Transmigrated into a farmer's lucky charm, all the villains in the family panicked.

Yun Shengsheng had never seen a red umbrella before, and was a little curious, but also worried that what if these three little devils picked mushrooms randomly and put them in their mouths?

So I happily followed along.

As it turned out, she made the right choice by joining the group.

Deep in the back mountain, under a dead tree, a small patch of bright red mushrooms was growing. The caps were dotted with tiny white dots, and they looked incredibly beautiful in the setting sun.

[Red umbrella, white pole—isn't that the classic skin for lying flat after eating?!]

Yun Shengsheng shuddered and saw Linlang squat down and reach out to touch her.

She grabbed him by the back of his collar and pulled him back with such force that he almost fell over.

"Don't move!"

"This is poisonous, extremely poisonous. If you eat it, you will die, and there's no way to save you."

The three friends were all stunned.

Princess Yongjia looked down at the mushroom, then looked up at Yun Shengsheng. The words of doubt were about to roll onto her lips when she suddenly remembered that this girl was studying medicine and was being forced to identify medicinal herbs by that senior brother surnamed Song every day. If she said that something was forbidden to be touched, then it was probably true.

"Alright." Princess Yongjia pouted, then felt a little unwilling. "Then what are we going to play? We finally managed to sneak out!"

Linlang nodded, "Exactly! It's so boring at the villa!"

Mu Yu nodded, "It feels like there's nothing fun to do lately."

Yun Shengsheng thought to herself, "Those three Celestial Dragons are really ungrateful for their good fortune!"

In fact, Princess Yongjia, Linlang, and Muyu were also students under Mr. Wen's tutelage.

But Mr. Wen completely left them to their own devices, letting them learn only when they wanted to and not when they didn't.

Yan Shijin was in poor health, so he was more lenient with him. He would squat in a horse stance for fifteen minutes every day and then sit down to drink tea.

After all the calculations, the person who was the strictest in the entire mountaintop manor turned out to be Yun Shengsheng. Moreover, she wasn't even Mr. Yun's student; she was merely a companion.

Hey, she's just a study companion, yet she's even more demanding than these main characters. Is that reasonable?

Could it be that she'll be Yan Shijin's personal bodyguard in the future...?

While Princess Yongjia and the other two were still discussing how to play, Yun Shengsheng quietly took out a small bundle, put on the gloves given to her by her fifth senior brother, and began to carefully pick mushrooms.

Although these mushrooms are inedible, we can take them back and make poison with Fifth Brother!

If anyone dares to mess with her in the future, she'll just give them a bottle of medicine and make them lie on the floor!

"How about we go catch some more rabbits?" Mu Yu said.

Princess Yongjia shook her head immediately, "No, no, I already have ten rabbits in my yard, and their droppings smell awful. I don't want to keep them anymore."

Linlang's eyes suddenly lit up. "By the way, Princess, I heard from others that if you go further into the back mountain, there's a cliff there, and lots of wild ginseng grows nearby!"

"Shall we go see how ginseng grows?"

Of course, royalty and nobles had no shortage of wild ginseng; they could easily find several century-old ginseng roots by simply rummaging through their storerooms.

But children's curiosity has nothing to do with their status; they just want to see what it looks like when this thing grows out of the ground.

Princess Yongjia immediately nodded: "Okay, okay, let's go!"

Yun Shengsheng also wanted to go and see.

The four little radish heads continued to climb the mountain path...

Before they knew it, it was almost dark, and they hurriedly headed back.

When they reached the halfway point of the mountain, Yun Shengsheng suddenly stopped in her tracks.

She grabbed Princess Yongjia's sleeve and pulled the three of them behind a big tree, making a shushing gesture with her finger to her lips.

A blaze of fire lit up the ground at the foot of the mountain.

It wasn't the warm light of a campfire, but rather the flickering light of a torch.

Interspersed with the crisp sound of metal clashing, and the muffled groans and screams of people being slashed.

Yun Shengsheng, with her excellent eyesight, scanned the area and her heart skipped a beat.

She saw two groups of people fighting not far from them. She couldn't tell who was who, but there were at least a couple hundred of them. They were fighting fiercely with flashing swords.

Linlang turned pale with fright, reached out and tugged at Princess Yongjia's sleeve, her voice trembling, "Let's... let's go back quickly?"

Mu Yu nodded vigorously, like a chicken pecking at rice: "Yes, yes, it's safer to go back to the manor! Mr. Wen is there."

Princess Yongjia couldn't figure out what was going on below, but she was still relatively clear-headed.

No matter what the circumstances, if those kids were found, they would be sent to their deaths.

She nodded, and the four of them crouched down and tiptoed upstairs.

Before they had taken more than a few steps, the battle below suddenly changed direction, surging towards them at an extremely fast speed.

"Don't move! Don't move!" Yun Shengsheng grabbed the three people and said urgently in a low voice, "Hide first, don't make a sound, don't get hurt!"

The four people clung tightly to the back of the big tree, not daring to breathe.

The sounds of footsteps, clashing weapons, and shouts of battle grew closer and closer until they were almost right in front of us.

With a muffled thud, a man in black was slashed down with a knife, his body flying horizontally and crashing heavily less than three feet in front of them.

The person had already stopped breathing, but their eyes were still open.

The knife in his hand flew out and landed with a clang at Yun Shengsheng's feet.

The four children all shuddered.

Yun Shengsheng looked down at the knife at her feet, which was still trembling slightly. The blade was stained with blood and gleamed coldly in the moonlight.

Her heart was pounding so hard it felt like it was going to jump out of her throat.

[Oh my god, help! I've only been practicing the horse stance for a few months, I don't know anything else!]

[Oh right, I have poisonous mushrooms in my bag... Hey, the assassin won't just sit there with his mouth open waiting for me to feed him!]

What other options are there? Stop being so rigid, think of something quick...

Knowing that Yun Shengsheng had not yet returned and fearing that something might have happened to her, Yan Shijin, who had come out to search for her, suddenly stopped in her tracks.

Mo Ning asked anxiously, "What happened to Zhu Zi?"

Yan Shijin narrowed his eyes. "Let's go take a look over there."

Mo Ning was startled. "But it's very dangerous for our master. They've sent over a hundred people..."

"It's alright," Yan Shijin said, and flew over first.

As Yun Shengsheng was still racking her brains for a solution, she suddenly heard the sound of a gust of wind rushing past her head from behind.

The sound of clothes rustling in the wind was not just one.

The four little ones looked up abruptly and saw a white shadow sweep across their heads—it was Mr. Wen!

He was followed by more than a dozen men in black, each of them agile and swift, who charged into the battle with a few leaps and bounds among the treetops.

The moment Mr. Wen drew his long sword, the four children only saw a flash of silver light, followed by a scene of a group of men in black falling down in unison, a clean and swift movement that sent chills down their spines.

The black-clad guards behind Mr. Wen were all top-notch fighters, capable of taking on five opponents with ease. Once they joined the battle, the situation instantly reversed.

Yun Shengsheng's fingers gripped the tree bark tightly, her eyes shining like light bulbs.

Wow, so handsome! Suddenly I think learning martial arts is really a good idea!

"Then why are you always thinking about skipping class?"

A clear, melodious voice suddenly rang in my ears.

Yun Shengsheng was taken aback and turned her head suspiciously...