The Ninth Lady is a rebellious person.

Chapter 363 Killed a Willow Immortal

Lang Jiuchuan didn't believe that the old woman had such great abilities after killing Liu Xian; she must have had someone help her and left her something to protect herself.

It's a pity that while she herself was protected, her descendants died in her place.

Three children, three lives—I wonder if that's enough for her to regret.

Lang Jiuchuan subconsciously looked at the old woman's children's palace, and upon seeing it, he was speechless again, shaking his head. It turned out there were more than three.

What a terrible thing to do.

Her gaze was too direct and disdainful, which made Old Madam Bai feel both disgusted and repulsed. This girl annoyed and wary of her, and even more so, she was afraid of her.

Lang Jiuchuan is so young, but her eyes are so sharp!
Old Madam Bai disliked people with sharp eyes, just like the willow spirit she worshipped many years ago. Its vertical pupils were beautiful, but also very sharp, as if it could see through people's hearts. But so what? It still died.

Little did anyone expect that even in death she would not forget to take revenge on her and the Bai family.

Thinking of her children who died young in the past, and those who didn't even have a chance to be born, Old Madam Bai's face became very dejected, and her eyes became cloudy.

"Grandmother, Ning'er can't wait any longer." Zuo Yan became anxious when he saw that Old Madam Bai was silent.

Madam Bai looked at Lang Jiuchuan and asked, "Is it truly a curse?"

Lang Jiuchuan said, “I once used my spiritual power to examine her meridians and found that black curses were attached to them, reaching her heart meridian. These curses caused her meridians to be blocked and her blood circulation to be poor. Naturally, she could not harmonize the yin and yang of her internal organs, and thus could not be healthy and became weak. If a person is too weak, his lifespan will not be complete.”

When Madam Bai thought of her eldest son's health, it was just like that. She only thought he was too weak. Later, when her second son fell into the water, she also thought it was an accident. As for her third son's difficult childbirth, which woman doesn't have to go through the gates of hell to give birth? Especially since the third son was not actually very strong.

It wasn't until she became pregnant again but couldn't conceive that she realized something was wrong. Could it be that this was retribution for killing Liu Xian back then? So she became a Buddhist and spent more time in the Buddhist temple in the second half of her life than in the first half.

But even praying to Buddha couldn't stop the misfortune; it fell on the grandchildren, and this misfortune was actually a curse.

Madam Bai pursed her lips and said, "I didn't want to kill her. I started supporting her when I was ten years old and provided her with incense, hoping that she would bring me good fortune and find me a good husband so that I would have no worries about wealth and glory. Later, I did marry Kuang Lin. He passed the imperial examination and became a Jinshi. Later, he even entered the Imperial Academy. She and I were as close as sisters."

As she spoke, her face suddenly contorted with rage, and she said, "But she has developed strange feelings for my husband. She actually wants to share him with me, regardless of whether he is a concubine or a concubine."

Lang Jiuchuan and Zuo Yan: "..."

Has the dignified Immortal Liu been blinded by love?

She looked at the old man Bai Kuanglin sitting in the corner. Although he had grown into an old man, he still had the air of a scholar. It was not hard to see his demeanor when he was young. He was probably the kind of handsome young man who was elegant and charming in every gesture.

But that's all.

Why not be a fairy? Why choose to be an ordinary mortal?

"She calls herself a fairy, but she's nothing more than a white snake. How dare she dream of being human and covet another woman's husband?" Old Madam Bai said angrily. "I exposed her greed. I can confess, and I can also break my confession."

"You don't have the ability to kill a Willow Immortal," Lang Jiuchuan couldn't help but interrupt her arrogance. Old Madam Bai froze and said, "That's right, but I can't. There are plenty of others who can."

really.

Lang Jiuchuan asked, "Who is that person? What method did you use?"

“It was a zodiac man named Wang Sa Ying who concocted a kind of incense called Dragon Spine Incense, which I offered to him day and night.” Madam Bai was lost in her memories and said, “I heard that the incense was irresistible to Liu Xian, and it was true. She said that the incense was excellent and very solidified her soul, but she didn’t know that if she offered the incense for a long time, it would make her sluggish and unable to use her magic.”

Lang Jiuchuan's mind flashed through the materials related to Dragon Spine Incense, and he frowned: "Dragon Spine Incense should be made with the saliva of a dragon. A dragon must cultivate for many years to become a dragon and successfully undergo tribulation to transform into a dragon. Calling it Dragon Spine Incense is just a nicer name. Liu Xian is like a fairy and a demon, so it is natural that she yearns for dragons. It is not surprising that such an incense would attract them. But incense alone is far from enough."

"Of course it's not enough." Old Madam Bai glanced at Lang Jiuchuan and said, "You are a woman, do you know when a woman is at her weakest?"

Lang Jiuchuan's heart sank.

“It is during childbirth.” Old Madam Bai said expressionlessly, “Whether it is a human, a demon, or a beast, the body is weakest during childbirth and is most vulnerable to being taken advantage of.”

When a woman gives birth, it's as if she's temporarily handing her life over to death. At that moment, she is at her weakest and least able to resist.

Lang Jiuchuan's face was cold and stern.

Zuo Yan looked at the woman he had called "Master's Wife" for many years, and later changed to "Grandmother" in disbelief. He never expected that such a ruthless heart was hidden under her kind and gentle face.

Even without knowing the whole story, he could guess what she and Huang Dao were doing; they must have taken advantage of Liu Xian during her childbirth.

"Whose child is that..." Zuo Yan had just asked when he saw Old Madam Bai looking at the teacher. He stiffened his neck to look and saw that the teacher's face was pale, as if he could not hide his shame and indignation. He couldn't help but feel a jolt.

No way?
How could a scholar like him do something so heinous?

Seeing the incredulous look in his student's and grandson-in-law's eyes, Old Master Bai felt a burning shame, as if he would never be able to face this student again. He said, "If you hadn't drugged me, I would never have..."

"You can't do it. You're just half-heartedly going along with it. You've always been a perfect, flawless literary giant. As for the dirty and smelly stuff, I'll handle it, and you'll be free of any trouble," Old Madam Bai couldn't help but say sarcastically.

Old Master Bai stood up in anger: "You!"

“Bai Kuanglin, I’m the one with dirty hands, and you’re no better; you’re an accomplice too.”

Old Master Bai trembled all over, his fingers shaking uncontrollably, looking as if he was about to faint from the shock. He kept swallowing his saliva, and after a long while he finally said, "That's right, it's all our fault. We should be the ones who die. What did the children do wrong? Why are we alive while they can't even get past thirty? We are the ones who should die the most."

Upon hearing this, Lang Jiuchuan turned to look at him and saw that his eyes were vacant, as if he had lost his mind, and a trace of death aura rose on his forehead.

She was slightly taken aback, then looked at Old Madam Bai, who also had a deathly aura emanating from her forehead.

Lang Jiuchuan lowered his eyes and asked, "So, what happened after you schemed against her?"

(End of this chapter)