The Daily Life of a Lazy Author Transmigrating into a Book and Doing Nothing

Tu Sheng's voice was already very close to them. Su Jin'er looked at the sunlight that was so close to her, reached out and smeared the blood from the corner of her mouth onto the sword. The Azure Blood Sword immediately emitted a dazzling red light.

With a "clang," Su Jin'er used her injured hand to cut a gash in the magic array with the Azure Blood Sword, but it was only a gash.

"I already said, it's a desperate struggle. I've studied this thing for a long time, and trapping you kids will be no problem at all."

Just as Tu Sheng broke through the fog and his hand was only a hair's breadth away from them, suddenly, the air trembled slightly, and the next second, the four of them disappeared.

After Tu Sheng landed and, finding nothing, smashed the desk to pieces in a fit of anger. Where was his food?

Meanwhile, in an unknown room, the four people who had just been teleported there were still unaware of what was happening.

"Hey, where am I?"

After confirming that there were no problems around, Bai Ge carefully tossed Shangguan Huan onto a chair, and then put Yunmeng and Su Jin'er down.

Shangguan Huan: ...How come this involves differential treatment?

"Where exactly is this place?"

Yunmeng touched the table, looked at the dust on it, and said, "It seems that no one has taken care of this place for a long time."

"That's true, but how did we end up here all of a sudden?"

Su Jin'er wiped the bloodstains from the corner of her mouth. Yunmeng had just fed her some medicine. Although she wouldn't fully recover so quickly, there shouldn't be any problems.

She stood up and began to observe her surroundings, finding them increasingly familiar. When she finally recognized the place, her pupils widened, and she hesitated, saying:

"This place seems to be..."

The next second, the door was pushed open. Before they could figure out what was going on, they were naturally very wary and immediately looked at the door, their hands already prepared to deal with whoever came in.

So when Lin Zifu walked in, he was greeted by the swords of Su Jin'er and Yun Meng.

Lin Zifu, who had just seen the others about to breathe a sigh of relief, suddenly felt his heart jump again.

"Hey, why is it you?"

Hearing the sound, Lin Zifu looked up and, good heavens, there was another one above him. Of course, Shangguan Huan, who was at the very back, didn't seem to be holding anything good either; the number of magical artifacts hanging, clipped, or held in his hands was countless.

"Don't be careless, it might not be the person in question."

Lin Zifu: ...The atmosphere is already this heated, does he need to raise his hand to cooperate?

"Uh, I went through all that trouble to rescue you, and this is how you repay me? Remember to pay me back for the fish later."

Upon hearing this, Su Jin'er and Yun Meng immediately put down their swords, and Shangguan Huan also stepped forward and patted Lin Zifu on the shoulder, saying, "Zifu, we are very happy that you could come."

Bai Ge flew down and echoed, "Yes, yes, they risked so much danger to save us. They are so selfless. We are very happy."

Lin Zifu: ...

"Are you just trying to avoid paying for my fish?"

Several people: ...Oh no, it seems we've been discovered.

Yes, the moment this guy started talking about fish, they knew it was definitely Lin Zifu. And now, their attempt to make amends, aside from expressing gratitude, was truly just a way to evade payment.

But this person somehow produced an abacus, did some incomprehensible calculations, and then reached out to Su Jin'er, saying, "Lowest price, four hundred fish. This time, I only want the ordinary ones."

Four hundred? And that's the lowest price. They're supposed to be ordinary fish, but do they look like expert fishermen? Where did all these fish come from?

"Shangguan, is this guy really Lin Zifu? I have a feeling he's an imposter."

"Well, actually I think so too."

Lin Zifu: ...Perhaps it would be better to leave these two there?

"Forty articles, no less."

"Hey, isn't this Zifu? When did you get here?"

Lin Zifu: ...Indeed, it would be better to leave some of these guys there.

After finally getting their identities confirmed, the group started having serious conversations.

"By the way, Zifu, when did you arrive?"

"This is not convenient to talk about. We are still in the palace, so let's leave first."

Although he had set up a magic array in the room to ensure that Tu Sheng wouldn't discover them immediately, that didn't mean it was safe. After all, the magic array could only hold for a while, and no one knew when the other side would notice them.

"That's right. The most urgent thing now is to leave here and return to the Immortal Sect."

After sorting out her thoughts, Su Jin'er said, "Even if we join forces, we can't possibly defeat them. Someone must go back to the Immortal Sect to report this matter."

"That's true, but how can we leave?"

Bai Ge pouted, her tightly furrowed brows clearly revealing her unease and agitation.

"Since that guy wants to use his status as a king to lure away rogue immortals, he is unlikely to expose his identity and launch a large-scale manhunt for us. As long as we can evade his divine sense and leave without being discovered by others, it shouldn't be a problem."

"I do have a secret passage that I can guarantee will not be discovered."

As she spoke, Su Jin'er walked to the bedside and kicked the bed to the side against the wall, revealing a narrow opening that could only accommodate one person at a time.

"Ahem, few people know about this secret passage. It leads directly to the outside of the palace, but even inside, we still can't escape the enemy's divine sense search."

Su Jin'er waved her hand, dispersing the dust that had settled in front of her.

The other four immediately crowded around, and looking at the dark cave entrance, their first reaction was to turn to Su Jin'er: "How did you know there was a secret passage here?"

Knowing they would ask this, Su Jin'er, who had already prepared herself, sighed and then said, "This is the courtyard of the late Empress of Linlan Kingdom, and also the place where I lived when I was a child."

Upon hearing this, Bai Ge suddenly realized and slapped his clever little head.

"Oh, so, Jin'er, you're a palace maid."

Upon hearing this, Shangguan Huan immediately stepped forward and covered the other person's mouth, then looked at Su Jin'er and said, "You know this guy isn't very bright, don't mind him, don't mind him."

In fact, the group had already guessed Su Jin'er's identity. Her behavior, both in terms of her understanding of the country's situation and her concern for it, clearly indicated she was not an ordinary citizen.

"I am the eldest princess of Linlan Kingdom."

Upon hearing this, Bai Ge, who had escaped Shangguan Huan's clutches, immediately asked in confusion, "But I remember that the royal surname of this country is Xiao."

"I didn't expect you to even know the country's surname."

"I was just asking around out of boredom after I won the ring. Oh, wait, I didn't ask you anything."

Seeing Bai Ge's inquisitive eyes, Su Jin'er explained, "Su is my mother's surname. When I came to the Immortal Sect to become an apprentice, I changed my surname to my mother's to avoid trouble."