Quick Transmigration: The Yandere Boss Pretends to Be Well After He's Gone Mad

In that instant, through those misty eyes, Shiga saw the shadows of the trees tremble.

He paused for a moment before slowly reaching out his hand. He didn't touch the demon's face, but gently brushed away the strands of hair that were tangled around his cheek.

Fingertips as white as snow, devoid of affection.

Shiga stared at him for a long time, still expressionless, but finally spoke, uttering his first words of cultivation to the inner demon.

He said calmly, "Thank you."

It was as if they were saying goodbye to each other, despite the shallow connection they shared.

As soon as he finished speaking, the tree shadows stopped trembling and ceased to sway.

The person caught in the nightmare then transformed into scriptures and scattered in panic, before slowly settling beside Shika, witnessing his meditation.

As night fell, he saw their past, but remained unmoved.

As night deepened, he talked with his inner demons and realized that fate is ultimately beyond human control.

Love is a drug, offering fleeting satisfaction followed by moments of relief.

Finally, in the instant he turned and looked back, Shigatse emerged from the Buddha's meditation.

He slowly opened his eyes, gazing at the dimly lit meditation cave. His gaze was like looking at a reflection in a mirror, compassionate yet seemingly covered in frost and snow.

Zhou remained calm and composed, disrupting the blue smoke formed by the thousand Buddhas.

After everything had dispersed, a halo seemed to appear behind Shiga.

A faint, firefly-like light danced across his body. After regaining some of his magical power, something flickered in and out of his heart in the boundless stillness of the night.

fleeting.

Shiga lowered his eyes as if sensing something, staring indifferently at his heart.

……

The crimson lotus burned, as if branded onto her heart. The moment it glowed red, Yuejia knew that Shijia had begun to recover his magical power.

His magical powers are gradually recovering, which means he is about to forget his feelings for Jiang Xiyu.

Yuejia slowly raised her hand and pressed the red lotus mark that was burning in her heart, then suddenly smiled in a cryptic way.

Since he fled the Buddhist realm, he has never intended to regain his empathy.

On one hand, he loathed Shiga's stagnant state of mind; on the other hand, he didn't want to be found by Shiga. At least until he had the absolute strength to contend with him, he would never empathize with Shiga.

Unexpectedly, due to a twist of fate, a shared feeling manifested because of one person, and he thus learned about Shiga's state of mind. Even more coincidentally, because of this person, Shiga lost his magical power, and even though they shared a shared feeling, he could not sense himself.

Yuejia had considered countless reasons why he could reconnect with Shijia, and even thought that he should never reconnect with him. However, when the moment actually came, Yuejia thought he would panic, but in fact, he did not feel the panic he had imagined. Instead, he felt a sense of anticipation, as if he had waited for thousands of years and finally got this opportunity.

He couldn't wait to know what Shiga would do after learning the truth.

Can one really forget love so easily?

If possible, the Golden Lotus Formation would probably have already appeared above his head.

As long as Shiga hasn't fully recovered, he still has a chance.

A smile touched Yuejia's crimson lips.

In a rare moment of great joy, he got up and lit the candles in the hall.

The jade bracelet on her wrist gleamed with a warm luster in the candlelight.

Yuejia paused, then rubbed her hand, a soft sneer escaping her lips: "How pathetic..."

I'm really looking forward to seeing Shiga's reaction when he finds out the truth.

I also want to see if what he says actually holds true...

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Jiang Xiyu was completely unaware of the approaching conspiracy; all his thoughts were focused on the people in the Buddhist cave.

Worried that something might go wrong with Shiga's practice, he spent increasingly longer days guarding the Buddha cave. Jinglian, fearing that he would be bored guarding it alone, eventually joined Jiang Xiyu in guarding it as well.

During this time, Jinglian and Jiang Xiyu talked about the Buddhist realm, and without hiding anything, they mentioned the matter of evil thoughts.

Jiang Xiyu then realized that the reason Shijia had initially brought him back to the Buddhist cave was because he had discovered the aura of evil on him.

Even though Jiang Xiyu kept it hidden in the days that followed, she never expected that she would be exposed from the very beginning.

Fortunately, judging from Jinglian's tone, it seems that Shijia was unaware of his connection with evil thoughts.

When Jinglian spoke of evil thoughts, she also took the opportunity to talk about the connection between Shijia and him.

Jiang Xiyu already knew most of the things. In order not to arouse Jinglian's suspicion, Jiang Xiyu pretended to be surprised. However, when he heard later that evil thoughts and Shijia had a relationship of waxing and waning, Jiang Xiyu was somewhat puzzled.

Jinglian explained to him, "Simply put, the stronger a Buddhist disciple is, the weaker their evil thoughts are, and vice versa."

"I see..." Jiang Xiyu thought about it carefully. No wonder Yuejia was so weak. It turned out that Shijia was too powerful.

He still clearly remembers the scene when he first met Shiga in the Immortal Cultivation Sect.

Indeed, Shiga's cultivation at that time was unfathomable, and he was no longer a force that could be allowed in the mortal world. Therefore, the backlash of merit was the way of Heaven to restrain Shiga.

Jiang Xiyu dared not even imagine what it would be like if Shiga returned to the Buddhist realm.

On the contrary, this demon emperor not only had no power to intimidate outsiders in his true form, but also had no authority over his wife at home.

Jiang Xiyu sighed silently.

Jinglian was silent for a while, then suddenly sighed softly, "As one thing rises, another falls. The Buddhist disciple has been without his magical power for too long; I wonder what has become of that evil thought..."

Furthermore, the Buddhist disciple developed feelings for the little cat demon, and his evil intentions likely increased significantly through this.

After all, absorbing the evil thoughts of the world is nothing compared to a single reckless thought of the true self.

After listening, Jiang Xiyu felt unsure how to respond to the question and remained silent.

Jinglian, upon thinking of this, couldn't help but feel suspicious: "Logically speaking, if a Buddhist disciple loses his magical power, his evil intentions should be able to be sensed. He has coveted the Buddhist position for so long, but strangely, he hasn't made any move this time."

After all, back in the Buddhist realm, he had long wanted to usurp the position of the Buddha's disciple.

Jiang Xiyu listened quietly, keenly catching the phrase "evil thoughts will definitely be sensed." He pondered for a long time before hesitantly asking, "Master Jinglian, what do you mean by saying that if a Buddhist disciple loses their magical power, evil thoughts will definitely be sensed?"

When he asked this question, his face showed only simple curiosity.

Now that everything was out in the open, Jinglian didn't hide anything further: "Evil thoughts and Buddhist disciples are originally one, communicating with each other's five senses from the day they are born."

Jiang Xiyu was taken aback upon hearing this, and repeated, "Interconnected senses?"

Jinglian nodded and said, "Yes."

Upon hearing this news, Jiang Xiyu's heart sank.

His face was slightly pale in the light. After a long period of contemplation, he asked with difficulty, "Does that mean that no matter what evil thoughts are doing, Buddhist disciples can sense them?"

Jinglian nodded again.

Upon receiving an affirmative answer, Jiang Xiyu clenched her fist, her heart sinking.

Shiga and Yuega shared a feeling, so when he and Yuega... did that...

Shiga wouldn't be...