My game even includes ancient times

After the meal, Zhang Yushi accompanied He Yu to the clinic to change her dressing.

The doctor at the clinic was an elderly woman who applied the medicine with exaggerated, forceful strokes, causing He Yu to grimace in pain.

"Alright, young lady! The wound is healing well. In another three to five days, you should be able to remove the gauze."

The doctor, wearing a white coat, straightened his back and spoke with a strong voice. Before he finished speaking, he strode over to another small cubicle to change the patient's IV drip.

He Yu lowered her rolled-up skirt, stood up with Zhang Yushi's help, and was about to speak when she was interrupted by a loud notification sound from her phone.

Both of them were stunned at the same time, and He Yu's eyes lit up like two small light bulbs.

She grabbed Zhang Yushi's shoulder and led her outside, saying, "Hurry up, let's get back to the store."

Zhang Yushi stumbled slightly from being pulled along, and asked in confusion, "Huh? Is something urgent?"

He Yu: "Go back and play games."

"??"

What kind of crazy gamer?

With He Yu's frantic urging, the two figures left the clinic, staggered across the street, and returned to the 'Little Cookie' dessert shop.

Zhang Yushi needed to go back to school to take care of some things. After confirming several times that He Yu didn't need any help, she left, turning back every few steps.

He Yu changed into comfortable home clothes, adjusted his posture to lean against the headboard, put a pillow behind his back, and opened "Jianghu Order" with great anticipation.

The first thing that catches the eye is that familiar little horse-drawn carriage. Moving her gaze upward, He Yu's eyes fall on the gleaming [Mission] icon.

She rubbed her hands together and gently tapped the opening with her fingertips.

【Task Two: A Dazzling Debut】

[Mission Description: In life, saving face is paramount. Facing the upcoming arrival of the formidable Chu Family Manor, a top-tier martial arts power, you absolutely must give the penniless He Shi a boost in prestige.]

[Task Requirements: Please help He Shi leave a deep impression on the five members of the Chu Family Manor.]

[Quest Completion Rewards: 50 Experience Points, 4 Silver, 1 Hercules Charm]

He Yu blinked, then raised her hand to rub her eyes, wondering if she was seeing things.

Putting aside the mission details, what the heck is this "Hercules Talisman"?!

Could it really be what she's thinking?

Isn't this game set in a martial arts world? How come it suddenly includes elements of a fantasy world?

He Yu was momentarily dazed, so much so that he had to read the [Task Description] and [Task Requirements] twice before he understood their meaning.

The description "leaving a deep impression" is a bit too broad. First and foremost, it's undoubtedly about leaving a good impression, but as for "deep" impressions...

He Yu was a little unsure how profound something had to be to be considered profound.

She tapped her chin in thought for a moment, then suddenly turned off the [Task] and switched the scene back to the carriage clattering along the official road, kicking up dust in its wake.

Chu He, who was driving the carriage, looked very serious, his alert eyes fixed straight ahead, his sword always clutched in his arms, in a position where he could draw it at any moment.

Let's use him as a starting point...

He Yu looked at Chu He, thinking about the plan that was gradually taking shape in his mind, and slowly revealed a smile.

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"If you go any further ahead, you'll reach Huaiyang Town. Ninety li east of Huaiyang Town is Chu Family Manor."

He Shi leaned out the window, squinting at the distant town. Suddenly, he shouted into the wind, "Someone is riding a horse towards us from the direction of Huaiyang Town!"

Chu He was startled and strained his eyes to look ahead. Sure enough, he saw a small black dot. After a moment, he realized that it was a man riding a horse. He was tall and strong and moving very fast.

"It looks like my third junior brother..."

Chu He muttered to himself, then suddenly flung the reins in his hand. The weary old horse swayed its hindquarters and strode even more vigorously toward the person in the distance.

After running for a while, the two sides finally met in the middle of the official road.

The man on horseback looked to be in his early twenties, with slightly dark skin, his black hair tied up high with a few strands of white hair, and a pair of thick, long eyebrows above his clear black and white eyes. His gaze was sharp, giving one the illusion of being pierced through the skin.

He looked at Chu He, a smile spreading across his face, revealing a row of neat white teeth. His canines, slightly longer than average, rested against his lips, giving the impression of some ferocious wild beast.

"Brother!"

The man took a long stride and easily dismounted from his horse—yes, dismounted.

His legs were so long that with one foot on the ground and the other still dangling over the other end of the saddle, he swept it lightly backward and landed firmly on the ground.

“I was just about to enter the city when I saw someone in a carriage who looked like you. I rushed over and saw that it really was you.”

Chu He also got off the carriage, walked up to him, and looked up at him: "It's been more than three months since we last met. Junior Brother, you're still one step ahead of me. How is everything in the manor?"

This person was none other than Chu Zheng's third disciple, Bai Yushen.

Chu He was already considered tall, but he was still more than half a head shorter than Bai Yushen standing in front of him.

Bai Yushen had broad shoulders, long and powerful arms, and a prominent chest that filled out his light gray outfit. Just standing there, he exuded a strong sense of pressure. When he opened his mouth, his voice was deep and heavy: "Of course everything is fine. I just returned ten days ago. Did your trip go smoothly?"

"The situation is a bit complicated. Let's talk about it with Master and Senior Sister when we get back to the manor." Chu He shook his head, turned around and pointed to the carriage. "I also brought a child back with me. He has excellent talent in martial arts. Let Master take a look at him too."

Upon hearing this, Bai Yushen's eyes widened in surprise. His sharp gaze swept over the carriage, and after a moment's hesitation, he remained silent.

Chu He asked, "Junior brother, how did you know I was here?"

Bai Yu looked at him with suspicion: "Of course I saw it, didn't I just say so?"

“This child also saw you riding from the direction of Huaiyang Town,” Chu He paused, a hint of a smile flashing in his eyes, and added, “before I even saw you.”

"What?" Bai Yushen was truly shocked this time. He stared at Chu He and asked again to confirm. "Is it really true? Don't lie to me."

"When have I ever coaxed anyone?"

Bai Yushen frowned slightly, withdrew his gaze, and called out towards the carriage: "Children in the carriage, if you want to see, get down and look openly."

He Shi, who was secretly observing through the crack in the door, was startled by the noise. He didn't feel guilty about being caught, and simply pushed open the car door, jumped out, and walked in their direction.

Bai Yushen smiled again: "This child is really handsome."

Chu He glanced at him: "Really?"

Bai Yushen: "Senior brother, your face blindness seems to have gotten worse. You can't even tell the difference between beauty and ugliness anymore."

Chu He: "I can still recognize some faces."

As they were talking, He Shi had already walked over.

He looked up at the two people, especially Bai Yushen, whose light-colored pupils were almost transparent in the sunlight, revealing an indifferent calm.