Lucky Farmer Girl: I rely on metaphysics to support my family

Thinking of the Seven Star Life-Protecting Array, Tang Wan felt relieved.

Fortunately, this formation is protecting us.

Er Ya's voice continued, her reply carrying a noticeable greater sense of urgency than before: "He should be healing, but the War King has also made his move. He has decided to launch a surprise attack today! The objective is to completely eliminate the High Priest and destroy his lair!"

"Today?!" Tang Wan's heart sank.

The War King is too hasty.

However, given the War King's personality, this action is not surprising.

She can't help even if she wants to. Not to mention that she's exhausted all her energy today, even normally, being in the far south and far north, she's out of reach.

In a flash, she made a decision.

Tang Wan quickly said, "Er Ya! You did a great job! Intelligence is crucial! Your current task is to protect the War King as much as possible. Although he has the Seven Star Life-Protecting Array, I feel more at ease with you by my side. However, this array is not effective against people who do not attack him, so just stay around him as usual. You can judge the distance yourself."

"Yes, Master! Er Ya understands!" Er Ya replied without hesitation.

"Very good. Report to me immediately if anything major happens! I need to rest now!" After giving these instructions, Tang Wan felt that her body needed to rest immediately.

After Er Ya agreed, Tang Wan cut off the communication.

As soon as Tang Wan lay down, she quickly fell asleep. Even when Tang Jing called her for lunch, Tang Wan didn't get up.

She only mumbled, "I'm tired, I'm going to sleep a little longer!"

Then I drifted off to sleep.

Tang Jing had no choice but to inform her parents of the situation.

Wang was a little worried after hearing this, as she recalled Tang Wan's coma last time.

But then I thought about it again and it was different. Back then, there was no reaction at all, but now at least he can say something. He must be too tired.

Thinking of this, Wang asked someone to summon Ding Li.

She knew that Tang Wan had asked Ding Li to drive her out that morning.

Ding Li didn't hide anything when he came in, and told him everything he knew.

However, his knowledge was limited.

In any case, Wang has pieced together a rough picture from these fragmented pieces of information.

In short, it's unclear whether it was exorcising evil spirits or catching ghosts, but this time it was the Luo family's place, and it was very exhausting; everyone was nearly worn out when they came out.

After piecing together this information, Wang became less anxious.

After letting Ding Li leave, he said to his daughter Tang Jing, "Then let your sister rest. I'll make her some nourishing soup this afternoon."

"Okay, Mother!" Tang Jing had guessed pretty much what Ding Li meant, so she felt relieved.

Tang Wan slept until evening before waking up.

When she woke up, she was alone in the room; Tang Jing had just gone out.

Tang Wan felt that her mental state was much better than before.

Tang Wan took out another cup of spiritual spring water from her spatial storage and drank it. This time, she didn't feel anything unusual; it tasted about the same as usual.

Tang Wan knew that she had recovered to about 70-80%, but if she wanted to fully recover, she would need to cultivate in the space for a while.

The space was filled with spiritual energy, which was good for her.

But it's probably not convenient right now, let's talk about it tonight!

As Tang Wan walked out, she bumped into Wang Shi, who had come to see her.

"Have you rested well?" Madam Wang held Tang Wan's hand and carefully examined her complexion.

Although there was still some fatigue between her brows, her eyes were clear and she seemed to be in good condition, so I finally felt relieved.

"Yes, I'm much better. I'm sorry to have worried you, Mother. It was just a bit tiring, but I'll feel better after a good night's sleep!" Tang Wanhui held her mother's hand and comforted her.

"That's good, that's good," Wang said repeatedly. "The kitchen has kept some ginseng chicken soup warm for you, go and have some."

Tang Wan nodded obediently and went to have dinner with her mother.

The ginseng soup was warm, nourishing the still somewhat tired body. The night was deep and quiet.

After confirming that her sister Tang Jing was fast asleep, Tang Wan quietly got up and went to the bathroom, then entered the space from the bathroom.

Some things can only be accomplished by physically entering a space, not by simply thinking about them, such as cultivation or planting and harvesting crops.

Upon entering the space, a rich and pure spiritual energy rushed towards me, instantly making my body feel much more refreshed.

Tang Wan first contacted Er Ya: "Is Er Ya there?"

The reply came quickly from the other end: "Master, I'm here!"

"How did the surprise attack on the War King's side go?" Tang Wan asked, getting straight to the point.

"The War King has won a great victory! The High Priest of the Southern Desert is dead!" Er Ya replied happily.

"Is the War King injured?" Tang Wan pressed.

"The War King is alright, but it was indeed quite dangerous. That High Priest used some kind of evil magic to launch a surprise attack on the War King. Fortunately, the Seven Star Life-Protecting Array was there," Er Ya said truthfully.

Er Ya continued, "As soon as the raid was over, I wanted to tell Master the good news, but I remembered that Master wasn't feeling well yesterday and said he needed to rest, so I didn't dare to disturb him!"

"It's alright! You've thought of everything!" Tang Wan praised Er Ya, then said, "Okay, that's settled then. I'll cultivate for a while now; I expended a lot of energy during the day."

Tang Wan cut off contact and, without delay, went straight to the spirit spring outside the villa. Next to the spirit spring was a jade platform, which had appeared in the space along with the spirit spring.

Tang Wan sat down cross-legged on top.

She closed her eyes, held her breath, and slowly began to recite the secret incantation passed down through the Xuanmen sect.

Gradually, the spiritual energy in the space rushed into her body.

This spiritual energy was incredibly pure, and it quickly nourished her damaged meridians.

She was enveloped in a faint blue halo.

Tang Wan was immersed in deep cultivation.

She slowly finished her practice when the sky outside was just beginning to lighten.

Opening my eyes, the weakness I felt yesterday was gone, and I had almost fully recovered.

Tang Wan flashed out of the space; it was just getting light outside.

Seeing that Tang Jing was still fast asleep, she quietly went up to the kang (a heated brick bed) and lay down to rest.

When I woke up again, it was already broad daylight.

After breakfast, Tang Wan said goodbye to her family and went up the mountain to the peach orchard alone.

She actually wanted to find an opportunity to enter the space to further consolidate her cultivation.

Yesterday, I mainly spent my time online recovering.

Although he has recovered most of his health, further consolidation will make him even better.

Tang Wan found a secluded corner with lush foliage that would be difficult for people below the mountain to notice.

She entered the space again, sat cross-legged on the jade platform from yesterday, and calmed her mind to cultivate.

She spent the entire morning meditating. By the time she finished, it was nearly noon.

Tang Wan felt refreshed and in peak condition.

She left the space and returned to the peach grove, walking briskly down the mountain towards her home.

As soon as I stepped into the house, I could faintly hear voices talking.

Tang Wan's heart stirred slightly, but she didn't stop walking and went straight in.

Inside the hall, Madam Wang and Tang Jing were talking to a guest, who was none other than Madam Luo.

Tea and snacks were laid out on the table, and the atmosphere was fairly harmonious.

Mrs. Luo was dressed simply and appropriately today, with a grateful smile on her face, though there was still a hint of fatigue between her brows.

(End of this chapter)