Reborn as the Strongest Immortal Cultivator in Modern Times

The meal was a pleasant one for both host and guests, and in the end, Xu Jia drove the three of them home together.

Lu Zhuofeng and his sister have moved out. Since Lu Zhuofeng started earning money, he bought a house outside and moved out of Ye Yu's house.

There was no other way before, but now that I have money, I can no longer stay at Ye Yu's house and refuse to leave.

Back home, Ye Yu put the gold and silver treasures he had collected from the Fierce Blade Hall into a room and told Xu Jia that she could take money from there if she needed it.

Afterwards, the three of them sat around on the sofa. Ye Yu told them about her recent experiences, omitting any dangerous ones. It wasn't until midnight that Zhao Jing and Xu Jia went back to their rooms to rest.

Ye Yu arrived at the Qingli tree. The tree was well cared for, with more than a dozen fruits on it, and the medicinal herbs she had brought back were planted under it.

Ye Yu further improved the formations surrounding them. Now that she had reached the peak of the seventh level of Qi Refining, some of the formations were usable. Finally, she added a few more spirit stones before returning to her room.

After returning to the house, Ye Yu took out a piece of jade, refined it into the shape of a pendant, added a drop of her own blood essence, and finally added several complex spells to it.

By the time these things were finished, it was already dawn.

Ye Yu was cultivating in her room until Xu Jia came upstairs and knocked on the door to tell her to come and have breakfast, at which point Ye Yu stopped cultivating.

They sat down at the dining table, where a sumptuous breakfast was laid out, all prepared by Zhao Jing and Xu Jia early that morning.

Ye Yu felt the warmth of coming home.

She ate a lot, and only stopped when she couldn't eat anymore.

Ye Yu asked Xu Jia to wrap all the food up for her. She planned to put all the food into her storage ring so she could take it out and eat it whenever she was hungry.

After breakfast, Ye Yu was leaving, and this time only Zhao Jing drove her to the airport. Xu Jia was originally going to go with her, but she kept getting phone calls, so Ye Yu told her to go and take care of company matters first.

Upon arriving at the airport, Zhao Jing kept reminding Ye Yu to be careful while traveling. She even said to Ye Yu, "Xiao Yu, why don't you stop cultivating with your master and just be an ordinary person? That would be great."

Ye Yu was somewhat helpless. She handed the pendant she had made last night to Zhao Jing and said, "This pendant is connected to my life. If something happens to me, it will break."

Zhao Jing took the pendant, half-believing and half-doubting, and said, "You're not trying to fool me, are you?"

Ye Yu activated his magic, and the originally calm jade pendant began to shimmer with a blue light. Only then did Zhao Jing reluctantly believe it, and she immediately hung the pendant around her neck and hid it inside her clothes.

She then asked, "If this pendant were to break accidentally, would it affect you?"

"This pendant won't break easily, and I'll sense it if you wear it all the time."

Hearing this, Zhao Jing finally felt completely relieved.

Ye Yu talked to her for a while longer before boarding the plane under Zhao Jing's worried gaze.

Ye Yu went straight back to school and plunged into the school library to start researching.

She soon discovered that the words on the yellow cloth strip were Tibetan, but not the script used by Tibetans today; it was the oldest Tibetan script.

She tried to translate the text and find addresses on the map using a computer, but as time goes by, the landscape changes, and the computer recommended many addresses, but Ye Yu felt that none of them were right.

She had also considered asking Cui Chengkai for help. However, Cui Chengkai represented the country, and if the power of the state was used to find the address indicated by the yellow banner, they would definitely send people to investigate secretly first, which would be counterproductive.

However, during her search, she came across a news article. It said that there was a temple on the border between Tibet and the Kingdom of Potala, where an old lama was still using this oldest form of Tibetan script.

Ye Yu decided to go to the old lama to translate the contents of the cloth strip.

After leaving school, she went straight to the airport and took several connecting flights before finally arriving in Lhasa, Tibet.

Upon arriving in Lhasa, Ye Yu stopped taking a bus and instead rented a car to walk towards the border.

She had seen it online; Tibet is a pure land in the hearts of many people.

As Ye Yu walked further in, the natural scenery along the way was truly unique.

Each place has its own unique scenery. Majestic snow-capped mountains are set against the azure sky, and the lake water is as smooth as a mirror, reflecting the magnificent natural landscape.

Cattle and sheep graze leisurely on the grassland, creating a harmonious ecological scene.

The temples perched on the mountainside tell tales of a long-standing culture and faith; every scene is a masterpiece of nature, inspiring awe.

Ye Yu also encountered many young people on a road trip. During a rest stop, two kind-hearted couples even asked her if she wanted to travel together.

Ye Yu smiled and declined their offer, earning their admiration. They then reminded her to be careful while traveling alone.

These people assumed that Ye Yu was traveling alone.

As Ye Yu drove, the closer she got to the temple, the worse the road became. She finally arrived at the foot of the mountain where the temple was located on the evening of the second day.

Fortunately, there was a hotel nearby. Ye Yu parked her car in front of the hotel and went inside.

This hotel was actually similar to a guesthouse, and the conditions weren't particularly good. The owners were a young couple who greeted Ye Yu warmly in broken Mandarin when they saw her walk in.

Ye Yu said she wanted to stay there for one night and asked them to prepare some dinner.

The couple divided the tasks: one took Ye Yu to her room to check on her, while the other quickly prepared dinner for her.

After Ye Yu put her luggage downstairs, dinner was already prepared.

Ye Yu sat down and chatted with the couple while eating. Before long, she learned that the owner's name was Zaxi and the owner's wife's name was Lamu.

The couple originally worked in Lhasa, but when the country began to vigorously develop the tourism industry, they returned here and opened a hotel. Occasionally, tourists would come here to visit the nearby Kingdom of Potala.

Ram asked Ye Yu, "Are you also here to see the Kingdom of Budan?"

Ye Yu nodded: "I saw online that this place is the closest to the Kingdom of Burdan and has beautiful scenery, so I came here to take a look."

Tashi also said, "The Kingdom of Budan does not allow Chinese people to enter, so people who come here to visit are very curious about them."

“Yes.” Ye Yu finished her meal, put down her chopsticks and said, “Actually, I came here because I saw online that there is a high monk in this temple who can understand the oldest Tibetan script, and I have always been very interested in this, so I wanted to visit him.”

“The temple is on the mountain, and several lamas live there. The oldest one is really powerful, and most tourists go to pay their respects to him,” Ram said. “However, they don’t understand Chinese.”

Ye Yu frowned slightly upon hearing this. If the old lama couldn't understand Chinese, even if he translated the contents of the cloth strip, she wouldn't understand them herself.

She looked at the couple and said, "How about this, one of you will accompany me to the temple tomorrow to visit this high monk and act as my translator. I'll give you a thousand yuan then, how about that?"

The couple exchanged a glance, and Zaxi agreed without hesitation: "Okay, I'll go with you tomorrow. But we can't stay too long, I still have to go herd the cattle."

Ye Yu smiled and handed over 1,000 yuan and accommodation fees to Zaxi, saying, "It won't take long. I'll give you the money first, and we'll set off promptly at eight o'clock tomorrow morning."