Stop crying, I'll give it to you, okay?

After this competition, Xiao Wuli's reputation spread even further in the cultivation world. His strength, combined with his handsome face, propelled him to second place in fame in no time.

The first is whether it's too late or not if one isn't wearing a veil.

Xiao Wuli walked on the street.

"Come, come, come! The same veiled hat worn by the Jade Immortal! Don't miss it!"

"Take a walk and have a look! Wearing this will make you as elegant, radiant, and ethereal as the Jade Immortal Venerable..."

"..."

Xiao Wuli's dark eyes looked at the stalls that were all crowded with people, his brows furrowed tightly, and he walked towards one of the stalls, radiating a cold aura.

How dare these people use their master to beat GG!

"Come and see! The same veiled hat worn by Xiao Wuli, disciple of Jade Immortal Venerable! A must-have for Daoist couples!"

Xiao Wuli stopped in his tracks.

"Since ancient times, black and white have been companions; look how well-matched they are!"

Xiao Wuli lifted his eyes to look, his gaze landing on a painting.

In the painting, he stands below a high platform wearing a black veiled hat, looking up at the immortal venerable one on the platform. Although his emotions are not visible, one can sense his cautiousness and timidity from the painting, so much so that he dares not even touch the hem of his clothes.

Just then, a couple of Daoist practitioners walked up to the stall and asked in confusion, "What kind of Daoist couple are you?"

The shopkeeper smiled warmly, first praising the two of them, and then pointing to the painting, he said, "Please look at this painting first. At first glance, doesn't it resemble a believer humbly gazing at a deity, but..."

The shopkeeper drawled out the last syllable, keeping everyone in suspense.

Xiao Wuli frowned, walked over, and asked, "What?"

The shopkeeper was startled when a cultivator wearing a black veil suddenly appeared in front of his stall.

Wearing a veiled hat is now fashionable, and the shopkeeper didn't even recognize him as one of the main characters in the painting.

Xiao Wuli looked at him and asked again, "But what?"

The shopkeeper snapped out of his daze, turned back to look at the painting, pointed to the aloof immortal on the high platform in the painting, and said, "Look closely, isn't the Jade Immortal's head tilted slightly downwards, looking in the direction of this disciple?"

Xiao Wuli shifted his gaze to the direction of the finger he was pointing.

"Really!"

The female cultivator in the Daoist couple spoke up in surprise.

"This is your scribbling," Xiao Wuli said.

"Hey, you! I'm just an ordinary painter. Do you think I would dare to fabricate rumors about an Immortal Venerable? This is what I saw with my own eyes on the first day of the Sect Conference!"

Xiao Wuli paused.

The old man standing to the side:........

Okay, I'm starting to overthink again.

Xiao Wuli: "How much is this painting?"

Shop owner: "Not for sale."

Xiao Wuli tossed a bag of spirit stones to the shopkeeper, who picked it up suspiciously, opened it, and stared wide-eyed. "Selling! Selling! For you!"

Xiao Wuli first put the painting into his storage ring, then turned hostile: "How dare you speak of the Immortal Venerable's name? If I ever hear you spreading rumors about the Immortal Venerable again, I will not forgive you!"

The shopkeeper was displeased when he heard this, "Who do you think you are? You're preventing me from doing business, you..."

Before he could finish speaking, Xiao Wuli raised his hand and lifted the gauze curtain, revealing a cold, handsome face to him.

"Xiao...Xiao Wuli?" The shopkeeper's eyes widened instantly when he saw the person in front of him, and his face turned pale for a moment.

Now everyone knows Xiao Wuli. He, a late-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator, not only defeated Sheng Weichen, but also the alluring and terrifyingly powerful Hu Tianmei!

He actually told him rumors and secrets about himself and his master in front of him.

It’s over.

The shopkeeper's legs began to tremble, and the Taoist companion in front of the stall, sensing something was wrong, had already left.

"Our master is a revered immortal being, and no one else should speak ill of him."

Just when the shopkeeper thought he was about to be beaten, the person in front of him, with his narrow, aloof phoenix eyes, spoke to him coldly.

"Yes...yes, yes!" The shopkeeper snapped out of his daze, understanding the implication that he was being let off the hook. He quickly bent down and began packing up the stall. "I know I was wrong. I won't say such unfounded lies again!"

Upon hearing this, Xiao Wuli pursed his lips.

The old man crossed his arms. "If I tell you, you'll be unhappy; if I don't tell you, you'll be unhappy too."

Xiao Wuli ignored him, reached for a white veiled hat, and asked, "How much is this?"

The shopkeeper dared not ask him for money, saying, "No need to pay, the spirit stones you gave already include the price of this veiled hat."

Xiao Wuli nodded and put away the veil.

That bag of spirit stones was all the money he earned at the Tianbo Arena.

Xiao Wuli turned around and stopped in his tracks again.

Many people on the street were wearing moon-white brocade robes like their master, but he recognized at a glance that the ordinary-looking person standing five meters away was his master.

The crowd surged and churned, and the street vendors continued to shout their old-fashioned slogans. The world was in turmoil, but at this moment, Xiao Wuli felt that everything around him had stopped, and all he could see was the slender and aloof immortal.

The next second, a hand wrapped around his master's shoulder. Xiao Wuli came back to his senses and turned his gaze to the sect leader Xie Hanfeng, who had his arm around his master's shoulder.

Across from him, Xie Hanfeng shivered. "Isn't summer almost here? Why is it still so cold?"

Chi Buwan watched as Xiao Wuli approached.

"Master."

Chi Buwan hesitated for two seconds, wondering how Xiao Wuli had recognized her, before slowly nodding, looking at him with satisfaction, and saying to the system, "The child has grown up."

337: [Host, you only took Xiao Wuli with you for two months.]

He and Xie Hanfeng came here because they heard rumors about him, but they didn't expect to see that Xiao Wuli had already taken care of things here as soon as they arrived.

Chi Buwan increasingly believed that Xiao Wuli was no longer the Xiao Wuli in the book.

Suddenly a veiled hat appeared before him, and he paused slightly without delay.

"Master, I bought you a veiled hat," Xiao Wuli said softly, as if afraid he would refuse.

Xie Hanfeng, who was standing to the side, said, "That's kind of you, but umm..." I've already bought a whole bunch for him.

After covering Xie Hanfeng's mouth, Chi Buwan smiled and accepted the gift, saying, "Thank you, I like it very much."

Xiao Wuli's mood improved, and he even found the sect leader beside his master a little more agreeable.

Xie Hanfeng exclaimed in surprise, "The weather's warmed up again!"

After thinking for a while, Chi Buwan put on the veil. There was a long ribbon on his head that needed to be tied, but he couldn't find it. He tried to grab it in mid-air for a while, but Xiao Wuli found it for him and tied it for him.

A gentle breeze blows, and the long tail ribbons flutter and dance in the air.