Yunxia's Quick Transmigration Journey

The original owner's younger brother was not a particularly wicked person; he had a conscience, but not much.

The most important reason why the original owner died young was because of those passing martial arts figures; they were the source of the tragedy that caused the deaths of the family of three.

Following the original owner's habits, Yunxia washed clothes and did housework every day. Occasionally, she would go to watch the old scholar in the village teach the children to read.

After a few times, the old scholar also got to know her. With Yunxia's deliberate display, Yunxia's parents knew that she was a studious girl and had already learned to recognize many characters.

One day, Yunxia went to the nearby woods to collect firewood.

Upon returning home, he excitedly told his parents, "Father, Mother, I met a great hero. He said I am a martial arts prodigy and will teach me some very powerful martial arts."

Yunxia's parents smiled and shook their heads, not taking it to heart. According to their usual way of thinking, their daughter was just indulging in daydreams every day.

Yunxia would still tell them from time to time that her master had taught her some very powerful moves.

Yunxia never stopped cultivating in the space, and even went to the Boundless Learning Hut she had bought before to practice the moves of the Wind Riding Technique every day.

From then on, Yunxia lived a wonderful life of eating, sleeping, practicing martial arts, and beating up her younger brother.

Yunxia is just an ordinary older sister who hopes her younger brother will become successful. She hit him for his own good, not because she dislikes this future ingrate. Absolutely not!

Soon after, the day arrived when the villagers from the previous life were caught in the crossfire of the fight between martial arts practitioners.

Yunxia took out the energy-dispersing medicine she had prepared in advance. These were enhanced versions of energy-dispersing medicines she made with mutated medicinal herbs, which were now being sold to those martial arts practitioners.

This was a method she had thought about for several days before coming up with to deal with those people.

Yunxia waited at the crossroads they had passed in their previous lives and drugged the group of martial arts practitioners without discrimination.

Yunxia carefully observed the group, locked onto her target, opened the medicine bag, and used her internal energy to create a gust of wind, scattering the medicinal powder everywhere.

With a light clap of her hands, Yun Xia departed gracefully.

What happens to a martial arts practitioner after losing their skills? The consequences are predictable.

Yunxia finally breathed a sigh of relief after dealing with these people, thus settling another karmic debt.

That evening, news spread through the village that several martial arts figures had suddenly appeared at the village entrance, and then inexplicably scattered and fled.

Two years later, Yunxia had reached the early stage of the second level of the Wind Riding Technique, and had also reached a bottleneck.

The Wind Riding Technique has three levels, each of which is further divided into the early, middle, and late stages.

Thanks to the spiritual spring water and the marrow cleansing pill powder, this body's martial arts aptitude was greatly improved; otherwise, it would have been impossible to break through to the early stage of the second level in just two years.

Next, the swordsman needs to practice continuously, to be able to use the sword technique flexibly, and to cultivate sword energy.

Thanks to the martial arts skills accumulated over two lifetimes, Yun Xia has some understanding of sword intent. However, since the Riding the Wind Technique is a new skill she has just encountered, she needs some time to settle down and comprehend it.

She had already memorized the internal energy cultivation method and, with the help of the spiritual spring water, had accumulated a certain amount of internal strength.

Yun Xia thought about it carefully. Now that she had come to the world of high martial arts, she definitely had to go and see this world. Otherwise, wouldn't her trip to this world have been in vain?

In order to give her family more ways to protect themselves, Yunxia plans to ask them if they would like to learn martial arts.

The saying goes, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

After family members learned martial arts, they had some ability to protect themselves.

The original owner's parents were honest and upright people, and they did not become arrogant even after learning martial arts.

"Father, Mother, Master has allowed me to teach you the martial arts I've learned. Would you like to learn them?" Yunxia asked excitedly.

Yun's father and mother looked at each other, then said somewhat helplessly, "Are you serious? My dear girl, you really know martial arts, you're not just teasing your parents."

Yunxia nodded emphatically and said, "Father and Mother, I'm not one of those naughty kids who lie all the time. I'm an adult now, and adults don't lie to each other."

Yunmu chuckled and replied perfunctorily, "Yes, Da Ya has grown up."

Yunxia looked utterly dejected and argued, "Mother, my name is Yunxia, ​​have you forgotten again?"

This was the name my grandparents gave me when they were alive. Don't call me Da Ya anymore; it's disrespectful to the elderly people who named her.

Yunmu said irritably, "You brat, you've even learned to use your grandparents to pressure me."

"Alright, alright, from now on I'll call you Yunxia, ​​okay?"

Yunxia smiled sweetly, her big eyes blinking adorably.

Because her appearance has become increasingly similar to the new soul she has created in the past two years, she has become more and more exquisite and beautiful.

When villagers see Yun's parents, they always praise them. Yun's mother is proud to see her daughter as beautiful and hardworking, and she cares for Yun Xia even more.

As Yunxia interacted with her adoptive parents, she gradually revealed her true personality. Her family didn't suspect anything, after all, their daughter had grown up and become more sensible, so it was normal for her to change. However, she remained as diligent and capable as ever.

Diligent and capable? No, she didn't want to be. It was just that the original owner had left such a deep impression of diligence that it wouldn't be good if she were too obviously lazy.

She can only slack off secretly where no one can see her, hehehe, she's such a clever little devil.

The clever Yun Xia rolled her eyes, intending to demonstrate her martial arts skills to increase her credibility and hopefully persuade her parents to let her learn some kung fu.

"Father, Mother, come to the courtyard," Yunxia called out.

He instantly flew to the middle of the courtyard, leaving Yun's parents stunned.

Not wanting to waste her swordplay, Yunxia set her sights on a few pieces of wood in the yard.

After a few swift sword strikes, the logs were transformed into uniformly long and thick firewood pieces, neatly stacked.

Yunxia gave her parents a look that said, "Look how amazing I am!" She raised her chin slightly, waiting to hear their praise after they were shocked.

however……

All I could see was my father's slightly dark face, which was flushed red from holding his breath; his expression was unusually rich at that moment.

He was conflicted and regretful, and then his whole face scrunched up – it was quite a sight!

“My dear daughter, this is something that I and a few other guys from the village, including the eldest child’s father, worked really hard to cut down from the mountains far away and carry down.”

They were all selected from good wood suitable for roof beams, each piece thick, straight, and free of worms.

You just destroyed them all in a couple of quick snips; Dad was planning to use them when he repaired the roof. Sigh…

After saying that, he looked at her with a pitiful little face, which, combined with his tall, dark, and muscular build, made Yun Xia feel a chill.

Yunmu didn't seem to care, probably because she hadn't put any effort into getting the wood. She just watched the father and daughter stand there, looking on with a smug expression.

The six-year-old younger brother, Yunbao, was there clapping and cheering, laughing heartily.

Yunxia awkwardly scratched the back of her head and comforted him, "Dad, I'll ask my master to get some more good timber for our family when he has time. You don't need to worry."

Yun's father waved his hands repeatedly, saying, "No need, no need. I'll go to the mountains again when I have time."

"No need to trouble your master. We are already extremely grateful that he is willing to teach you martial arts."