I think my luck is turning around.

"I want to ask, are you afraid she'll say something, or are you afraid she won't say anything?"

An Ge stared blankly at the person in front of her. Nan He was a little nervous. He was questioning his illness. What was the cause of his illness? Why did it suddenly turn out like that?

"Am I late? Is the ceremony complete?"

The voice came from the direction of the door; it was a very familiar voice—it was Ji Xia's voice. As Ji Xia walked towards them, everyone instinctively made way for her.

“An Ge, since you can’t persuade them to come back, don’t bother trying. It’s pointless.”

Ji Xia's voice wasn't sarcastic; instead, it was full of regret. Ji Xia walked to the lobby, found a place to sit down, and realized he hadn't rested long. He had only come to give Nan Fengyuan face, as this guy was also from Lin Nan City and he knew him quite well.

"Since Miss Si Mian has already spoken, you should all believe her. So why are you hesitating now?"

"The chances of finding the killer are already very slim. Where should we even begin our search?"

It's not that I don't want to look, but I don't know where to start; I really have no idea what to do.

"An Ge, give them the details! Consider it a congratulatory gift for the newlyweds."

An Ge sighed helplessly. There was really no other way. Since that was the case, An Ge would just tell the inside story. The thing that was really controlling Nan He's illness was in this mansion, in the southeast direction, in the extreme southeast.

When the group arrived at the southeast location, they found it was an empty space with nothing there, leaving everyone completely bewildered.

"You should have followed the trail of that maid. How could a maid obtain such a talisman? She was most likely deceived. But instead of investigating, you killed her directly, and now that maid is buried here."

This place is already a gathering place for wandering spirits, and now with the addition of another wronged person, it's naturally even more eerie. That person wanted you to suffer eternal damnation, and you went along with it; what can you do about it?

An Ge walked to a corner and started digging at the grass with her hands, eventually unearthing a jar. Jiang Wu, however, cautiously took a step back.

This thing is not to be approached casually. Zhan Yu, standing to the side, also took a step back. Although she didn't understand, she didn't ask on the spot. Her current identity was that of a maid, not someone who could speak freely.

Ange dared not open it casually, as the contents could easily be destroyed. For example, if she opened it now, the contents would be automatically destroyed.

The Nan family has exceptionally good fortune, but apart from Nan Fengyan, the two brothers' development has been remarkably smooth. The Lin family, on the other hand, is a place where even the most fortunate among them would be thoroughly tormented.

An Ge handed the jar directly to Ji Xia, who accepted it without hesitation.

"Open it, I'm having bad luck."

Ji Xia didn't hesitate for long and opened the jar directly. More than a dozen evil spirits ran out, and everyone began to panic. An Ge and Ji Xia, however, didn't seem flustered and just stood aside and watched quietly.

A red figure rushed towards the crowd, pulling a hairpin from her hair. Instantly, the hairpin transformed into a sword, and after a single slash, a piercing scream erupted, causing many to cover their ears. An Ge and Ji Xia stared at Jiang Wu before them, perhaps not Jiang Wu at all, but Jiang Si.

In just a few moves, all the evil spirits were gone. Jiang Si simply sheathed her sword and placed it back in her hair. When Jiang Si looked back, she found everyone staring at her. Although she was puzzled, she pretended nothing had happened and returned to her original position.

"The Nan family's fortune has always been the envy of others. It would be a great idea to plunder your family's fortune by targeting Nan He."

Your initial attempt to alert the enemy allowed them to escape. We assumed you would investigate discreetly, but your actions were far more blatant. Your concern clouded your judgment, and you failed to consider the consequences. You've been relying too much on luck in your lives.”