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After a bumpy ride, Su Li drove the mule cart into the woods outside the village.

The surrounding trees were dense, and the night grew even deeper.

The mule rampaged through the woods, branches scraping against its body with a screeching sound.

Finally, the mule cart was tripped by a thick tree root and overturned.

Su Li fell to the ground, and a sharp pain immediately shot through her arms and knees.

She struggled to her feet, but by then, the assassins had surrounded her.

They held sharp blades and pressed forward relentlessly. Su Li had nowhere to retreat, and with her back against a large tree, her heart sank to the bottom.

Could it be that despite all her efforts, she couldn't escape the cruel twist of fate?

No, she is not reconciled!

How could she die so easily?

Damn it, it's clearly someone else...

A cold light flashed, so bright that Su Li had to close her eyes.

However, at this critical moment, a dark shadow streaked across the night sky like a shooting star and instantly fell into the woods.

The person who arrived was incredibly fast, and the blade was as sharp as the devil's soul-reaping pen.

In the blink of an eye, several assassins who were close to Su Li fell silently, a trickle of blood seeping from their throats. They died before they could even utter a cry!

Su Li stared wide-eyed in astonishment at the mysterious person who had suddenly appeared.

He moved through the group of assassins with the agility of a ghost, each strike precise and aimed directly at vital points.

The assassins were like lambs to the slaughter before him, utterly powerless to fight back.

In a short time, all the assassins in the woods had been dealt with.

The mysterious man and his companions moved swiftly, cleaning up the assassin's body before the villagers arrived, and then disappeared into the darkness.

But before leaving, the leader gave her a very meaningful look.

Those phoenix eyes were full of hostility towards her, and Su Li couldn't help but be stunned.

This person wasn't Pei Xiao, but why did those eyes seem so familiar...?

Su Li stood frozen in place, her legs going weak, and she almost collapsed to the ground.

Her body trembled uncontrollably, and it took her a long time to recover.

When the villagers arrived with torches and hoes, they only saw Su Li and the overturned mule cart. She had only some scratches and was otherwise unharmed.

The group searched the woods but found nothing amiss. Since no one had lost anything, they returned to the village one by one, still puzzled.

Back home, Su Qingfeng looked Su Li up and down anxiously and asked with concern, "Daughter, are you hurt?"

Su Li shook her head and said softly, "Father, I'm fine."

Looking at the mess left in the yard and the new knife marks on the door, Old Mrs. Su couldn't help but start cursing again.

"What kind of mess is this? Why does all the bad luck seem to befall our Su family? Look at the state of this yard in the middle of the night!"

But anyone could hear a hint of lingering fear in her voice.

"What are these people trying to do? Even the mule is badly injured. Damn it, we can't live like this anymore!"

Su Li walked to the injured mule, tenderly stroking its burns. Her mind raced, and she quickly made up a reason on the spot.

"Grandma, I saw a thief trying to steal the mule. In the panic, I accidentally burned it with a lantern."

Su Li didn't want to reveal anything about the Ninth Prince or her past life.

If the grandparents find out, it will only cause more trouble, so it's better to avoid trouble.

Moreover, the crux of the problem isn't even there.

Although everyone found the matter strange, seeing that Su Li was alright, they didn't ask any more questions and all went home to sleep.

Night finally returned to peace.

The next day, news of the attack on the Su family spread far and wide throughout the surrounding villages.

Everyone gathered together, discussing the matter animatedly.

"What's wrong with the Su family? They've been having a lot of trouble these past few months. Could they be having some bad luck with the year's ruling animal?"

"Yes, why don't we let Grandpa Su and Grandma Su go to the temple to burn incense, pray to Buddha, and ask for peace?"

"This is outrageous! How come everything happens to them!"

"Could it be that the feng shui of the ancestral graves is wrong?"

When Old Master Su heard these rumors, his face darkened.

He always prided himself on coming from a family of scholars and farmers, and considered the practices of burning incense and worshipping Buddha to be far too superstitious, so he sternly refused:

"My Su family has always respected poetry, books, and etiquette. How could we believe in such supernatural things? Please don't mention it again."

Even so, Old Master Su couldn't help but wonder if there was some inexplicable reason behind the series of accidents that had recently happened in his home.

The Su family in the town also heard about this.

Zhou pursed her lips and whispered to Uncle Su, "Luckily we moved out early, otherwise, this disaster might have fallen on our heads. Thank goodness."

Uncle Su nodded with a look of relief, but said insincerely, "Sigh, we're family after all. I wonder if the second and fourth brothers are hurt. But we're far away, so we can't help them for the time being."

On the other side, Su Zhen's heart skipped a beat after hearing about what happened last night.

Ignoring her still-healing foot injury, she limped toward the cave behind the mountain, her heart pounding like a drum the whole way.

He breathed a sigh of relief when he entered the cave and saw the man he had rescued lying there safely.

Su Zhen stepped forward and quietly looked at the sleeping man's face, feeling even more that he was an extraordinary person, someone important and special.

Those people last night were not ordinary thieves at all; they were very likely connected to this man.

Thinking of this, she couldn't help but feel secretly relieved that nothing serious had happened. Otherwise, given the ruthlessness of those assassins, her whole family would probably have lost their lives.

As a result, she was actually happy about what happened last night.

Not only did he not get hurt, but he also confirmed his suspicions over the past few days.

Anyway, it was Su Li who suffered, so why didn't those thieves kill her?

Su Zhen took a deep breath, a smug smile curving her lips.

If I take good care of this person, my future will be bright once he wakes up.

However, treatment with space-based drugs alone is far from enough. She only fed him some glucose and antibiotics. He still needs to spend money to find a doctor to examine his fractures in detail.

Su Zhen frowned slightly and unconsciously clenched her handkerchief. Now that Granny Cai was in trouble, how could she quickly sell off the supplies?

This is a difficult problem.

She had kept the fact that she had saved the man a secret from her parents, but now, if she wanted to truly climb the path to immense wealth, she still needed their help...

Su Li had no time to care about what others thought; her mind was still shrouded in the many mysteries.

Who is that mysterious savior who appeared and disappeared?

Why did these assassins come?

Could it be, as I feared, that there is some hidden matter in the family related to the Ninth Prince that has led to this constant trouble?

Just then, a series of steady and powerful footsteps sounded from behind.

She paused, turned around quickly, and saw Pei Xiao's familiar figure standing steadily at the courtyard gate.