How can one become an immortal with such laziness?

Hongli, beaming with pride, shook her head and said, "A famous person once said that love is when an extroverted boy starts to become timid and cautious."

Meanwhile, introverted girls gradually become bolder. You're already the top-tier girl of the previous version; it's a matter of fortunes changing.

As the saying goes, fortunes change every thirty years; don't underestimate a poor young woman, we have a long life ahead of us!

"You really think you've got me figured out, huh!"

Hei Yang retorted defiantly, "Victory and defeat are common occurrences in war. A small setback cannot break the formidable Hei Yang!"

"Tch, you lose this time anyway."

Hongli rolled her eyes, got up, let go of Heiyang, pulled him up, and reached out to help him brush the dirt off his body.

"But then again, even if we're not allowed to use spiritual power when we fight, you should at least protect your clothes!"

It gets all dirty, so washing clothes doesn't require much effort!

"You've ruined all your clothes. If you ruin them again, I won't buy you any more. Either you wear ripped clothes, or you make your own."

"I made this myself."

Hei Yang weakly retorted, "Besides, you've never washed clothes for anyone in our house. I remember that very clearly, so don't even think about changing my memory!"

"Ah, that's true. I don't think I've ever done any housework..."

Hongli's expression froze. She had subconsciously wanted to imitate her mother's scolding of her father, but then she suddenly remembered that she was not a good housewife like her mother.

She is a bloodsucking worm that parasitizes the Black Sun, so sometimes her blood forgets to be colored, but that's not important. What's important is that no one in their family does housework. The reason their house is clean and tidy is entirely due to the operation of the house's cleaning magic array.

But just because she doesn't do housework doesn't mean her parents don't!

Hongli suddenly remembered her mother washing her clothes by hand in the dead of winter, and her father standing on a stool to wipe the ceiling and window frames... in addition to his daily hard work.

When Hongli Heiyang helped her parents with their first cultivation practice, she was shocked to discover that their family was actually quite well-off.

Even if they are only in their early thirties, even if they were not injured when they were young, even if we don't take into account the reason why their father drinks...

He doesn't have any major health problems, but he has a lot of minor ones, which is heartbreaking to see.

From a young age, Hongli was constantly reminded by Heiyang that they were still young and their parents were still young.

Make sure to spend more time with your parents, show them filial piety, and appreciate how hard they've worked. Don't wait until it's too late to regret it.

At that time, Hongli did not know the story that Heiyang had hidden in his heart, but because it was Heiyang who told her, she took it seriously.

With careful observation, it's easy to notice and see the hard work parents put in for their children, which makes Hongli feel deeply grateful.

Hongli grew up in this environment. Although she was unreliable in her parents' eyes, she was always an obedient and filial child.

At that time, I knew that my parents had a hard time, but I didn't know exactly why.

Now that she truly puts herself in that shoes, as a mother and wife, Hongli has begun to understand a little.

"Just visiting our parents every now and then with supplements and spirit stones, and helping them with their cultivation, is not the best we can do. It's far from enough."

Hongli muttered to herself, and then unabashedly shouted, "Heiyang, Heiyang!"

"Ok?"

Hei Yang was fixing his clothes when he heard Hong Li call him. He stopped and turned around to look: "What's wrong, Xiao Li?"

"Open the Black Sun brand doll notebook."

"Ah, it's open, and then what?"

Hei Yang blinked, looking completely confused.

"I need to make a note of this: I should also set up temperature-regulating, cold-resistant, and dust-repelling arrays in my parents' house, as well as other convenient home feng shui arrays..."

Hong Li said seriously, "And, and what else, cleaning spells, sweeping spells and stuff like that."

"My parents can't keep the magic array running all the time or stay at home, so I need to get these minor spells for them to learn."

"But Lady Hongli, we haven't learned these yet."

Hei Yang couldn't help but remind him.

“Go ahead and learn it. I’ve seen this kind of minor spell in the Five Elements Sect. I just glanced at it a few times and didn’t pay much attention to it.”

Hong Li paused, then chuckled sheepishly, "Because I don't sweep the floor anyway, so it's even less worthwhile for me to expend my spiritual energy to sweep!"

"That's right, as expected of you."

Hei Yang gave a thumbs-up.

