The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 160 Talent Also Has Different Levels
Yun Ran, who had initially been uninterested, immediately stepped aside when she heard that there was Nine Yang Grass, and a smile spread across her face.

"Don't talk about borrowing. We're family, we've been through thick and thin together. What's mine is yours!"

As he spoke, he invited the blind Taoist priest in.

Blind Taoist Priest: ...

He's not really blind, okay? Yun Ran's smile is exactly the same as the wolf in sheep's clothing.

"Is there something you haven't said yet?"

Yunran looked up in confusion: "Huh?"

"Heh, you say, what's yours is mine, but there's another part to that, isn't there? That is, what's mine is also yours. You're eyeing the Nine Yang Grass!"

The blind Taoist priest was quite certain of this: Yun Ran may look young, but she's incredibly cunning!
Yunran didn't like hearing that: "How can you say I'm after the Nine Yang Grass? This is called a win-win cooperation."

"No, I have a great use for the Nine Yang Grass. At worst, I'll let you know when I have news about it again. Just tell me, will you lend me the money or not?"

Yunran hadn't reacted yet, but the ginseng fruit couldn't hold back any longer.

[No, host, this isn't borrowing money, it's outright robbery! We need to teach him a lesson!]

If the blind Taoist priest was only hoarding treasures, Yunran would definitely try to coerce or entice him to give up some of them.

However, if the other party is of great use, she has no interest in trying to win them over; she is magnanimous enough to help others achieve their goals.

"Okay, you can have it!"

As she spoke, Yun Ran took out the Supreme Black Card that Xie Xuzhi had given her earlier and handed it to the blind Taoist priest.

The blind Taoist priest originally thought he would have to say something conciliatory to get Yun Ran to agree, but to his surprise, Yun Ran lent it to him just like that.

Suddenly, I realized that this girl's grip was too loose.

If you can borrow money from just anyone and don't guard against people at all, won't you be easily scammed in the future?

"You lent it to me so easily?"

"if not?"

The blind Taoist priest was speechless. He was the one who asked for the money, and now that the money had been lent to him, he was complaining.

At that moment, the blind Taoist priest felt that he was no different from those gossipy women who liked crickets.

"Besides the Nine Yang Grass, there are other rare and precious materials up for auction this time. Come with me; we might be able to buy what you need."

There must be many people eyeing the Nine Yang Grass. If someone wants to get it without working for it and just snatches it after bidding, things could get messy.

He felt that if he invited Yunran along, it would be like having double insurance.

Yunran had no idea that in the eyes of the blind Taoist priest, she was such a reliable person.

At this moment, her attention was drawn to something else: Principal Du's assistant had called not long ago to ask when she would return to school.

Yunran's entire body was resisting, but she just hadn't found a suitable excuse yet.

Now, a ready-made interface has been delivered right to our doorstep.

"Okay, I'll go with you!"

The two hit it off immediately and quickly finalized the trip to Japan.

By the time Gu Yuan found out, Yun Ran had already obtained all the necessary documents.

Looking at Yun Ran, who was lively and full of energy, Gu Yuan realized for the first time what it meant that talent was also divided into different levels. If it were anyone else, trapped in the Ghost Realm, they would at least be bedridden at home for ten days or half a month, if not lose half their life.

He was able to forcibly dispel the pure Yin energy of the ghost realm because of the merits Yun Ran had bestowed upon him.

It was only after his grandfather brought out the family's most treasured magical artifact that he appeared to be alright.

But Yunran, after having a good meal and sleeping for two days, was perfectly fine.

I'm definitely happy, but I'm also genuinely jealous. Yun Ran was clearly born for the Xuanmen (Taoist sect), there's no comparison~~~
"There are families in Japan who are skilled in evil magic. You must be careful when you go there!"

Gu Yuan wasn't worried about Yun Ran being harmed; he was just worried that Yun Ran was too young and would be easily taken advantage of.

He then took out a seemingly inconspicuous card and handed it to Yunran: "Grandpa asked me to send you some rare and precious herbs before, but now I think it might be more useful to give you money."

Yunran accepted these tokens of gratitude without hesitation, even feeling that the more the better, so she readily accepted them without any politeness.

"Then I won't be polite."

The day of departure finally arrived.

When Yunran arrived at the airport, she saw that the blind Taoist priest had regained his youthful appearance, with sunglasses on his eyes and a trendy look all over.

The blind Taoist priest walked up to Yun Ran and spun her around, asking, "How about it? Trendy, isn't it?"

Yunran was still wearing her favorite work clothes. She glanced at the blind Taoist priest again, and the stark contrast made Yunran look like a little follower.

Yun Ran only carried a backpack, and compared to the blind Taoist priest, she didn't look like a sophisticated girl going on a long trip at all.

Especially when I saw the several large boxes behind the blind Taoist priest, a strange feeling welled up in my heart.

Yun Ran looked the blind Taoist priest up and down: "You don't mean to expect me, your creditor, to help you with all this luggage, do you?"

The blind Taoist priest hadn't originally planned to do this, but after seeing that Yun Ran's hands were empty, he thought the suggestion was excellent.

He quickly shoved one of the smaller boxes into Yunran's hands: "Don't worry, this box is of excellent quality and it's electric. If you get tired of walking, you can ride on it."

Yunran: ...

Damn! Her frugal lifestyle in the past has held her back. She had no idea that the outside world had developed like this.

The suitcase is electric, so it doesn't need to be carried and can move on its own. If anyone gets tired, they can even sit on it.

Yun Ran felt a pang of sadness, but the ginseng fruit quickly comforted her: "Host, this is nothing. In my world, people can wear mechs and fly through the air and disappear into the earth..."

"Thank you, but you'd better shut up!"

Before she transmigrated into the book, although she wasn't exactly poor, the preciousness of natural resources was unbearable. Every penny she earned had to be saved to buy various materials, so she had no spare money to show off.

Now that she's transmigrated into a book, although the original owner lived in a wealthy circle, she wasn't favored, her own mother betrayed her, and with her overflowing pride and maxed-out buffs, she was practically a pauper among the wealthy.

Neither she herself nor the original owner's memories had ever experienced such reckless spending; now she seemed like a country bumpkin.

"You are my lover, as enchanting as a rose..."

The suitcase that had been pushed next to Yunran suddenly started playing music, and the blind Taoist priest's face immediately turned red.

The fact that many people around him were looking over made him feel even more ashamed.

Who would have thought that he, who looks so young, would have such a fondness for this type of song?

(End of this chapter)