Nezuko lowered her head and handed him the bowl of red bean porridge. As the girl handed him the bowl, Su Mu saw her small face as she looked up.

Her delicate face was frighteningly rosy, as if it could even bleed.

Su Mu, holding his bowl, watched this scene, hesitating for a moment before deciding it was necessary to explain: "Actually, what I just did... how should I put it, you don't need to think of me as so bad. I'm actually not that terrible to a little girl..."

He explained to Nezuko, but Nezuko didn't get the feeling he was getting at it.

feel

It's a lesson.

Correct

He must be lecturing her, blaming himself for his overreaction.

At this moment, Nezuko felt quite wronged. She unconsciously bit her lip and didn't dare to refute Su Mu. She just kept nodding and saying, "Sir...you're right, you're right."

They're not even married yet, and they're already starting to educate themselves. Once they're married, who knows how many rules will be waiting for them?

"Did you understand?"

After he finished speaking, Su Mu looked at Nezuko with a questioning tone.

"I've finished listening."

"Do you understand now?"

"Okay... I think I understand a little bit."

Nezuko was completely confused and didn't understand at all, but she didn't dare to ask. She felt that asking would make the other person angry, and she was terrified if they got angry.

Seeing Nezuko looking a little confused, Su Mu scratched his head, feeling like he had wasted his breath. So, he could only continue eating his red bean porridge in frustration.

Sometimes talking to girls can be really troublesome. Sometimes, I really don't know what kind of nonsense is going on in a girl's head.

The room suddenly became quiet, with only the sound of Su Mu drinking red bean porridge. Nezuko stood to the side, her head slightly lowered, her hands naturally placed on her lower abdomen, like a wronged little wife.

After eating two bowls of red bean porridge and feeling that he was almost done, he saw Nezuko still standing to the side with her head slightly lowered and was speechless for a moment: "Go outside and show me the sword technique you've been practicing."

Different breathing techniques paired with different sword shapes allow one to unleash their power to varying degrees, and may even amplify it.

For example, the 'Breathing of the Sun' has thirteen sword forms, and each sword form can unleash extremely powerful force once it is unleashed.

"it is good."

Nezuko quickly put away the bowl and chopsticks and placed them aside, then followed Su Mu out the door.

Upon arriving at the courtyard, Su Mu handed his Nichirin Blade to Nezuko.

The girl, holding her Nichirin Blade, came to the center of the open space. She first glanced at Su Mu with a blush, then lowered her head slightly and whispered, "I'm going to begin."

"Let's begin."

Just as Nezuko had mastered her breathing perfectly, she also made rapid progress in sword techniques, which impressed Su Mu.

While Nezuko was demonstrating her Nichirin Blade in the courtyard, Kamado Aoi, in the room, opened a crack in the window and watched everything.

She first looked at her daughter. Practicing swordsmanship was obviously a strenuous activity, and soon beads of sweat began to appear on her daughter's forehead.

This made Kamado Aoi somewhat worried, but seeing that her daughter didn't show any signs of fatigue or pain while practicing swordsmanship, but rather mostly seemed happy, Kamado Aoi felt a little relieved.

In fact, over this period of time, Kamado Aoi has also noticed some changes in her daughter Nezuko. From being afraid of her husband at the beginning, she seems to be less afraid. From not mentioning her husband much at the beginning, and having a lot of dislike when mentioning him, she seems to no longer dislike him.

Moreover, without her realizing it, her daughter started talking more and more about her husband, and even gradually began to ask her to learn things, such as how to sew clothes and how to do housework...

She seems to be preparing to be a good wife.

Thinking back to the beginning, a family was forced to submit to evil spirits.

During those nights, whenever she thought of her daughter Nezuko offering herself to the demon, she could hardly stop crying. But as she got to know her husband, the demon, she found that he was not as ferocious as she had initially seen. He was almost completely different from what she had imagined.

Moreover, with the arrival of her husband, the Kamado family's life underwent almost earth-shattering changes. She no longer had to worry about the daily necessities of tomorrow, and the children no longer had to live under a gloomy and oppressive atmosphere. They slowly began to smile again, and life started to get better, even better than when her husband was still alive.

Gradually, she discovered that apart from his dispensable identity as a ghost, the man was perfect in every way. At least, in Kamado Aoi's eyes, he was an outstanding man and an excellent candidate for husband.

At least, among all the men I've met in the past, none can compare to him, not only in his tall stature and handsome appearance, but also in his personality and the way he treats women differently here. I always feel that I receive more respect and am not treated as superior.

At this point, the initial reservations disappeared, and they even felt that it wasn't so bad for their daughter to marry a ghost.

After all, the man is very gentle, and it seems that the daughter doesn't dislike him. If they get together, their future life should be good. Judging from the man's personality, he should be very protective and caring towards the daughter.

That's enough for me.

Compared to her past self, Kamado Aoi felt her daughter was actually quite lucky. She just didn't know what the future held, or if her husband would maintain this personality. After all, people always change…

Unconsciously, Kamado Aoi's gaze shifted from her daughter Nezuko to her husband. As if sensing something, Su Mu turned around, and their eyes met through the crack in the window. Kamado Aoi was startled and hurriedly closed the last crack in the window.

