of Su Jin's mouth. He seemed to have misunderstood something.

Su Jin was also confused. He swung his arm back, frowned and scolded, "What are you crazy about?!"

"I'm sorry, I thought you..." Chu Heng breathed a sigh of relief and sat down. Looking at the biscuits he had opened, he asked, "Are you hungry? Do you want to eat something else? I'll ask the bodyguard to buy some."

"You're sick." Su Jin turned back and continued to chew on the biscuits. However, they were crushed and some of them were not easy to put into his mouth. They kept sticking to the corners of his mouth.

Su Jin took a bite and wiped it, feeling it was too troublesome. After finishing the packet, she drank half a bottle of mineral water in one breath.

After eating and drinking, Su Jin stared at Chu Heng, who had been looking at him, with a bad look in his eyes, "What are you looking at? If you keep looking, I'll dig your eyes out."