"Hehehe, but I can have it delivered by courier. I know everything about the Five Elements Sect."

Hongli waved her hand with a sheepish smile and looked at Heiyang: "Well, that's all for now. Remember to write this down in Heiyang's notebook. If I forget, remind me, and don't forget yourself!"

"Hey, do you think cultivators forget things? Don't be ridiculous."

Hei Yang waved his hand dismissively.

"Malaysia..."

"That was an accident!"

"Ha ha……"

Hong Li ignored the obscure and difficult-to-understand phrases that Hei Yang kept spouting, such as "as planned" and "perfect form."

She looked at Xiao Huo, who was still diligently doing her morning exercises, and her gaze softened.

"Turn the fire down low, is it done yet?"

Hongli waved and called out with a smile, "Come on over, Mom and Dad are going to teach you survival skills in the outside world!"

"Eh?"

Xiao Huo paused for a moment, then hopped over to the two of them in a few steps and explained, "Xiao Huo was ready a long time ago, in top condition. Xiao Huo was waiting for Mom and Dad, hehe."

Xiao Huo scratched his head sheepishly and laughed, "Because I feel like if I shout 'Go Mom! Go ...

Shouting encouragement together would be like fanning the flames, so Xiao Huo remained silent and watched the show.

"Haha, so that's how it is?"

Hongli smiled gently and patted Xiaohuo's head.

"Xiao Huo, you have high emotional intelligence. You expressed your desire to cheer and your experience of watching the show from the sidelines."

"But if you say my daughter has low emotional intelligence, her father will be the first to disagree."

Hei Yang smiled and patted Xiao Huo's head.

"She even categorized the problem to solve it; that's the kind of strategic thinking that comes with the ability to plan for the future!"

"Haha, so, so Little Fire is that amazing..."

Xiao Huo chuckled sheepishly, "Xiao Huo only knew that cheering would get him beaten up, but he didn't expect that being a quiet spectator could also get him beaten up, hahaha..."

"Oh, what? Little Fire, what you're saying is very ambiguous!"

Hongli's lips twitched, and she couldn't help but sigh, "When others hear this, they'll think, 'Oh dear, this couple must have gotten drunk and started fighting, scaring the child to the point of trembling, and then they take it out on the child afterward.'"

"If you interpret it that way, we'll be considered incredibly rude by our neighbors!"

"Indeed, the neighbors look down on people too much."

Hei Yang added righteously, "We don't need to resort to such a pointless method as drinking to go crazy. Who are we looking down on... Ah!"

"Black Sun, shut up."

Hongli withdrew her little fist, looked at Heiyang, and lowered her head timidly: "Aww..."

"That's pretty much it."

Hongli nodded in satisfaction, smiled, patted Xiaohuo's shoulder, and comforted him, "Xiaohuo, don't be afraid. Look, just like your parents, say whatever you want. How could your parents blame you?"

"Well……"

Little Fire peeked out with her beady eyes and said weakly, "Grandma said that every parent says things like, 'Ah, Mom and Dad won't mind or care,' but when they're disciplining their children, they don't care about those things."

"Indeed, Mom is absolutely right!"

Hei Yang couldn't help but chime in again, "It's like when I was little, my mom told me she would spoil me rotten, but in reality, she would drag me out of bed early in the dead of winter!"

Perhaps this example isn't quite illustrative, so let's try another one, for example:

"Oh, it doesn't matter how well you do on the test. Mom and Dad just want you to be happy and not have too much pressure on yourself."

Cough cough, only a fool would believe that...

You might say that your parents broke their promise and were just fooling you, but that's probably what they were thinking at the time. But when they saw those incredible results, they got so excited that they couldn't control their emotions.

Just like the profound realizations you have each night, they don't last until the next morning...

It's like you righteously uninstalling all software to resolutely draw a line between yourself and others.

Not long after, I was frantically searching for my buddy to send me an installation package, or I'd be dead!

cough cough...

My parents keep trying to become more open-minded, but they always lose their temper. Well, I can understand that!

Of course, there are also those who deliberately deceive children, saying things like, "This is how it happened..."

How to put it? In the eyes of a child who has only been in the world for a few years, you are the person he trusts most in the world, and his only support.