Let's just drift through life together in this quick transmigration story.

Wang Youshan's fiancée gave Xu Jiaojiao a sum of money to keep her away from Wang Youshan. Xu Jiaojiao finally realized that Wang Youliang and Wang Youshan were different, and also realized the importance of money.

Xu Jiaojiao took the money and left, but Wang Youshan's fiancée accused her of theft and called the police. Xu Jiaojiao, looking fresh and clean, disappeared into the orange.

Wang Youshan finally had some conscience. For the sake of Xu Jiaojiao's organs, he got Xu Jiaojiao out of jail, gave her some money, and let her go.

Before she was even thirty, Xu Jiaojiao was already physically and mentally exhausted. She had also become pregnant with Wang Youshan's child. By the time she found out, she was already quite far along in her pregnancy. The doctor said that if she had another abortion, it would be very difficult for her to conceive again. Xu Jiaojiao ultimately decided to keep the child.

Xiong Bufan looked away and said to Kongkong, "Let me see Xu Yaqin's."

After a moment of hesitation, Kongkong said, "Heaven's will forbid us from seeing this world anymore. It says that we can only see a maximum of two people, and we have already exceeded that limit."

Xiong Bufan looked at Kongkong suspiciously. She always felt that Kongkong was lying to her, but she had no evidence. She could only run back to study the talisman she had drawn. She remembered that there was one that could communicate with the heavens, but she needed to find it carefully.

Kongkong watched Xiong Bufan rummaging through things, hid the talisman behind his back, and finally, when Xiong Bufan wasn't paying attention, he stuffed it into his mouth. Even if Xiong Bufan searched his space thoroughly, he wouldn't be able to find the talisman.

It's no wonder Kong Kong is suspicious; Xiong Bufan is just too good to Xu Yaqin. They're not related by blood, so what is it if not love?

Xiong Bufan searched for a long time but couldn't find it. He knew that Kongkong had hidden it. He sat on the dragon throne and said to Kongkong, "Kongkong, I really have no intention of being in a relationship."

"When I see Xu Yaqin, I think of Xiaoying and Ronghua. Why don't you believe me?" Sooner or later, she'll tear up all of Kongkong's messy sketchbooks. It's ridiculous that she can associate everything with love.

Kongkong: "Becoming an immortal is the most important thing, and nothing can stop me from doing so."

Xiong Bufan scratched his head haphazardly, "I understand."

If Kongkong hadn't accompanied him through so many worlds, Xiong Bufan would have definitely replied, "None of your business." If things had been any worse, Xiong Bufan would have directly hit him.

Honestly, Xiong Bufan had no other feelings for Xu Yaqin. He just felt sorry for the girl because she was kind to him. Every bear dreams of becoming a hero, and Xiong Bufan was no exception.

Seeing Xiong Bufan's sullen expression, Kongkong knew she truly cared for him. Those involved are often blinded by their own perspective, while bystanders see things more clearly.

Those who fall in love never have a good ending. Take Xu Jiaojiao, for example. She lost her protagonist aura after several relationships. The characters in the book are even worse off. The fox fell in love with the scholar and ended up being skinned and having his heart ripped out. The snake demon fell in love with the doctor and was only one step away from becoming an immortal, but he was suppressed under the tower for a thousand years and it is unknown whether he will ever be able to get out. The ginseng spirit fell in love with a human and ended up destroying his ten thousand years of cultivation. Any one of these people is more powerful than Xiong Bufan, but their endings are more tragic than the last.

Leaving aside other issues, cross-species relationships, whether human-demon, human-immortal, or human-ghost, never end well.

Xiong Bufan climbed back into bed to sleep, and Kongkong sighed and climbed onto a chair to rest as well.

The space was completely silent for a moment, with only the even breathing of the two beasts.