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

Mrs. Luo was stumped by Tang Wan's question; she didn't know whether her son had the talisman or not.

At that time, Boss Wan gave each of them a talisman and told them to keep it close to their bodies.

Logically, I should be carrying it with me, but I'm not sure if I'm still carrying it or not.

So he replied somewhat embarrassedly, "Master, Dalang was wearing it at the time, but I really don't know if he wore it yesterday or not."

"It's alright, we'll find out when we go and see!" Tang Wan wasn't too worried. It was just a few steps away, and they would know the situation once they saw it.

"There's no time to lose, I'll go back to the manor with you now!" Tang Wan said earnestly to Madam Luo.

When Madam Luo heard Tang Wan say she would return to the Luo family mansion with her, she quickly got up to say goodbye to Madam Wang and headed to the Luo family mansion with Tang Wan.

Upon arriving at the Luo residence, Madam Luo disregarded everything else and led Tang Wan directly to the residence of Luo's eldest son.

As soon as I stepped into the courtyard, a chilling aura hit me, and several trusted servants were anxiously guarding me.

Upon seeing Tang Wan and the others, a man who looked like a manager rushed forward as if he had seen a savior, his voice trembling as he said, "Madam! Master! Young Master, Young Master, he..."

Before the man could finish speaking, Madam Luo, fearing something had happened to her son, anxiously asked, "What's wrong with the eldest young master?"

"Young Master had another outburst! He smashed the mirror and tried to bite someone! We had no choice but to work together to put him back on the bed and temporarily tie his hands and feet with strips of cloth. We have offended Young Master, please punish us, Madam!" The steward-like man said, about to kneel down.

"Enough! You had no choice but to do it!" Madam Luo waved her hand, urging everyone to get up.

Hearing her son have another attack, she disregarded the servants and could only look to Tang Wan for help.

Tang Wan and Madam Luo nodded slightly, but their expressions were solemn.

Then she gestured for the steward to step aside, gently pushed open the door, and before she even entered, a sinister aura accompanied by a chilling atmosphere rushed towards her.

Following this aura, the core of it was none other than the eldest son of the Luo family, who was bound on the bed.

Tang Wan slowly entered the room.

All that could be seen was the eldest son of the Luo family being bound to the large bed with strips of cloth.

Tang Wan paused slightly, then turned to the butler who had followed her and asked, "Do you know where the talisman on Young Master Luo went?"

The steward quickly asked the servant behind him.

"Reporting to the master, the young master accidentally got the talisman wet while taking a bath last night, and then he didn't bring it with him." The servant's voice grew softer as he spoke, though he had actually seen it while tidying up.

He didn't think much of it at the time, since it wouldn't be able to be worn if it got wet. Regardless of whether it would be effective, he at least had to let it dry first.

After that, the young master went to keep vigil.

Everything became clear: the talisman that Tang Wan had specially drawn for the eldest son of the Luo family had gotten wet by him and he no longer carried it.

Therefore, during the vigil, Wu, who had transformed into a vengeful ghost, had an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

As a result, the eldest son of the Luo family's condition became increasingly serious.

Upon hearing the servant's words, Madam Luo pointed at him, too angry to say anything, and angrily flicked her sleeve.

After all, the servant couldn't be blamed for this.

She knew that her son always bathed himself, without anyone accompanying him.

Just then, Lord Luo rushed in, asking urgently, "How is it? Miss Tang, is there any way?"

When Madam Luo heard her husband call out like that, she quickly reached out and tugged at her unreliable husband. What kind of time is this? He's asking for a favor, doesn't he know how to show some respect?

Lord Luo was puzzled by Madam Luo's actions and looked at his wife with some confusion.

Mrs. Luo didn't know how to explain, so she just glared at him fiercely.

Tang Wan stopped in her tracks; she had already roughly figured out Luo Da Gongzi's situation.

Then Tang Wan said to the people who followed her in, "Everyone, go outside and wait. Although you have amulets, the yin energy inside is too heavy, which is not good."

If these people hadn't had protective charms, they would have been affected to some extent by their encounter with Young Master Luo today.

Upon hearing Tang Wan's words, the group stopped in their tracks and looked at Lord Luo and his wife.

Fearing that her husband would offend Tang Wan, Madam Luo quickly gestured to the others and whispered, "Let's go out, as the master suggests!"

Seeing that Lord Luo still wanted to speak, Madam Luo quickly pulled him away and whispered, "Let's talk outside!"

Tang Wan had no time to deal with the lawsuit between her and her husband, nor did she care what others called her.

After everyone left, Tang Wan took a few more steps forward.

Then, they saw the eldest son of the Luo family lying on the bed, his eyes wide open and bloodshot, but his gaze was empty and staring straight at the top of the tent, his face ashen.

On the floor beside the bed, there were broken bronze mirrors and shards of teacups scattered about, a complete mess.

Tang Wan walked to the bedside, ignoring the sinister aura that rushed towards her.

She took out a talisman from her spatial storage, and with a gentle wave, the talisman landed on Young Master Luo's brow.

Young Master Luo's complexion visibly improved.

Seeing this, Tang Wan felt somewhat relieved.

Then, she looked at Wu Shi above the bed curtains and said in a cold voice, "Wu Shi, you colluded with the evil god, harming others and yourself. Your death was your own fault! You have no one to blame but yourself for what you have now! Out of consideration for the friendship between our two families, I didn't let you be completely wiped out back then. If you insist on doing so, don't blame me for being impolite!"

Then Wu Shi floated down, looking at Tang Wan with eyes full of resentment and questioning, "So I should thank you?!"

"No need for your thanks, but in fact I did spare you! I didn't let you be wiped out!" Tang Wan said calmly. Whether she admitted it or not, she hadn't gone all out to kill you.

"Hahahaha! Vanish into thin air? I have nothing left! What am I afraid of vanishing into thin air?! I'm going to drag them down with me! I'm going to make the entire Luo family live in chaos!" "Wu Shi" let out a shrill laugh.

Wu resented the Luo family for not doing their best to save her, and she also resented Tang Wan for meddling in her affairs.

Moreover, this illegitimate daughter not only managed the household but also possessed such great abilities that she was able to destroy the gods she had invited back. How could she not hate her?

She not only wanted the Luo family dead, but also the woman in front of her!

The more she thought about it, the angrier she became. Wu's sinister aura suddenly surged, and she wished that everyone would perish with her!
The Luo family's eldest son, who had just regained his vitality, suddenly looked much worse. His face turned ashen, and his life force visibly weakened.

Tang Wan's cold, sharp voice rang out again: "Quickly dispel your resentment and return to the underworld! Otherwise, I will annihilate you!"

Wu ignored Tang Wan's warning and continued to release her evil aura.

"Stubborn to the end!" Tang Wan shouted.

Without further ado, she formed a hand seal with her left hand and took out a peach wood sword from her spatial storage with her right, chanting: "Heaven and Earth, Mysterious Origin, Root of All Qi! Cultivate through countless eons, prove my divine powers! Golden light, swiftly appear, protect the True Man! So be it!"

A brilliant golden light shone forth, forming a tangible barrier that enveloped Tang Wan. (End of Chapter)