These fairies want me to deal with them every day.

So will you regret it?

Wei Tu asked.

Su Mi shook her head, and then took off her clothes in front of the boy. Her movements were trembling, showing her nervousness.

Without hesitation, she made up her mind and did it. Besides, there was even less reason for her to give up on him.

I just did my best.

"I have no regrets, because I have found my reason for cultivating immortality."

"What is it?"

The boy seemed to be asking a question he already knew the answer to.

But the girl turned around and pressed herself against him.

Her gaze as she turned back was alluring, a youthful yet captivating charm.

"I want to cultivate immortality so that I can live a long time. If I live a long time, I can be with you for a long time. I want to be with you forever. No matter how this world changes, I want to go through all the ups and downs with you. I will live forever until I die with you. Not a single moment can be missed, because I'm afraid that if there's even the slightest mistake, we'll meet even later in our next life."

Wei Tu gently bent down and hugged her soft waist.

He knew perfectly well that this was the position that this girl had found most unacceptable in her past life and the present.

Because it would cause extreme shame, like some kind of animal...

But at this moment, she took the initiative to this extent because she wanted to make herself happy and wanted to have him.

They merged together completely, without the slightest gap.

The boy said softly.

"Now I realize that compared to you, junior sister, my sweet talk is too weak."

Su Mi let all the strands of hair down her back, letting them fall to one side of her face, and then turned her head.

She bit her thin lips.

"I'm not just saying sweet nothings, these are my true feelings... Ah... Senior Brother..." PS: I was fed three mouthfuls of shit last night, damn it... the Chinese national football team, the Azzurri, the Elephants, I'm speechless. My ten years of low blood pressure have gone straight to high blood pressure. It's too much for me to write something like this; I feel like the relationship between these two could be a whole romance novel on its own, so... please give me a monthly vote to console me~

19. It was hard to refuse such hospitality.

"Ah... Senior brother, I'm doomed."

Unfortunately, this statement wasn't uttered during any intense action, although similar remarks were made quite a few times in between.

For example, when you're about to die.

For example, it's all over.

However, these seemingly lifeless words still seem rather endearing in retrospect.

"What's wrong? Now you know what shame is?"

Wei Tu smiled as he held the girl in his arms and lay down on the bed, looking at her lifeless eyes against his chest.

Su Mi said helplessly, "It's been like this since daytime... I've been completely corrupted by my senior brother."

Wei Tu laughed out loud, "Since you're going to regret it now, why did you seduce me just now?"

Su Mi blushed and bit the boy's chest in annoyance.

"Wasn't it all because you wanted to make your senior brother happy? Now you're humiliating me... How despicable."

"Hahahaha... Dare to say that you, junior sister, don't like this kind of thing at all?"

"I don't like it at all~"

"Then I won't come next time."

"If you're not going to come, then don't come!"

"Then I'll find someone else."

"you dare!"

"Ha ha ha ha……"

Amidst the laughter and chatter, Wei Tu's expression suddenly changed, and then he patted the girl's shapely buttocks.

"Time to get up."

"Hmm? What's wrong?"

Su Mi asked, puzzled.

Wei Tu said calmly, "It's nothing, someone has come to greet us."

"meet?"

Su Mi didn't understand the meaning of those words, but she watched as Wei Tu started to get up and put on her clothes.

Su Mi hurriedly dressed herself, but couldn't manage to tie her hair properly.

Wei Tu took the comb and carefully combed the girl's hair, tying it up in a bun at the same time.

And just as Su Mi finished doing all this, before she even had a chance to say anything,

A series of footsteps approached their room quickly and densely.

The girl frowned instantly.

"Senior brother, who is it...?"

Wei Tu shook his head, but gave the other person a comforting smile.

"You'll find out soon enough."

then……

"boom!"

Suddenly, the door was kicked open.

Then a group of armored and helmeted soldiers, armed with weapons, rushed into the room.

"Not allowed to move!"

"Stop right there!"

Several soldiers shouted with great enthusiasm.

However, they found that the boy and girl in the room had completely calm expressions, seemingly unaffected by their intrusion.

They just sat there and watched calmly.

Wei Tu didn't speak, he just looked at them, until the leading soldier spoke.

"Why don't you stand up when you see an official?!"

They appeared very imposing and self-righteous.

Wei Tu looked at them with amusement. "You barged in for no reason. I'm already being lenient by not questioning your responsibility. Why are you asking me?"

One of the soldiers, angered by the arrogant attitude, roared in protest.

"This is the imperial capital of the Great Shang Dynasty! How dare you, a mere scoundrel, spout such nonsense?! Do you even know who you're talking to?!"

Wei Tu looked at him, his cold gaze seemingly able to pierce through his heart, instantly sending an indescribable chill down the soldier's spine.

"Do you even know who I am? How dare you talk to me like that?"

They truly didn't know; they were merely a group of soldiers following orders. They neither needed nor were qualified to know what those important figures were planning to do. All they needed to know was how to do it.

Now listen to what this excessively young teenager has to say.

Although it was somewhat outrageous, they were actually a little intimidated.

He seemed like some extraordinary person, but given his age... who could he be?

Just at this time.

"Your Excellency, Imperial Preceptor."

The voice came from behind the many soldiers, and a man with a cold expression appeared. He walked through the crowd and came to Wei Tu, bowing in greeting.

He appeared extremely respectful and courteous, but Wei Tu didn't see any of that in his eyes.

I watched him quietly as he drank.

"This is the Grand Preceptor of our Great Shang Dynasty! Why aren't you kneeling and paying homage?!"

The soldiers were stunned. They hadn't expected that such a large group of people would come to cause trouble for a national advisor.

Why are so many people coming?

They wouldn't understand, but they could only kneel down immediately and say in unison.

"Greetings, Imperial Preceptor!"

Wei Tu ignored the others and instead looked at the man.

"They're all kneeling, and you're still standing. Looks like you're superior."

The man looked up, smiled, and calmly looked at the boy.

"Reporting to the Imperial Preceptor, I am..."

Are you taller than me?

Wei Tu asked, interrupting what he was about to say.

The man's expression stiffened, then he shook his head, "Naturally, I'm not as good as the Imperial Advisor..."

"Then why don't you kneel?"

"..." The man glanced at Wei Tu and noticed that the boy was also looking at him.

The boy's gaze wasn't arrogant or haughty; it was calm, yet penetrating, as if he could see right through my thoughts. The pressure he exerted wasn't like that of the powerful and wealthy I'd ever met, but rather like the sky itself, slowly and relentlessly crushing down on me.

It was almost irresistible to him.

This feeling of suffocation is more overwhelming than saying anything...