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

Chapter 162: The little animals subtly implied that I was a poor person.
Within minutes, security arrived, clearly indicating that someone had secretly summoned them, which made the parties involved somewhat embarrassed.

After figuring out what had happened, the security guards breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, it was just a false alarm, and nothing serious had occurred. All was well!

Seeing that the money had arrived in her account, Yunran said to the man meaningfully, "In the future, don't put accessories of unknown origin on the child."

Its uselessness is secondary; the real fear is that some people harbor malicious intentions. If this accessory becomes tainted by something unclean, it could be fatal!

As she spoke, Yunran clenched her fist in the air. The evil spirit that had been so arrogant just moments before, subtly threatening Yunran and the blind Taoist priest not to meddle, vanished without a trace.

Without the shackles of the evil spirit, the little boy felt much more comfortable, and his body no longer experienced those intermittent throbbing pains.

He knew his health was poor, and every time he had an attack, his mother would hide and cry, so he sensibly endured it.

Although he was young, he wasn't stupid. He roughly understood that it was the pretty young lady in front of him who relieved his pain.

A smile appeared on her sickly face, her voice still weak and feeble: "Sister, thank you, sister~"

Yun Ran nodded. She was an honest and trustworthy master. As long as she could help someone, she would make sure that the person had no worries after receiving payment.

Then, he drew a talisman of vital energy from a distance and sent it into the little boy's body. With the protection of this talisman, the child would be able to jump around again in a month at most.

At that moment, the announcement came over the loudspeaker that it was time for Yunran and her group to board their flight.

After saying goodbye to the family of three, Yunran hurriedly went to board the plane.

The father, who had just been acting like a soft-hearted, tearful child, looked at his child with tender eyes.

Although he didn't know what Yunran had done just now, he could see the sudden burst of life in the child.

With Yunran's reminder not to put accessories on the child casually, a fierce glint appeared in his eyes as he looked at the "Nothing to Do" plaque that he had taken off, and a cold smile appeared on his face.

This was given to the child by his stepmother. At the time, the child was in poor health, and his stepmother said that it had been blessed by a master at Baiyun Temple.

The man looked in the direction Yunran had left, and his expression returned to its usual gentle tone.

Yunran and the blind Taoist priest followed the staff and quickly boarded a special minibus from the VIP lounge's ticket gate.

Several other passengers boarded together, and both men's eyes simultaneously locked onto one of the elderly men.

The blind Taoist priest quickly took out his phone and started typing: "This old guy is a living dead!"

Upon seeing the message, Yunran's two fingers flew across the screen: [If he dies on the plane, will we be sent back?]

Blind Taoist Priest: [That's right, so don't make a move!]

Yunran: [Received!]

Even after boarding the plane, Yunran's gaze never completely left the old man, as if something important was on his mind.

After thinking for a moment, he shrunk the paper figure to the size of a thumb and then stuck it on the old man's trouser leg.

Now I feel much more at ease.

Regardless of what this living dead person is trying to do, at least nothing bad will happen on the plane.

After eating her fill, Yunran felt sleepy and closed her eyes to sleep. The blind Taoist priest, however, kept his third eye open, carefully on guard. His focused expression made it seem as if he wasn't on an airplane, but at the scene of some kind of exam.

When they woke up, the plane had finally landed, and the passengers disembarked chatting and laughing, completely unaware that they had just narrowly escaped a crisis.

Yunran did not immediately recall her little paper doll. Of course, she was just a little curious about what this living dead wanted to do.

Upon exiting the airport, the people arranged by the auction were already waiting. It seemed to be a high-profile event, so she just followed them.

Upon arriving at the hotel, Yunran quietly asked the blind Taoist priest, "Is there a minimum charge here?"

The blind Taoist priest looked at Yun Ran with some surprise: "Aren't you the third young lady of the Yun family in Haicheng? Haven't you been here before?"

Yunran: ...

Can't we still play together? You know she's the third young lady of the Yun family, don't you know she's not favored?!

Aside from having no worries about food and clothing in the Yun family, the original owner rarely went out, let alone attended important occasions with the Yun family.

Of course, it wasn't that the Yun family wouldn't let the original owner go; it was that the original owner had a strong personality, and after being teased a few times by Miss Yun Wan, she absolutely refused to look at other people's scrutinizing faces.

The blind Taoist priest sensed Yunran's resentment and belatedly recalled the rumors he had heard before. However, the Yunran he saw was completely different from the one in the rumors.

Yun Ran has a bad reputation? Everyone looks down on Yun Ran? The blind Taoist priest thought it was all just hearsay, so he subconsciously forgot about those rumors.

"No way? Could the rumors be true?!"

Yunran's eyes grew increasingly resentful, but could she admit it?

He immediately cleared his throat: "Do you think I got all these skills out of thin air? If I didn't have a bad reputation, everyone would be watching me, and I wouldn't have time to study!"

The blind Taoist priest nodded in agreement: "Hmm, you were right. I knew it. How could someone as cunning as you have such a reputation? It was all a cover-up. I admire you!"

This is the true feeling of the blind Taoist priest. He was also a child at that age and knows that children actually have a very strong sense of self-esteem.

If you don't have a strong heart, how can you stand the crickets' stares? People who can patiently hide their talents are truly ruthless!
[Host, as expected, the strong don't need many words; someone else will logically justify their actions for them. If the original owner were standing here now, she would probably be met with ridicule.]

The original owner was unaware of the rules of this auction and would only earn the reputation of a country bumpkin.

Suddenly, she heard some rustling sounds. Yunran looked over and saw that it was the crickets chirping in a small park not far away.

That young girl must be here for the first time. Judging from her clothes, they're not designer brands; they look a bit shabby.

【Oh? In that case, does that mean she won't buy us the vegetable buns from the clubhouse? Ugh, I hate these cheapskates!】

I've heard that the Nine Yang Grass is up for auction this time, so there will definitely be a lot of big shots coming. You guys need to be careful and make sure we're not discovered.

Don't worry, I'm a master at playing dumb. I'm not like those other idiots who tried so hard to show off, only to get eaten alive. Serves them right!

Yunran: ...

Haha, the little animals actually implied I'm a poor wretch!
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