She became a god

Chen Lai was overwhelmed by the unexpected windfall and didn't know what to do with the Qiankun bag.

Just as she was about to say a few more words to the Right Envoy, she looked up and saw that there was no one else in the room.

A voice echoed from a distant shadow, "Remember to improve your own living conditions first. Only when you live well will they have hope."

The following day, Chen Lai reported the matter truthfully to Ji Cunxi.

“Since she gave it to you, you should accept it. She’s right, you should treat yourself better. Alai, we’re training you not to be a warrior, but a leader. You can be a warrior, but you must be a leader. There are too many warriors who fight against an unjust fate, but too few leaders who can lead them to overcome it.”

Ji Cunxi smoothed Chen Lai's furrowed brows. "The future will be better. You don't have to worry so much."

"But didn't Master say before that we were going to be the saviors of millions of women?"

Ji Cunxi laughed it off, “I was wrong. The savior of women should never be another stronger woman, but women themselves. We can only help her out of the mire, but we cannot help her out of the mire for her.”

Jade City, the largest jade gambling market, has a somewhat tense atmosphere.

Gambling on stones is entirely a matter of luck. Countless cultivators have gone bankrupt because of it, but how many have become rich overnight?

Today, however, a young man in white gambled nine times in a row and returned home victorious.

The young man had a pair of almond-shaped eyes that seemed to hold deep affection, as if he wanted to say something but hesitated. His eyes sparkled with a captivating light, and even his otherwise ordinary face became more alluring.

The boy, seeing that he had gained something, tried to leave, but was stopped.

(The concept of gender is neutral for children; in this world, females are considered primary. Except for parts of the human realm map, the term "genderless" generally implies female. Please refrain from arguing, thank you!)

“Young lady, you’re lucky to have won so much money, but we’ve been betting wrong all along and have lost a lot of money. It’s really unfair of you to just leave like this.”

The boy scoffed, "You choose yours, I choose mine. Winning or losing, right or wrong, is all up to fate. If there's any injustice, why come to me instead of asking Heaven? How strange!"

After saying that, she gracefully departed.

It wasn't that there weren't any cultivators who tried to stop him, but the boy's speed was simply too fast, as swift as the wind, making him difficult to catch up with.

The boy traveled swiftly, and as he approached Qingcheng, he took a bottle of potion. His appearance changed once again, and his clothes transformed into the everyday attire of ordinary people.

Upon entering Qingcheng, the young man had just sat down at a wonton shop in a small alley when a group of guards from the city lord's mansion came to invite him.

"The city lord requests your presence; we hope you will accompany us."

The boy showed no sign of panic, and simply said, "I will leave with you after I finish this bowl of wontons."

The guards looked at each other, but in the end they chose to obey her.

The boy ate the wontons very quickly, and after finishing, he placed a mid-grade spirit stone on the table.

The shopkeeper, who had been frightened earlier, regained some color in his face when he saw the spirit stone on the table, which was worth far more than the wontons.

"I wonder who this young man is, that he would be sought out by the city lord's personal guards?"

In the city lord's mansion, Zhao Huai'an looked at the young man in front of him and couldn't help but speak first, "Your face is too ordinary, change it."

The boy smiled and said, "Face swap? That's a different price; you'll have to pay extra."

Zhao Huai'an quickly shook his head, "Actually, you're fine as you are now."