Jie teaches the Immortal Sweeping Heaven’s Cultivation of All Heavens

The group of soldiers, not daring to anger Liu Xiao, left.

When Liu Xiao returned to the house, she found that the injured man had already woken up.

"Thank you. My name is Chu Yunhuai."

Liu Xiao: "The second young master of the Chu family?"

Chu Yunhuai nodded.

Liu Xiao: "Should I send a message to the Chu family?"

“No need,” Chu Yunhuai said. “I’ve already told my family that I’m recuperating at the estate. It’s best not to disturb them. Could that Master Liu take me in for a few days? I will definitely repay this kindness in the future.”

Liu Xiao nodded: "Of course, Second Young Master, please feel at ease staying here."

The Chu family is a prominent family in Hangzhou. Their ancestor was a Hanlin scholar during the Qing Dynasty, and the Chu family has been rooted in Hangzhou for two hundred years.

The Chu family is so deeply entrenched that even the mayor would not easily offend them.

However, wealthy families often have many disputes and conflicts.

Chu Yunhuai's grandfather is the current head of the family. He has two brothers and four sons.

Each of the four sons had another son or daughter.

The Chu family has a total of fifty members.

With more people, each person has more hidden agendas and more scheming.

However, this time Chu Yunhuai's injury was not due to internal conflicts within the Chu family, but rather from injuries sustained while being pursued by government soldiers.

Liu Xiao realized that Chu Yunhuai's identity was extraordinary, so he didn't ask any questions and treated Chu Yunhuai as an ordinary guest, letting him stay in his home.

Liu Xiao gave up her bedroom to Chu Yunhuai, so she had to stay in the guest room.

Uncle Jiu was skilled in medicine, and Liu Xiao learned some of it from him as well.

Chu Yunhuai's injuries couldn't be treated by outsiders; he relied entirely on Liu Xiao's help.

During this time, the two became acquainted.

The two got along very well.

Although Chu Yunhuai received a Western education while Liu Xiao received the most orthodox Chinese traditional education, the two had very similar views and perspectives in many aspects.

The two became friends as a result.

Even though they were friends, Chu Yunhuai did not reveal his true identity.

Liu Xiao, however, had some guesses.

The reason why the officers and soldiers wanted to arrest the "ruthless bandit" was that the bandit had killed a high-ranking government official.

While ordinary people might not know, Liu Xiao did: that high-ranking official was a traitor who had already surrendered to the Japanese.

That high-ranking official once consulted Liu Xiao for fortune-telling.

Liu Xiao foresaw his impending death but did not warn him.

Liu Xiao admired the so-called "ruthless bandits." How could he not lend a hand when he encountered them?
……

Liu Xiao yawned, looking somewhat bewildered.

Fortunately, meditation had become a habit, and even though he was still drowsy, he sat cross-legged and began to meditate as usual.

The cultivation technique was circulating within his body, but he himself did not yet understand it.

Half an hour later, Liu Xiao got up. He had regained his senses and his mind was working again.

Liu Xiao has begun to doubt her dream.

After all, the dream was very logical and the plot was coherent.

It didn't seem like he was dreaming; it was as if something that had actually happened before was now unfolding in his dream.

perhaps--

Should we call him his past life?
At the dinner table, Liu Xiao spoke up: "Ah Qiu, could I borrow your talisman brush and cinnabar paper for a while?"

Liu Tong understood and nodded, "Okay."

That day, Liu Xiao was in a daze, both in her studies and in her work.

Fortunately, Liu's father had a business engagement today and was not at the company, so he did not take the opportunity to scold Liu Xiao.

For the first time, Liu Xiao refused to work overtime and left the company to go home as soon as it was time to leave work.

Liu Tong returned earlier than him and had already prepared paper, pen, and cinnabar.

With some time to spare before dinner, Liu Xiao immediately went to the bathroom to wash himself before coming to the table. He took a deep breath, picked up a pen, and began to draw on the yellow paper.

The drawing is the simplest Maoshan talisman, which is the one Liu Xiao drew the most in his dreams.

He thought his hand would be rusty, but once he started writing, it flowed smoothly and was completed in one stroke.

Liu Xiao picked up the talisman and activated it.

The talisman transformed into a small fireball in mid-air.

Liu Xiao: "..."

Liu Xiao took a deep breath.

Everything in his dream was truly a memory from his past life.

He was also able to use the skills he learned in his dream.

Liu Xiao's values, which had been shaped since childhood, began to crumble and be rebuilt.

He looked at his younger brother beside him and asked, "Aren't you surprised?"

Liu Tong: "There's nothing surprising about it. I can do that too."

Liu Xiao was shocked: "You can do that too? How did you learn it?"

Could it be that they also have memories of a past life?

But in her past life, she didn't have a younger brother named Liu Dong.

Liu Dong: "Ah, it's what I learned from those online. Second brother, haven't you noticed yet? When we practice according to the techniques we found online, our bodies feel warm, and little mice are crawling around inside our stomachs. Guo Jing's is internal energy, but this must be Taoist magic, right?"

Liu Xiao: "..."

He had never really thought about it that way.

At this moment, Liu Qiu reminded him, and combined with his experience from his previous life, he realized that he had indeed cultivated magical power using the "unreliable" cultivation method that his younger brother had found.

He quickly circulated his magical power according to the path he had followed in his dream, and immediately felt the surging magical power within his body, which was not much less than the magical power he had in his previous life.

Liu Xiao: "..."

Liu Dong continued, "After I discovered that I had magical powers, I bought yellow paper and cinnabar to practice drawing talismans. The talismans I drew were indeed effective."

Liu Xiao: "Why didn't you say so sooner?"

If he had said so earlier, he would have regained the abilities he had in his previous life.

This world is not peaceful; it turns out there really are demons and monsters.

Having your own skills will allow you to better protect yourself.

Otherwise, if you encounter a ghost one day, you won't even have the power to fight back.

Liu Tong: "You and your older brother don't believe it? You two are stickers to science."

Liu Xiao: "..."

Liu Xiao: "If you had said so earlier, I would have been able to protect myself sooner."

Liu Tong: "Both you and your older brother have the amulets I gave you, so you won't be afraid of danger."

Liu Xiao: "But I still want to have my own power."

Being like Uncle Nine, how cool would that be!
Although she was already twenty, Liu Xiao still retained the spirit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur).

Liu Tong: "Don't you have it now?"

Liu Xiao: "It's been so many years."

He's past the age of showing off.

This time, it was Liu Dong's turn to be speechless.

Liu Qiu changed the subject: "Um, Second Brother, how did you discover you have magical powers?"

Liu Xiao has never kept any secrets from her twin brother.

Moreover, his younger brother had also learned the mystical arts and could understand him, so he wouldn't think he was talking nonsense.

Liu Xiao: "I dreamt about my past life. In my past life, I was a disciple of Maoshan, and Uncle Jiu was my master."

Liu Tong feigned surprise: "Uncle Nine? Uncle Nine really exists? You're not kidding me, are you?"

Liu Xiao: "I'm not lying to you, Uncle Nine really exists. It seems the person who wrote the script was an old friend of Uncle Nine, or had heard of his legend. After all, in my past life, Uncle Nine eventually lived in Hong Kong. And those zombie movies were all produced in Hong Kong." (End of Chapter)