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

Chapter 190 I Need to Find a Few More Suckers (2 Updates)
Naoko Hosono took a deep breath: Don't worry, she still has many trump cards up her sleeve, no one can do anything to her!
After the woman left, Hosono Naoko picked up her phone and started calling other people who had grudges against Zhao Mingzhu.

Sometimes, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. If Zhao Mingzhu's sycophants want to deal with her, then she has no choice but to rely on external forces to restrain them.

The last phone call was to her trusted confidant: "Haven't you found him yet?"

“Miss, we have checked all the systems that require identity registration, and even some illegal hotels that do not require identity registration, but we have no information about where they stayed.”

He even used the Hosono family's connections to access all available surveillance footage, but still couldn't find anything.

For a moment, even Hosono Nako's confidants wondered if the people being chased by their mistress had vanished into thin air.

"Find the person and deal with them immediately!"

She had no patience for this cat-and-mouse game anymore; she just wanted to get everything sorted out as quickly as possible.

That night, some people were content, some were resting and recharging, and some couldn't sleep at all.

Early in the morning, Yun Ran got up early for a morning run. After using rare and precious herbs to temper her body, her physique had undergone tremendous changes, and running 10 kilometers continuously was a piece of cake for her.

[Congratulations, host! You're finally not fragile anymore. However, compared to those aristocratic scions who have been tempering their bodies since childhood, you're still a weakling. Don't be arrogant!]

"The poor are scholars, the rich are warriors. Back in Qingfeng Temple, most of the medicinal herbs were found by my master and the others, so we didn't feel bad about using them."

Now, if I have to spend my own money, even a simple body tempering session would cost at least tens of millions in rare and precious materials. I need to find a few more suckers to take advantage of me.

As she said this, Yun Ran had already set her sights on the Hosono family. She believed that Yun Jingyang would definitely give her a satisfactory reward.

Back in the courtyard, they saw Yun Qing, who had previously been so eager to argue with everyone, sitting obediently in the yard, holding a bowl of cooked medicinal porridge and eating it spoonful by spoonful.

After being tormented by those injuries for a day and a night, Yun Qing finally faced reality and no longer dared to glare at Yun Ran with those eyes.

Yunran looked at her with some disdain. That's why some people just need to be taught a lesson. If one lesson isn't enough, then two will do. They'll definitely become sensible.

The blind Taoist priest's eyes were finally able to see a little bit of the shadow again; the medicine Yunran gave him was indeed extraordinary.

Although it's still unclear, this already indicates that his eyes are recovering quickly.

Seeing Yun Ran return, he silently gave her a thumbs up. No wonder she was handpicked by Director Xie; her methods of dealing with people were clean and efficient.

After a quick wash, Yunran ate some fragrant rice porridge and some cucumber salad, her face beaming with satisfaction.

If this weren't the land of cherry blossoms, Yunran would have wanted to take over this little courtyard and make it her own.

Thinking of this, Yunran quickly started calculating to see if Segawa Hisao had died yet.

It's said that laymen watch the spectacle, while experts see the details; this isn't the first time the blind Taoist priest has watched Yunran tell fortunes.

When other people have their fortunes told, they don't necessarily burn incense and pray for blessings (except for scammers), but they at least put on a show. Yunran, on the other hand, is just as casual as a scammer on the street.

Once Yunran stopped her divination, the blind Taoist priest wasn't curious about what she had divined.

I'm just curious why Yun Ran's aura wasn't disordered at all after she did the divination, as if the cultivation she expended was just a drop in the ocean.

Being stared at by a blind man—no, more like a partially blind man—it was hard for Yun Ran not to notice. "Why are you looking at me like that?"

Blind Taoist Priest: ? ? ?

Oh, is it that obvious?

Although it was a bit awkward, since Yun Ran had already asked, he might as well ask in return. Otherwise, keeping it bottled up inside would easily affect his Dao heart.

"I'm just a little curious. You seem to do fortune telling very easily. If I were to do fortune telling, especially if I did it too much or if I stumbled upon some extraordinary secret, I would need to stay in bed for at least ten days to half a month to recover."

Yunran never expected that someone as powerful as the Blind Taoist Priest, who was considered a top figure in the Special Administration Bureau, would ask such a stupid question.

He immediately spread his hands and said, "What else could it be? Of course, it's because my cultivation is high. Otherwise, why do you think I, who am rejected by the Heavenly Dao, can live and jump around under its nose?"

No sooner had he finished speaking than a clap of thunder resounded in the sky. The blind Taoist priest could distinguish between normal thunder and a warning from the heavens.
The Heavenly Dao, having been offended, has not yet found any fault with Yun Ran, so it cannot simply start attacking her without reason. It can only issue a mild warning.

At this moment, the blind Taoist priest's expression was somewhat complicated, wondering who exactly was the monstrous genius who had taught Yun Ran.

Even the Heavenly Dao couldn't do anything about her, and could only issue a warning that wasn't too strong or too weak.

Although, in his heart, the blind Taoist priest still felt that Yun Ran's words were a bit rude, and at the same time, he felt a little speechless.

However, he now understands that some people are so talented that they are beyond the reach of others.

But it was because of this that he suddenly understood why his cousin had become unstable in his Daoist heart and gone astray because of jealousy of him.

Although the younger cousin did not cause any major damage, he was eventually crippled by the family elders and became an ordinary person.

Thinking about how close the two were when they were young, the blind Taoist priest still felt a little sad.

Fortunately, he wasn't jealous of Yunran; otherwise, he might have followed in his cousin's footsteps.

Seeing that Yunran had finished eating, the blind Taoist priest consciously stepped forward to collect the bowls and chopsticks. He was a clean person, and he took care of all the washing and cleaning in the courtyard.

Watching the blind Taoist priest's busy figure, Yun Ran was also somewhat moved. Who would have thought that the blind Taoist priest would have such a hidden attribute as the Snail Maiden?

She quickly turned her attention back to the divination she had done earlier, thinking that Hisao Segawa could at least hold on for three days.

Unexpectedly, that guy was so weak; he was killed by the animals whose souls he had previously extracted in just one day.

I really don't know how that guy dared to approach her and even attack her back then.

[Host, is it possible that you're just too powerful? If it were someone else, they might have succeeded. His master and senior brother both fell into your hands, so of course you think he's weak.]

No sooner had I finished complaining than tiny specks of merit began to flow in from all directions.

The blind Taoist priest, who was washing dishes, seemed to sense something and quickly put down the bowl.

When he came out, good heavens, he had never felt that some golden light was so dazzling.

In his still somewhat blurry eyes, Yunran turned into a little golden man!
(End of this chapter)