Su Mu looked at the closed window and heard the somewhat disordered 'tap tap' of footsteps. He then turned his head and focused his gaze on Nezuko.

Nezuko is extremely skilled in both the 'Sun Breathing' and 'Water Breathing' sword techniques.

If there's one thing lacking...

Perhaps it lacks some of its sharpness and menacing aura.

After all, it's understandable that he has never actually used a Nichirin Blade to slay a demon.

"Stop."

Su Mu said something.

"call……"

Nezuko exhaled slightly, stopped, and walked over to Su Mu, handing back the Nichirin Blade.

"very nice."

Su Mu praised it.

The girl had her head down, but the corners of her mouth were slightly upturned, indicating that she was in a good mood.

Su Mu looked up at the dark sky and continued, "It's getting late, you should get some rest."

"Ah."

Nezuko nodded.

Su Mu didn't say anything, turned around and walked towards his room. At this moment, the door was already open, and Kanao's pretty figure was standing in the doorway.

Su Mu entered the room.

Kanao paused at the door for a moment, her pinkish-purple eyes falling on Nezuko, just as Nezuko looked up.

When Nezuko's eyes met Kanao's, she couldn't help but take a step back, remembering the fear of being dominated by the girl before. But immediately, she felt her weakness and mustered up the courage to meet Kanao's pink eyes.

Kanao paused slightly, somewhat surprised that Nezuko, whom she had beaten so badly she could barely retaliate and was almost in tears, still dared to look her in the eye.

Kanao gazed quietly at Nezuko with her pinkish-purple eyes for a moment, then reached out to Nezuko and made a gesture as if she were gently wiping her own neck.

Nezuko's face turned pale with fright, and she immediately lowered her head. When she finally mustered up the courage to raise her head, Kanao had already entered the house and closed the door.

"I'm so angry!"

Looking at the closed door and thinking about her cowardly act of being frightened again, Nezuko stomped her feet in anger.

Chapter 159 Genya Shinazugawa

In the early morning, the fog on Mount Sagiri was thick. In the misty fog, Urokodaki Sakonji got up early. Compared to usual, the old man was obviously more energetic. After tidying himself up a bit, he put on the tengu mask and went down the mountain.

Upon reaching the foot of the mountain, the 'hermit' was already waiting. In addition to the 'hermit', there were more than twenty children, most of whom looked to be in very good physical condition.

“Sir, these children are here to learn how to hunt ghosts from you.”

The hermit stepped forward, speaking respectfully. After so long, it was truly rare to see Senior Urokodaki finally teaching newcomers again.

As the 'Hermit' spoke, all the boys present turned their gazes toward him, especially when they saw the old man wearing a rather fierce-looking tengu mask. They all appeared somewhat nervous, except for one boy who looked rather frail.

Compared to other boys and girls who appear physically strong, the girl...

The boy was noticeably thin.

Although he was wearing clothes to cover it up, it was obvious that he didn't have much muscle.

However, unlike the other strong children who looked at their Tengu masks with tension, this child showed no fear; one could sense the composure and determination in the boy's eyes.

The boy had a black rooster-like hairstyle and a scar on his right cheek that extended to his nose, suggesting the danger he had faced when the scar was created.

Urokodaki Sakonji's gaze fell on the child almost immediately.

Learning 'Sun Breathing' requires extremely high physical fitness, but even so, it is not easy to learn. This obviously weak boy does not meet the requirements.

"Was this child also sent here?"

Urokodaki Sakonji questioned the 'hermit' beside him.

He used a hawk to deliver a message to his lord, but he mentioned requirements, especially high physical fitness.

Urokodaki Sakonji hopes to help Su Mu train a group of swordsmen who practice the 'Breathing of the Sun' technique, as he has been slacking off for too long.

As a 'pillar', although he practices 'Water Breathing', he can also feel the turbulence of 'Sun Breathing'. Without a strong physique, it is almost impossible to withstand the damage caused by this turbulent 'breathing'.

"We met him on the road. I don't know how he overheard that we were taking people to learn how to hunt ghosts, so he followed us all the way and we couldn't shake him off no matter what we did."

The hermit explained in a low voice from the side.

After listening, Urokodaki Sakonji turned his gaze back to the boy, who unconsciously puffed out his chest, which had almost no muscles. Compared to the others, his body looked too thin.

Seeing this, Urokodaki Sakonji sighed, but still stepped forward.

"What's your name?"

"Genya Shinazugawa".

The boy raised his head.

"I'm sorry, child, you don't meet the requirements."

Shinazugawa Genya stood there, somewhat bewildered.

"Leave, child."

Urokodaki Sakonji reached out and patted the boy on the shoulder, then went to call the others to follow and go up the mountain together.

Seeing this, Shinazugawa Genya gritted his teeth and followed behind without saying a word.

Urokodaki Sakonji tried to persuade him several times, but it was clearly ineffective.

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