Spiritual energy resurgence? My former empress wife has also revived!

Qin Shishi and Jiang Churou walked into the house, braving the wind and snow.

The two were wearing nice down jackets and holding umbrellas.

The cuffs of the down jacket were still covered with snowflakes.

As soon as they entered the house, a gust of cold wind hit them. The two girls shook their umbrellas outside the door and hung them on the rack by the door.

Then she took off her shoes, and her little feet, clad in cotton socks, stepped into the house in slippers.

As soon as she arrived at the spacious living room on the first floor, Qin Shishi's excited gaze immediately fell upon Wang Shu.

Jiang Churou respectfully bowed to Qin Zijun and Lou Guanxue, saying, "Churou greets Grandmaster and Master."

Her posture was standard and had a classical charm.

Wang Shu looked at Qin Shishi with a puzzled expression, wondering why the girl was so excited.

Then she discovered that the girl who had arrived looked very much like her young master.

In the past, during the Chu Kingdom, Qin Zijun and Qin Laoye did not actually look very alike.

If it weren't for the fact that Taoist magic could prove they shared the same bloodline, people would doubt that Qin Zijun was not Master Qin's child.

Through countless reincarnations, Qin Zijun's appearance has never changed, and his relatives throughout the myriad lifetimes are not actually related.

His only relative is in modern times.

Qin Zijun had previously told Wang Shu that he was not reincarnated into the modern world, but rather traveled from the modern world to the cultivation world, and had simply returned.

Upon seeing Qin Shishi, who bore a striking resemblance to Qin Zijun, Wang Shu immediately guessed that this was the young master's true relative!

Qin Zijun introduced Wang Shu, "This is my eldest niece, Qin Shishi."

"It's my sister!" Qin Shishi argued firmly, unwilling to be outdone.

Qin Zijun thought to herself, "You're a super senior too?"

Lou Guanxue, who was standing next to Qin Zijun, turned her head away guiltily.

She used to call her Sister Jiang.

Qin Shishi was lively and cheerful, and she sweetly called out "Sister Jiang" and "Sister Lou".

Jiang Zhi and Lou Guanxue, also fond of Qin Zijun, their lovable "younger sister," responded to her with smiles.

The sheer number of connections she has is something that ordinary cultivators can't compare to.

"Shishi has always wanted to see you."

As Qin Zijun spoke, Qin Shishi excitedly ran up to Wang Shu and exclaimed, "Wow, Sister Wang Shu, you're so beautiful!"

Upon seeing Wang Shu's exquisite and beautiful face, a beauty beyond words, even Qin Shishi, a girl, was captivated and mesmerized.

But she knew how to share her affections equally, so she quickly said, "Sister Jiang and Sister Lou are beautiful too."

Wang Shu also felt affection for Qin Shishi, her "younger sister" who looked somewhat like Qin Zijun, especially since the other party admired her so much.

Before long, the two became familiar with each other and started calling each other "Sister Wangshu" and "Shishi".

Although, according to their relationship, she, as a maid, should address her as "Miss".

But Wang Shu was, after all, an ancient moon goddess and a powerful being of the Taiqing Realm. She couldn't bring herself to call a young girl who had just begun her cultivation "Miss."

Unless Qin Zijun asks her to.

But Qin Zijun would not humiliate her self-esteem and would protect Wang Shu's self-esteem, so of course she would not make such an unreasonable request.

"Sister Wangshu, my brother has always praised your cooking. He talks about you every day and is just waiting for you to come back to him."

Qin Shishi chattered away with Wang Shu.

Wang Shu couldn't stop smiling.

So, young master, you were really looking forward to my arrival?

He still talks about me every day!

She immediately said, "Today I'll let you taste my cooking."

Immediately afterwards, she said to Qin Zijun, "Young Master, in the ten thousand years since you left, I have not neglected my culinary skills, but have been constantly researching them."

If culinary skills had levels, Wang Shu felt that the mere Taiqing Realm was insufficient to describe her own abilities.

She has become an immortal!

Wang Shu is usually timid and habitually avoids problems.

But when it comes to his culinary skills and other expertise, his confidence truly shines.

Even if the sun goddess came, she wouldn't be as radiant as she is now!

Qin Zijun was filled with anticipation: "Oh? I'll really be looking forward to it."

He has countless lifetimes, but perhaps his talent is limited. In these miscellaneous areas, even his countless lifetimes of cultivation cannot compare to Wang Shu's one lifetime of cultivation.

Qin Zijun's expectations became Wang Shu's greatest motivation.

She volunteered, "Where's the nearest market? I'll go buy groceries."

