Rebirth: A Super Foodie and Her Cat Demon Husband

The Lu family's grandfather paused briefly, adjusting his breathing, before continuing, "Because of this, most people of this kind attempt to utilize the Qi of their guardian spirits to enhance their own strength. In this process, it's very likely that they achieve a Qi fusion with their guardian spirits without even realizing it. However, it's important to note that this is merely a fusion of Qi, not a complete fusion of souls.

Furthermore, a guardian spirit, at its core, is nothing more than a wisp of Qi lingering in this world. It can actually transform into any form, but normally, it takes on the appearance of its former master. All of its attributes are inherited from that master. Even I am like this."

"But grandpa, this doesn't make sense. If you are just the Qi left in this world, then where do these rich and complex memories come from?" Liu Yuanyuan's eyes were full of deep meaning. After glancing at Tang Ziji lightly, she asked with a puzzled look on her face.

Her eyes were filled with a strong desire for the truth, as if a shocking secret was about to be revealed in this mysterious house.

Tang Ziji naturally caught the look from Liu Yuanyuan keenly, and also deeply understood the message she wanted to convey to him.

However, before the old man of the Lu family could answer the question raised by Liu Yuanyuan this time, Tang Ziji took the initiative to take over the conversation.

"You can understand it from a modern scientific perspective. The memories of guardian spirits are the patterns carved into the Qi after the magnetic field and bioelectric waves affect it. It's roughly like the marks left on wood by lightning strikes.

Placing positive and negative electrodes at both ends of the wood and applying electricity will create lines on the wood that resemble a lightning strike. The guardian spirit's memory is equivalent to something extremely important happening, stimulating the Qi, and thus carving lines unique to that memory into the Qi."

Liu Yuanyuan suddenly understood, and Grandpa Lu nodded in agreement.

However, Tang Ziji did not stop talking. He continued, "So, this raises a question. How did they tamper with Sixth Aunt's memory?

After all, the guardian spirit is just qi, it is not a real existence. Unless they captured the Sixth Aunt and transformed her, which is another complex and thorny issue I want to talk about.

Because at least in the ancient books I've read in this world, I've yet to find any spells, incantations, or even incantations that can transform human souls and guardian spirits. And the ability to modify, rather than transform, souls and qi is only found in the underworld, as described in mythological stories.

At this moment, Sixth Aunt and Grandpa Lu also keenly realized the seriousness of the problem.

However, at this point, Tang Ziji suddenly fell silent, his face turning livid. He slowly turned to look at the still unconscious Lu's eldest aunt, then turned back to Sixth Aunt, frowning as he said, "Sixth Aunt, could you tell me what you've seen and heard over the years you've been with Lu's eldest aunt, especially regarding this dark energy?"

Sixth Aunt's expression instantly became a little awkward. She first looked at Tang Ziji, then lowered her head to look at Liu Yuanyuan who was sitting there quietly, and finally turned her gaze to her father.

Grandpa Lu knew exactly what Sixth Aunt was worried about. He sighed and said, "Are you Yuanyuan's guardian spirit now? Telling her about Juanzi shouldn't be a big problem. You can give it a try."

The Sixth Aunt took a deep breath, calmed herself down, turned around and looked at the Lu Family's eldest aunt, her eyes full of compassion, and said, "Although I have to admit that Juanzi is a bad person now, I also have to say that she is a pitiful person."

The story begins with the return of Sixth Aunt to the eldest aunt of the Lu family. After the eldest aunt of the Lu family returned to her ancestral home, Sixth Aunt naturally followed her.

Because there was no complete connection, she was unable to influence or perceive the soul and thoughts of the eldest aunt of the Lu family. She could only be a silent bystander, watching everything happen quietly.

It has to be said that the fate of the eldest aunt of the Lu family was really bumpy.

After she returned to her original home, her former adoptive parents quickly came to visit her.

They claimed that they had raised her for more than 20 years, found a husband for her, and helped her give birth to children, so she should be grateful and repay them. So they began to ask for money from Lu's eldest aunt endlessly.

The Lu family's eldest aunt's family was also extremely poor. Wang Dafa was addicted to alcohol and gambling. Whenever he lost money or drank too much, he would beat his wife and children when he got home. He also always blamed the Lu family's eldest aunt for cutting off the Wang family's bloodline and giving birth to a worthless and money-losing child.

At that time, the eldest aunt of the Lu family had just returned to the Lu family, and the money and property given to her by her parents had not yet been fully settled, so she had no way of paying the huge amount of money these people demanded. So, they came to harass the eldest aunt of the Lu family every few days, making her restless.

However, they forgot that when the eldest aunt of the Lu family was abducted, she was actually not young anymore and she still had memories.

She had always firmly believed that the Lu family had cruelly sold her in order to have a son. But she also knew that the Zhao family had not treated her well and had bought her to be a child bride to their foolish son.

But because of the 3 yuan from the Wang family, the Zhao family sold her back to the Wang family. So she hated all three families, but she didn't have the courage to resist.

After several days of entanglement and torture, the resentment in the heart of the eldest aunt of the Lu family became deeper and deeper.

She felt that she should have been the eldest daughter of the Lu family, enjoying a wonderful life, instead of being like this, working hard in the fields every day to make a living, and enduring the double torture of her so-called natal family and now her so-called husband's family.

She believed that the Lu family owed her all this.

Finally, on a dark night, the eldest aunt of the Lu family could no longer bear Wang Dafa's brutal torture, and she resolutely ran away from home with her young second daughter on her back.

She originally just wanted to walk to the Lu family and let the Lu family see what kind of dark life she had been living all these years.

It was not like what the Zhao and Wang families portrayed, that they treated her with such care during this period.

However, when she was halfway there, she met an old Taoist priest who was sitting cross-legged with his eyes closed in a dense forest.