The daily life of a max-level immortal cultivator

Chapter 7: Embarrassingly, a 3-bedroom, 1-living room apartment was discovered.

"Who? Come out!"

Liu Xingxing's gaze immediately turned icy, and she shouted loudly.

Not even realizing a stranger had entered the room—that's truly unsettling.

The aura in the shadows seemed to stir, and then emerged, finally allowing Liu Xingxing to see what this "person" looked like.

Her unconventional burgundy hair was almost waist-length, and despite it being the middle of summer, she wore a fur coat without a care for the heat. She also didn't wear her clothes properly, opting for a slit that went all the way up to her stomach.

He's quite handsome, with a wild beauty, but he also has a demonic air about him, and those tall, hairy ears further confirm that he is indeed a demon.

Liu Xingxing paused for a moment, as if she had figured something out: "Oh~ it's puppetry, I see."

No wonder the snake's aura was so weak during the day. But it was an inanimate object that had been given life. When the demon cultivator fought with those disciples of the Twilight Cang Sect, it was in human form. It was impossible to tell what its true form was just by its aura, so we could only assume it was that snake.

How did he manage to hide it? Even Liu Xingxing was fooled.

Am I really that useless?

Although this is Liu Jun's body.

Liu Xingxing was filled with self-doubt.

Chi Wu thought his appearance would at least surprise the woman, but to his surprise, she calmly sat down and even poured herself a cup of tea!

Liu Xingxing also poured a cup of tea for the demon cultivator: "Aren't you tired of standing? Sit down."

Chi Wu looked at her suspiciously for a long time before tentatively sitting down, but his eyes remained fixed on her cautiously.

Liu Xingxing laughed and said, "Don't worry, as long as you don't do anything bad, it doesn't matter to me whether you're human or demon."

Liu Jun used to think so too.

Disliking the smell of demons and disliking demons are two different things. Besides, judging from the guy in front of me, he doesn't seem to be a bloodthirsty demon cultivator. There's no blood smell on him except for his own.

Liu Xingxing took a sip of tea and then pushed the remaining cup of tea toward him.

To be honest, Liu Jun and she were not that different in temperament, and their views on many things were similar. It was just that Liu Jun was colder and less able to express his emotions. He did nothing but cultivate.

Chi Wu glanced at the tea but didn't take it. Instead, he looked at her and said in an ambiguous tone, "You human cultivators are used to lying."

Liu Xingxing was surprised that this demon cultivator, who looked quite wild, had a rather soft voice, which didn't quite match his appearance.

"That's not important. I just want to know how you hid yourself. I didn't notice anything at all."

Liu Xingxing was quite curious about this.

Chi Wu grumbled in dissatisfaction, "You still found out, didn't you?"

This sounds more like a child throwing a tantrum.

Liu Xingxing chuckled: "Pfft, that's true. But you hid yourself so well during the day, why didn't you find a chance to leave? Why are you still here?"

Chi Wu remained silent. Liu Xingxing had already smelled the blood on him, so he must have been injured and couldn't walk.

Why did you fight those people from earlier in the day?

Liu Xingxing couldn't help others without a clear understanding of their situation, especially demon cultivators. Humans have good and evil, but demons and monsters have even more evil. This isn't prejudice; it's just that their desires are greater, more obvious, and they don't suppress them.

Chi Wu's emotions fluctuated even more: "I used to live by mountain spirits and wild rabbits, but they wanted to take me in without any explanation. What's worse, they wanted to force me into a contract and make me their subordinate!"

It seems that "they" refers to more than just the few people from the daytime.

When he went down the mountain to train, he would either capture demons and monsters he encountered or kill them if they didn't go his way. In the Yuanzhou Continent, strength has always been the most important thing. Liu Xingxing couldn't care less about the laws of heaven and earth. He could only help those who caught his eye.

After all, they had already retreated to their own room, and this demon cultivator did not actually possess any bloodlust. She could say she had been too soft-hearted for a moment.

Liu Xingxing reached out her hand: "Where are you hurt? Let me see."

Chi Wu immediately stood up and moved away, seemingly with some disgust, saying, "I don't need you to manage this. I will leave tomorrow!"

Liu Xingxing's rebellious nature instantly surfaced: "Tsk, children should be obedient."

"Certainly!"

Taking advantage of his inattention, Liu Xingxing directly cast a spell to freeze the demon cultivator.

Chi Wu was immediately unable to move, his eyes fixed angrily on Liu Xingxing's every move, as if he were about to die together with her at any moment.

