The Book Soul Chronicles: Godslayer

No one present knew what he was thinking. Only Hao Anqi felt that something was wrong, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it.

However, I also thought that Qingwu was a cunning old fox, so he should be fine. If all else fails, I'll give them a final reminder.

With that thought in mind, Hao Anqi walked over to Qingwu, intending to help her up.

Unfortunately, he didn't know that Hao Jujin was a human treasure-hunting rat who could find bargains anywhere, which was a fatal temptation for a money-grubber like Qingwu.

She has a filter for this kind of person that's 800 meters thick. Even if she knows what he's planning, as long as he doesn't threaten the sect or cross her bottom line, she'll turn a blind eye and pretend she doesn't know.

Thus, Hao Jujin pondered how to enter the sect where Yu Bingwen was, become his fellow disciple, and build a good relationship so that Yu Bingwen could help his family overcome difficulties in the future.

Qingwu was thinking about how to win Hao Jujin over and make him her exclusive treasure-hunting mouse... oh, no, I should say her beloved disciple. As for taking him treasure hunting, that's for training; kids these days lack experience, don't they!

Hao Anqi was wondering what was wrong with Hao Jujin. He felt that something was off about him. He seemed too stupid. He was dressed in fine clothes. He should be a scion of a noble family. But where would a scion of a noble family be a stupid person?

Moreover, he didn't bring anyone with him, and his strength was low. How did he get into this dangerous secret realm?

Furthermore, how could someone as vigilant as Qingwu have brought him along without any precautions?

When they first met, the chubby boy clearly called Yu Bingwen "Brother Li," proving that he had no idea who the two men were. So why did they bring him along?

These questions lingered in Hao Anqi's mind.

Chen Suili, on the other hand, was a bit vengeful. He felt that Hao Jujin had gone too far. His sect leader had said that he couldn't touch Qingwu, but he hadn't said that he couldn't touch others. Seeing that the little fat boy had a good relationship with Yu Bingwen, he figured that the boy couldn't be any better. He wasn't even willing to tell him his real name, so they probably hadn't known each other for long. Although he couldn't kill him directly, he would definitely not let him get away with it.

Yu Bingwen, on the other hand, was somewhat exhausted. He shouldn't have had any hope for him. Someone who reveals all his family's secrets as soon as they meet is bound to offend people.

Each of them had their own thoughts and their own agendas.

"Alright, it's good that you're all alright! We should head out now. We don't know when the secret realm will close, so we can't let this trip be in vain," Hao Anqi said.

Although Hao Anqi was also curious about what they had done, he had lived for so many years and knew what to say in what situation.

Besides, this is their business, and I have no right to interfere with what they did, what they went through, or what they gained.

Humans are always wary, otherwise they wouldn't even know how they died! Even if they are cultivators, they are ultimately just people who live a few years longer than mortals and don't have the spiritual power to do more things.

In terms of human nature, this is probably even more evident than in mortals. Mortals still have to be wary of their relatives and friends, let alone in the cultivation world, where the situation is even more severe than that of mortals.

Even these immortal masters are not immune to worldly desires! The longer they live, the more afraid they become of death. The more afraid they are of death, the more they will stop at nothing to survive. In order to live, they will break their own bottom line time and time again and do so-called heretical things.

Is it really worth it?

No one can say for sure, and no one can give such an answer. There is no accurate answer in this world; it's all up to you to decide. You have to find the answer yourself.

As Hao Anqi pondered, he gradually drifted into memories. Someone had once told him, "Life is a process of finding answers. This journey is merely a way to hand in an answer sheet for life! This answer sheet has no right or wrong answers, only whether you are satisfied with it or not."

He didn't have a particularly deep understanding at the time, but now that he thinks back on it, he's already a part of it all, which makes one sigh at how fast time flies and how much the world changes!

This was a close friend he met during his youth when he was traveling and gaining experience. Unfortunately, the friend was not very talented and passed away after only a few decades of knowing him.

He remembered that the other person was an old drunkard who often liked to drink and chat with him about all sorts of strange and interesting things, and he also liked to play chess with him.