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

Chapter 945 The Hero and the Heroine 3
As soon as Liu Shu returned home, Madam Liu ran out and held her daughter in her arms.

"It's okay if it's okay, it's okay if it's okay."

When she heard from the servants that her daughter had met a monk, she became extremely worried.

Monks look down on ordinary people and will kill them at will when they are in a bad mood.

Even though she and her daughter were of royal birth and her husband was a monk, her husband was only a low-level monk.

And the one who can fly with a sword is definitely a cultivator above the foundation building stage.

Her daughter was killed, and the royal family and her husband did not dare to ask the monk for an explanation.

At this time, Mrs. Liu couldn't help but regret it.

Although ordinary people's lives are safer than those of monks, if they encounter monks, ordinary people are like cockroaches that can be easily crushed to death.

She originally thought that there would be no powerful monks near the imperial city, and that their family background was enough to protect her daughter for the rest of her life.

But the high-level monk who appeared today shattered her hope.

Madam Liu hugged her daughter and said, "Hiao'er, wait for the Immortal Sect's disciple-recruiting trial next year, and you should go too."

"Mom?" Liu Shu exclaimed in surprise, and then understood what Madam Liu was thinking.

Pity the parents of the world.

For her daughter's future, Mrs. Liu would rather separate from her daughter.

Liu Shu pulled Madam Liu into the room and drove everyone else out.

Madam Liu was puzzled: "Hiao'er, what do you want to tell me?"

Liu Shu whispered, "Mom, I won't participate in the disciple trial."

Madam Liu thought her daughter was reluctant to leave her, so she sighed and said, "I am reluctant to let you leave, too. But, Shu'er, I hope you have the ability to protect yourself. I don't want you to be killed easily by the monks."

Madam Liu: "When you go to the Immortal Gate, don't do those dangerous missions, and don't participate in any secret trials. We don't want those so-called resources, I will help you ask the royal family for them. When you have a certain ability, come back. The royal family will definitely train you well."

The prerequisite is that Liu Shu has spiritual roots.

Liu Shu held the back of Madam Liu's hand and said, "Mother, actually, I am already a cultivator."

Madam Liu was surprised: "What?"

Liu Shu hurriedly covered Madam Liu's mouth with his hand: "Mother, don't let others know."

Madam Liu nodded, and Liu Shu took his hand away.

Madam Liu asked quietly, "Shu'er, are you really a cultivator? Did your father teach you to practice?"

Liu Shu shook her head: "My daughter can only see her father once a year, so how can she have the time to study with him? Do you still remember Aunt Su?"

Mrs. Liu remembered.

She was a woman in her twenties who worked as an embroiderer on her own farm and had pretty good skills.

But he only worked there for three years before leaving.

Liu Shu: "Aunt Su is actually a female cultivator. She disguised herself as an embroiderer and hid in our village to avoid being hunted by her enemies. Aunt Su found that I have spiritual roots, so she taught me the art of cultivation. But I did not take her as my master."

There was indeed such a female cultivator in the manor. In order to avoid being hunted down, she hid her identity and worked as an embroiderer, and she was recuperating in the manor.

After her injuries healed, the female cultivator left.

She didn't know that her enemies didn't find her because Liu Shu was secretly covering for her.

Madam Liu's eyes widened. "My son actually had such an adventure? It's also because I'm short-sighted that I didn't realize that the master was in my own manor."

Liu Shu: "It's normal that ordinary people can't find the traces of the monks who want to hide them."

Madam Liu said happily: "You are a cultivator now. You don't have to go to other sects to practice. You can practice at home?"

Liu Shu: “Yeah.” Madam Liu was happy that she didn’t have to be separated from her daughter.

Madam Liu: "I will go to the palace tomorrow and tell the old ancestor and the emperor. This way, you can also get the cultivation resources provided by the royal family every month."

Liu Shu hurriedly stopped Madam Liu: "Mother, let's not do it. I enjoy the resources provided by the royal family, so I must serve the royal family. But I don't want to."

She didn't want to be too closely involved with the royal family.

Madam Liu: "That's right...then don't let them know."

As for cultivation resources...

With her financial resources, she could buy some.

However, Liu Shu stopped Madam Liu and told her that Aunt Su gave her a storage bag when she left, which contained a lot of cultivation resources.

Mrs. Liu then gave up.

Madam Liu was extremely happy and readily agreed to Liu Shu's request to have Zhuangzi's servants participate in the immortal sect's trial to recruit disciples.

Madam Liu understood clearly that if she stopped those people from going, they would complain, so it would be better to help them.

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They themselves had no spiritual roots and could not become immortals, so they just stayed in Zhuangzi and worked peacefully.

"However, Chunxi can't stay with you anymore." Mrs. Liu said.

Chunxi is a girl with too high aspirations. If she stays with her daughter, she might bring trouble to her.

Liu Shu nodded and said, "I will give her some money tomorrow and send her home."

The next day, Madam Liu gave Chunxi some silver and asked her to go home and prepare for the next year's immortal sect's disciple-recruiting trial.

Chunxi thought that this was a sign of Madam Liu's appreciation for her, so she happily took the silver and left.

Some other people who participated in the trial also received the silver given by Madam Liu and left the manor.

The immortal sect only accepts people under the age of fifteen as disciples, so even if several people left, it would not affect Zhuangzi.

The servants who stayed in the manor to serve were either too old or had no spiritual roots. They no longer had any hope for cultivating the Tao.

Liu Shu's life was peaceful here, and Liu Zhong also got to know the male protagonist Xuanyuan Changfeng.

After Liu Zhong took Xuanyuan Changfeng away, he helped him heal his external injuries.

When Xuanyuan Changfeng woke up, he saw the cold and handsome immortal and could not help but stare at him.

"Thank you, immortal, for saving me." Xuanyuan Changfeng really wanted to follow this immortal, he also wanted to become an immortal.

But Liu Zhong only came to show some favor to the male protagonist, and had no intention of bringing the male protagonist directly to the sect.

The male protagonist still has a storyline to go on.

Moreover, he brought the male protagonist to Lantu Sect. When the male protagonist's identity is exposed in the future, will the sect hold him responsible?

Liu Zhong cured the male protagonist and left him enough money to live on for several years so that he would not have to live like a beggar in the future.

Then, Liu Zhong flew away on his sword in a dashing manner.

The male protagonist looked at the shadow disappearing in the sky and made up his mind to become an immortal and find Liu Zhong.

The hero is a smart kid. He doesn't show off when he has money. He hides the money with him, disguises himself as a beggar, and goes to the imperial capital.

He will participate in the Immortal Sect's disciple recruitment conference next year.

At that time, Liu Zhong flew on his sword and took him away from the outskirts of the capital, flying at least three or four hundred miles.

He now wants to return to the capital, but it will take a lot of time.

Along the way, Xuanyuan Changfeng encountered many things and followed the story that originally belonged to him.

Liu Zhong returned to the sect and received his reward, a resource that helped him improve his strength, and in one fell swoop raised his cultivation to the great perfection of foundation building.