"Who told you to disobey me?"

Liu Xingxing placed two fingers together between his eyebrows, focusing intently on sensing what injuries he had sustained. After lowering her hand and gaining a general understanding, she searched through her mental space and found the corresponding elixir, which she then retrieved.

Chi Wu stared intently at her: "What are you going to do?"

Liu Xingxing directly took the pill and fed it to him: "Nothing, just to heal your injuries. Here, eat it."

Chi Wu strongly resisted: "No, who knows if it's some kind of poison!"

Liu Xingxing's rebellious streak resurfaced, and she shoved the medicine into his mouth, saying fiercely, "Are you going to take it or not!"

She refused to believe that anyone would refuse the pills she, Liu Jun, had given away.

This demon cultivator really doesn't know what's good for him.

Chi Wu kept his mouth tightly shut, refusing to eat. Liu Xingxing did the same. It was just a small matter, but for some reason, she felt as if she had never been treated like this before, as if she were possessed, and her rebellious spirit kept rising.

Liu Jun gritted her teeth and said, "Are you going to eat or not!"

But Chi Wu still refused to speak.

Liu Jun narrowed his eyes, dislocated his jaw, forced the pill down his throat, and then snapped his jaw back into place.

After performing the entire procedure, Liu Xingxing was as skilled as if she had done it countless times before.

After going through the whole process, Liu Xingxing's slightly muddled mind finally cleared up, and she stared at her own sinful hand in disbelief.

"Holy crap, what happened?!"

Liu Xingxing was completely bewildered. She had no memory of ever dislocating someone's jaw and forcibly feeding them medicine like this! Why did she do it so smoothly just now?!

It took Liu Xingxing a while to come to her senses. She found that the demon was staring at her angrily, his expression accusing her of the violence he had just committed.

Liu Xingxing swallowed awkwardly to hide her embarrassment and forced herself to calm down.

"untie."

Once the order was lifted, Chi Wu immediately flew away from the woman.

Liu Xingxing rummaged through her sea of ​​consciousness and took out another bottle of pills, then tossed the medicine into his hand.

He raised his voice two octaves to hide his embarrassment: "Take the medicine and get out of here, and never show your face in front of me again!"

She shouldn't have been so soft-hearted; she's become obsessed with herself.

"Who wants things repaired by humans?!"

Chi Wu was furious and wanted to throw away what he was holding immediately.

Liu Xingxing gave him a cold look: "You'd better take the medicine away. If you want to throw it away, take it somewhere I can't see you. If you throw it away now, I don't know what I might do next!"

"Get out of here!"

Liu Xingxing vaguely felt that she was about to lose her temper again. She tightened her grip on the corner of the table, and the corner of the table instantly cracked.

Chi Wu glanced at her with an inscrutable expression, then darted through the window and into the darkness.

After everyone left, Liu Xingxing sat down, leaning on the table. She covered her eyes with one hand to calm herself down, and cleared her mind for an hour. Finally, she calmed down completely and began to reflect on why she had suddenly become obsessed.

Could it be that he was affected by the lingering inner demons within Liu Jun's body?

But she didn't feel anything unusual about her body.

Then why?

Liu Xingxing reviewed the scene from earlier and seemed to have vaguely grasped some clues.

As the demon cultivator continued to resist, Liu Jun's body began to act strangely, and his mind started to become muddled.

Why is Liu Jun so obsessed with this scene or this reaction?

His birth chart was normal, and his life trajectory was normal, but he had cultivated for over five thousand years without ascending to immortality, nor had he died naturally or in a battle...

The description of Liu Jun in the novel exists only in people's mouths, and Liu Xingxing knows very little about him. Based on her years of experience reading novels, she believes there might be some big secret in this story.

"Forget it, it's too much of a headache to think about it. Anyway, Liu Jun is strong enough, and I won't come up with anything by just thinking about it."

Every problem has its own solution, and the solution to this problem is probably not right now; there's no point in thinking about it any further.

Once she understood, Liu Xingxing quickly forgot about those unpleasant things.

She didn't come to Sunset City for trouble; she came to witness the beast tide.

Liu Xingxing also extended her room usage rights for another six months, since she wasn't sure when the beast tide would arrive, so she settled down in Sunset City for the time being.

Since that troublesome day, everything around Liu Xingxing has been peaceful and quiet, with nothing of noteworthy happening again.

Liu Xingxing had some free time again, so she went out every day to see what interesting things were happening. Two months passed in the blink of an eye.