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

Chapter 227 What are you yelling about!
Soon, some unsteady footsteps came from behind the door. Just by listening to the sound, you could tell that the person who opened the door was probably a low-level henchman.

Yunran rubbed her face and tried to widen her eyes to make herself look fierce.

The door creaked open, and Yunran saw a young Taoist priest. At first glance, she felt a pang of pity for this accomplice.

The young Taoist priest didn't recognize Yun Ran, let alone know that Yun Ran was the person his master wanted to deal with. He looked at Yun Ran's youthful face.

He couldn't help but lower his voice, afraid of disturbing his master: "Little girl, is there something you need?"

"Find someone."

The young Taoist then remembered that this courtyard was found by his senior brother, and they had only stayed there for a few days.

He didn't know where the people who used to live here went.

"We're new here. Are you looking for people who used to live here?"

Yun Ran shook her head: "No, I came here to find you."

These words left the young Taoist priest somewhat bewildered. He clearly did not know Yun Ran, but he was unsure whether his master or senior brother did.

He could only step aside and say, "Then you can come in first."

Renshenguo was stunned by Yunran's actions in getting into the courtyard so easily.

[No, host, are you humans really that easy to fool? Doesn't the anti-fraud manual say not to open the door to strangers easily?]

"No, it's not that humans are easy to fool, it's that your host, me, has a harmless face."

In the eyes of a system like the Ginseng Fruit, there is no particular preference for human appearance. It looked at Yun Ran's face and didn't think it was harmless at all.

Upon entering the courtyard, Yun Ran immediately sensed that a protective array had been set up inside. Anyone who dared to enter would surely be haunted by evil spirits every night.

If you're lucky, you'll recover from a serious illness; if you're unlucky, you'll surely die.

The female ghost king had been staying peacefully inside the sealing bead, but as Yun Ran stepped into the courtyard, she immediately realized that there were other ghosts of her kind in the courtyard.

"Master, there are actually evil spirits being kept in captivity in this courtyard!"

The female ghost king who said this was clearly excited. Under normal circumstances, a master would let such an evil ghost, who had obviously done bad things, devour her.

She said that being by the master's side made life more and more hopeful.

"Come out when I tell you to. Now, behave yourself!"

The young Taoist priest watched as Yun Ran surveyed the courtyard, and a sense of unease immediately arose in his heart.

However, Yunran quickly looked away, and the young Taoist priest felt a little relieved.

Yun Ran's gaze fell on the young Taoist priest. She took out the envelope she had torn open earlier and placed it on the stone table in the courtyard.

"Get your master out here!"

When the young Taoist priest saw the familiar envelope, his eyes widened and his face turned pale instantly.

He was the one who bought the envelope, so he naturally knew who had it.

His face was filled with terror and astonishment, and his voice trembled slightly: "You...you...who are you!"

Yun Ran didn't care that the little Taoist was so frightened he was about to faint. She sat down on the stone bench and even crossed her legs.

She didn't look like someone being threatened or manipulated at all; it was as if she were the owner of this courtyard. "Me? I'm the one your master wanted to arrest. By the way, where is Mrs. Yun being held? Now that I'm here, shouldn't you release her?"

Since Qu Ying is related to Yun Ran by blood, she can only calculate 80% of the situation. She can't calculate the remaining 20%, so she doesn't know about it. Qu Ying is suffering a lot.

The young Taoist priest was so frightened by Yun Ran's harmless smile that he almost wet himself. That smile was exactly the same as his ruthless master's.

"You!" The young Taoist priest was so frightened that he quickly took a few steps back and then ran away.

Yun Ran had no intention of chasing after him, nor did she intend to do anything to such a small fry.

But the young Taoist priest had no idea. He ran straight to the door of his master's room in the backyard and pounded on it, shouting, "Master, the person you wanted to arrest has come to our door!!!"

Inside the room, the middle-aged Taoist priest who was raising blood gu was startled by the sounds outside that resembled the slaughter of pigs, and his hand trembled.

The fat worm fell into the bowl with a plop and drowned in the liquid inside.

Middle-aged Taoist priest: ...

Anger suddenly surged into his heart, and he forcefully yanked open the door. Seeing his screaming apprentice, he kicked him in the chest in a fit of rage.

"What are you yelling about here!"

The young Taoist priest was kicked and fell to the ground in a sorry state, his chest burning with pain. But he dared not say anything, and quickly got up, his face full of fear and obsequiousness.

He pointed towards the front yard: "Master, the Yun family, that person from the Yun family has come knocking!"

The middle-aged Taoist priest, who had originally intended to kick his ignorant little apprentice a few more times, immediately withdrew his leg upon hearing his words.

The anger on his face quickly faded, replaced by a look of confusion.

The middle-aged Taoist priest was truly skilled. He hadn't noticed before, but now, thanks to his young apprentice's reminder, he finally realized that there was another person's presence in the small courtyard where they lived.

But his skills were clearly not that great; at least not as good as Yun Ran's, who could identify who was who.

The middle-aged Taoist priest returned to his room, picked up his ritual implements, and headed towards the front yard.

The young Taoist priest rubbed his chest, which was throbbing from the kick, and quickly followed.

"Yunran, it's you!"

Following the sound, Yunran looked over and saw a middle-aged Taoist priest with an upright appearance standing in the passageway.

She's come looking for him, so there's no way she's wrong; this person has definitely done a lot of bad things.

However, what's strange is that there's no trace of cause and effect on him, and there's even a trace of merit and righteousness.

Yun Ran immediately laughed, looking at the sky with a hint of mockery in her eyes.

It seems to be a blatant mockery of the Way of Heaven: unable to distinguish right from wrong, only knowing how to judge right and wrong based on established appearances, clearly a fool!

With a loud "boom," a thunderclap resounded from the horizon, even though the sky was clear for miles.

Yun Ran completely disregarded the warning from the heavenly lightning, withdrew her mocking gaze, and then looked at the middle-aged Taoist.

"Oh, it seems you've really investigated me thoroughly. In that case, let's be frank. Release Mrs. Yun, and I might consider giving you a quick death!"

The middle-aged Taoist was also carefully observing Yun Ran. Although he didn't know why Yun Ran had the habit of looking at the sky, the thunder just now made his heart tremble.

He suddenly had a very bad feeling, as if he was being watched by something.