Even if you belong to a demonic sect, you still have to bring glory to the country.

Chapter 243 Paying Homage to the Cult Leader
March is the season when spring is in full bloom.

No wonder!
Spring has not yet warmed up, and the flowers have not yet bloomed.

The members of the Demonic Cult are diverse and colorful, and Li Sui also has to face a troublesome matter.

My high school classmate got married, and I invited her.

The meaning is clear: you don't have to go in person, but you still have to give a gift.

Li Sui was torn between agreeing and disagreeing.

Forget about it, I've forgotten who it was. I feel like I lost a fortune.

If he didn't accept, he would feel a little embarrassed since they had already extended such an invitation.

Although with Li Sui's current wealth, there's no need for her to care about a few hundred yuan.

However, this is not a matter of money, but rather involves some complex social moral values, as well as the thickness of one's skin and the degree to which the other party values ​​face.

We haven't been in touch since high school graduation—how could they possibly invite me?

The reason Li Sui found it hardest to refuse was that the person was actually a relative of one of her neighbors in the Moon Community, and he bumped into her when he came to the Moon Community.

I didn't perform well at the time; I was too busy grinning like an idiot and trying to remember who this person was, just nodding frantically, "Yes, yes, I remember you."

"Yeah"

"Good good!"

I didn't say the word "no" directly.

And then things turned out like this.

To be honest, Li Sui doesn't have many memories of her high school days.

She didn't have a good memory, and she even spent a few years in the Demonic Sect before traveling back to the modern era.

The time was exactly right, and she had absolutely no recollection of the male classmate she bumped into this time.

Even when she heard his name, she only had a vague idea of ​​who he was—to be honest, the reason Li Sui felt she couldn't recognize him was because she thought he looked like he had undergone plastic surgery.

That pointed nose...

The only thing she remembered was the furious expression on the homeroom teacher's face when the class monitor and vice monitor were caught dating during their three years of high school.

These two were the most trusted and important ministers of the state, yet they secretly carried on their affair right under her nose. How could the old lady accept this?

In order to break up the young couple and make them hate each other and break up without blaming the teacher, the homeroom teacher used a divisive tactic.

The class monitor and vice-monitor were seated separately, each paired with the best-looking boy and girl in the class.

Later, both of them started dating their deskmate.

Li Sui felt that the old classmate had achieved his goal.

Just tell me if they broke up or not.
The boy's name was Shen Xiaofei. After returning home, Li Sui managed to retrieve a few memories of him from an ancient guestbook.

I also saw photos from my high school days.

one look--

"Right? I told you he doesn't look like that!"

It doesn't match the photo at all.

The boy in the photo isn't exactly ugly, but he's not exactly good-looking either.

It was completely different from the image Li Sui had seen today.

A nose bridge that's too high and pointed—even if a person is still growing during high school, it's impossible for a flat nose bridge to mutate into a high one...

There was something strange about his facial features.

She's pretty and delicate, and looks alright overall.

Li Sui doesn't keep in touch with her high school classmates much; her best friend is Yu Liangliang.

She used to be good friends with Yu Liangliang, but back then all the boys looked down on Yu Liangliang. Li Sui had conflicts with the boys in her class because of this—she even got into a fight with them.

Later, some people spread rumors that Li Sui and Yu Liangliang were a couple.

In high school, people's malice always seems to come out of nowhere.

After being dealt with by Li Sui once, these rumors, like the residents of the Moon Community, dared not dare to act recklessly in front of Li Sui.

The man who invited Li Sui today wasn't among those who bullied Yu Liangliang back then, because he transferred there later. No wonder I don't remember him well!
Li Sui went to ask Yu Liangliang, and Yu Liangliang did remember.

"Shen Xiaofei? You definitely don't know him," Yu Liangliang said. "I've heard of him. I heard he got plastic surgery and hooked up with a rich woman, right? Wow, is he really getting married now?"

"what?"

Li Sui was surprised to find such a talented person among her classmates: "Is it real or fake?"

“Really, I’m not making this up. He posted photos of himself getting plastic surgery on his WeChat Moments. He’s very honest, no wonder he can date a rich woman.” Yu Liangliang’s tone was full of admiration. “If you feel awkward or you’re not familiar with him, just give him a gift. He probably invited other high school classmates as well. What’s the point of meeting those people?”

When talking about the past, Yu Liangliang also had a somewhat indescribable feeling.

Li Suidong.

After all, Yu Liangliang had been bullied by her high school classmates before.

"Then I won't go."

She also found those people annoying, and since she'd never met them before, she said, "I'll just give a gift. You're on his WeChat Moments, didn't he invite you?"

"I was invited, but I won't go. I don't have time. I'll be busy as long as the weaver is busy."

Yu Liangliang's voice carried a hint of smugness: "You don't know how popular the Weaver Girl is now. She really did a great job taking on the role of Feng Xiaodong."

Recently, Li Sui also finished watching the TV series "The Weaver Girl".

Gao Tingzhong's TV dramas are generally reliable, and the character of Zhiniang becomes more and more outstanding in the later stages.

It's practically her comfort zone.

She acted with ease, and her charm in the drama was so strong that many viewers were deeply impressed by the Weaver Girl. The Weaver Girl has been on the trending topics list several times, and the drama has become a huge hit. The Weaver Girl's popularity has even slightly surpassed that of the male and female leads.

Once this happened, people started getting busy.

Nowadays, even weavers rarely call back.

I'm so busy I barely have time to breathe.

"Busy, being busy is good."

Li Sui was like a cult leader left at home, watching those people shine and contribute outside, while she, as a cult leader, felt a little ashamed of just loafing around all day—yeah right!
Tonight, Li Sui didn't want to eat in the cafeteria, so she went to the mall outside, drank milk tea, carried some braised food, and hummed a little tune as she walked home smugly.

Just as they were about to reach their apartment building, Ren Yunsheng's phone suddenly rang.

Just as Li Sui was about to answer, she suddenly saw a figure emerge from the shadows of the wall crack downstairs.

The moment he saw Li Sui, he was first shocked and couldn't believe it, then he was overjoyed, and then excited.

And that excited exclamation: "Master! You're still alive?"

Li Sui: “…”

She sipped her milk tea, staring blankly at the new couple appearing in front of her. Just as she was about to stop them with her hand, she suddenly heard several more sounds.

"Master?"

"Master..."

Several men suddenly walked out from the surrounding area. Although they were all dressed in the same beggar's clothes, Li Sui really couldn't remember who they were at this moment, and had a very ominous premonition.

Just as he was about to say "No—"

They simply knelt down on one knee.

And a deafening sound.

"Meet the leader!"

"Meet the leader!"

Li Sui: “…”

"Snapped--"

She thought she had dropped her milk tea.

Looking up, I saw Juanzi from the second floor staring wide-eyed at the scene in disbelief. She had dropped the spatula she was using to cook.

Li Sui: “…”

Sin! ! !
I got back too late today because of some things. I've been busy with other things the past few days and haven't had time to write. There's a 2K short update today, but starting tomorrow I'll try to get back to the early morning update schedule—writing during the day and posting at midnight. Currently, the Demonic Sect update is 6K short; I'll add 2K daily to make up for it over the next few days. The same goes for the Cultivation section. My thoughts are definitely better during the day.