"When I came here, I saw some spiritual vegetables growing in the yard, but there were too few varieties, and some of them were not yet ripe, so it wasn't enough."

At this moment, Miss Jiang spoke up: "The quality of the vegetables at the market is still a bit lacking. Here's a phone number for you. Just call me if you need anything in the future."

"The world's best seasonings, vegetables, and meats will be delivered here by special plane as soon as possible."

The Empress's calm words were like a wealthy young lady telling a cleaning lady who had just come from the countryside to work in the wealthy family: "Forget about your market-going ideas. I'll teach you the real way of life in a wealthy family!"

Absolutely domineering!

Wang Shu was stunned.

Qin Zijun said, "The kitchen has a full range of seasonings, and there are plenty of vegetables and meat in the refrigerator. Wang Shu, you don't need to go grocery shopping. Just use what's in the refrigerator."

"You might not know how to use modern kitchen utensils, so you can learn how to use them first."

Wang Shu confidently stated, "Cooking requires precise control of the heat, which I achieve using magic."

Qin Zijun wouldn't argue with Wang Shu about cooking skills; he would trust the advice of a true expert: "Then be careful not to let the fire get too high and burn the pot."

Wang Shu reached out and grabbed a pot from the air.

Qin Zijun took one look and exclaimed, "Wow, this pot is a magic weapon!"

Wang Shu said smugly, "In this reincarnation, my supreme Dao soldiers have disappeared for some reason, but these pots and pans are still with me."

"This pot was crafted by me in the Moon Palace, and it's perfect for cooking with magic."

Qin Zijun was speechless.

People usually put gold, silver and jewelry as burial goods in their coffins after they die.

Those powerful beings would even bury their cultivation techniques, jade slips, and various powerful magical treasures with them.

You've got some good stuff, so you're burying pots and pans with your family, huh?

If someone were to rob your tomb and open the coffin to find this stuff inside the coffin of someone at the Taiqing Realm, they would probably die of anger on the spot.

Wang Shu found the various vegetables and meats she needed in the refrigerator.

She wasn't surprised by the refrigerator either.

Although mortals in the Immortal Realm don't have many refrigeration methods, it's still very easy for cultivators to refrigerate things.

Lou Guanxue personally showed Wang Shu around the villa.

Qin Shishi and Jiang Churou accompanied them.

One wanted to chat more with Wang Shu, and the other wanted to receive guidance on swordsmanship from his master.

The living room fell silent, leaving only Qin Zijun and Miss Jiang.

"It's noisy and bustling, but it feels more like home."

"Miss Jiang said softly."

She was born and raised in the deep palace, but she also experienced a lifetime of loneliness within it.

She didn't actually like the deep palace.

She preferred the young monk to accompany her, traveling all over the north and south of the Great Yan, living in the wilderness, in deserted dilapidated temples, in inns, and in their little courtyard.

That's the taste of home that Miss Jiang likes.

She stood up, walked to Qin Zijun's side and sat down, removing her heavy veil to reveal her stunningly beautiful face.

Qin Zijun grasped her soft hand: "It's a pity for Miss Jiang."

"By saying that, it makes it seem like we're becoming distant."

Miss Jiang glanced at the noisy group on the other side of the villa and whispered, "Little monk, do you think I'll be jealous and unhappy because you have too many women around you now?"

"I'm not that kind of jealous woman, I won't care."

"I will continue to be a good older sister to them and protect them."

Qin Zijun chuckled inwardly.

You still say you don't care? Everyone knows what you're really thinking.

Neither of them said much about it, nor was there any need to.

One is an ancient being who has lived through countless generations and over a million years.

One was the Empress Taiqing, who lived for over ten thousand years.

They are all magnanimous and have a commanding presence, and they won't let trivial matters of love and romance cause them unnecessary worry.

Miss Jiang said softly, "Little monk, come with me to see someone."

Qin Zijun's heart skipped a beat: "That reincarnated being from the Dharma-ending Age?"

"Yes, he is a Confucian Taiqing Sage, and also the last known Taiqing Realm cultivator in the Immortal Dao era."

Miss Jiang's expression turned serious: "His name is Zhu Bailu, and he's in the capital right now."

"I was worried that he wouldn't tell us everything he knew about the end times and that he would be hiding something."

"But with you, the first sage of Confucianism, here, he will surely speak frankly and without reservation."

Qin Zijun also has a strong interest in the Dharma-ending Age.

He has been reincarnated ten thousand times, but he has never been reincarnated into the Dharma-ending Age.

"Alright, I'll go with you, Miss Jiang."

"Although the Great Dao is currently in chaos, it is impossible to calculate the secrets of Heaven."

"But I still have a connection with the divine, which may be related to the 'end of the Tao'."