My cross-dimensional black market shop has a 100% return rate.

Luo Zhuang felt himself becoming obsessed. The book "Zhenyue Zen Kung Fu" seemed to have a hook, constantly tugging at him, making him itchy with desire.

So after confirming that there were no problems with Hua Hengyue and Gan San Niang, he went back to the front desk to continue studying the "Zhenyue Zen Kung Fu".

There was no other way; this martial arts manual was genuinely effective.

Who doesn't dream of being a martial arts hero?

And most importantly, mastering this martial art will provide a safety guarantee for oneself.

Having mastered the first movement, he began to study the second and third movements.

Just as he had memorized both actions, he saw Hua Hengyue and Gan San Niang walk out of the restaurant together.

"Master, we have already washed the dishes and chopsticks, and they are placed inside."

Hua Hengyue said to Luo Zhuang.

Then Gan San Niang also called out, "Immortal Master..."

Infected by Hua Hengyue, she also began to call Luo Zhuang "Immortal Master". After calling him "Immortal Master", Gan San Niang opened her mouth, looking as if she wanted to say something but hesitated.

Luo Zhuang wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that Gan San Niang's expression and demeanor at this moment didn't seem like simple stiffness and tension, but rather carried a hint of shyness and restraint.

This woman from the martial world is not as poised and elegant as Hua Hengyue.

Seeing Gan San Niang's hesitant expression, Hua Hengyue took the initiative to speak for her: "Immortal Master, Sister Gan would like to ask if she could borrow the copy of 'Water Margin' that I took this morning to read?"

Luo Zhuang: "..."

How did the two women become so familiar with each other in such a short time, calling each other "sister"?

Is Hua Hengyue completely unafraid of a ruthless person who came out of a bandit's den?

Also, how did Hua Hengyue end up introducing "Water Margin" to Gan San Niang?!

Aren't you going to read it yourself? You changed the book first thing this morning just so you could lend it to Gan San Niang, right?!

Luo Zhuang felt like he had a lot of complaints to vent.

But on second thought, he realized that this could actually be considered a good thing.

Hua Hengyue and Gan San Niang were able to strike up a conversation, which meant that they each had an outlet for their emotions.

With someone to talk to, Gan San Niang's nerves, which had been taut in another world, weren't constantly on edge. She gradually relaxed and no longer needed to be as vigilant as before.

With a companion at the guesthouse, Hua Hengyue could talk to soothe her emotions. A better mood meant better health, and perhaps a longer life.

"See? See? But like I said, life isn't a book. You can read it, but don't project yourself into it. Hengyue, you should give Gan a good talking-to later."

Luo Zhuang said.

After he finished speaking, Hua Hengyue and Gan San Niang exchanged a glance.

Hua Hengyue thought to herself: All of this was truly arranged by the Immortal Master. That book, "Water Margin," was specially prepared by the Immortal Master for Sister Gan, just like "Dream of the Red Chamber" was for me! He truly deserves to be called the Immortal Master!

Gan San Niang thought to herself: Sure enough, what that girl surnamed Hua said was right! The shopkeeper here is incredibly powerful; I must be extra careful!

"Thank you, Immortal Master!"

Gan San Niang quickly and respectfully thanked her.

Hua Hengyue said, "Immortal Master, let's go back to our room."

"Go ahead, go ahead."

Luo Zhuang waved his hand and said.

The two women walked up the stairs together. Luo Zhuang watched their figures disappear around the corner of the stairs, then quickly composed himself and continued to study the "Zhenyue Zen Kung Fu," practicing the second and third movements.

After Hua Hengyue and Gan Sanniang arrived on the second floor, Hua Hengyue went back to her room first, took out the copy of "Water Margin", and then followed Gan Sanniang up to the third floor.

As the two went upstairs, Hua Hengyue handed the book to Gan San Niang, saying, "Sister, please take this. I only received this book this morning and flipped through it haphazardly, only glancing at the part about Lu Zhishen, the Flower Monk..."

Gan San Niang held the book in her hands and sighed, "This part alone is enough to explain. Sister, if you read 'Dream of the Red Chamber,' you can see your life reflected in it."

And the story of the Flower Monk you just told me, I can say with certainty that it is at least six or seven parts similar to the experiences of my elder brother, Wu Da.

My elder brother, Wu Da, was a public-spirited and righteous man who was once a prominent figure in a certain county. Later, he lost his life while standing up for someone, and was forced to flee to another place to become a monk.

Although he hadn't uprooted the willow tree in that Buddhist temple, he had heard tales of someone fighting off a group of monks with a bell. This *Water Margin* must be for me to read.”

Hua Hengyue was slightly worried and reminded her, "Sister, Daiyu in 'Dream of the Red Chamber' is ultimately different from me. I think if there is someone in 'Water Margin' who is similar to you, they must also be different from you."

The immortal once told me that the ending of one's life should not be determined by a few lines of text. You and the people in the book are different. The characters in the book can serve as a warning to you, but they are not your life.

The Immortal Master just asked me to remind you; I think this is perhaps what he wanted me to tell you as well.

Gan San Niang smiled and said, "Thank you for reminding me, sister. Don't worry, dear sister, I'm not as sensitive as you, I don't overthink things."

Hua Hengyue sighed, "I really should learn from my sister. She has endured such a great calamity, yet she is still able to keep a cheerful heart."

What I've experienced is insignificant compared to what you've gone through, sister, yet I can't let it go. Compared to you, I'm far inferior. I wish I could be like you.

The two had clearly already shared their experiences at the restaurant.

Gan San Niang said, "What is there for me to learn? I'm just carefree and heartless."

Hua Hengyue shook her head, not knowing what to say, and remained silent.

Upon reaching the third floor and arriving at Gan San Niang's room, Gan San Niang took out her room card, recalled Luo Zhuang's actions that morning, gently tapped it against the door, and asked Hua Heng Yue, "Is this correct?"

Hua Hengyue pointed to the room card sensor area above the door lock and said, "It has to be stuck here."

"oh oh."

Gan San Niang moved the room key as instructed, and smiled at Hua Heng Yue, "I'm new here and don't know anything, so I'm relying entirely on you, sister."

Hua Hengyue said, "I only have a superficial understanding myself."

Gan San Niang said, "She's much better than me."

Once inside, Hua Hengyue began instructing Gan San Niang, teaching her step by step how to insert the room card into the power outlet, how to turn the lights on and off, how to get water, and how to drink hot water.

Also, how to use the toilet, how to distinguish between hand soap and shampoo in the bathroom, how to use them, how to turn on and off the faucets in the shower and sink, how to switch between hot and cold water, and which setting is the most suitable for hot and cold water.

"The water here is inexhaustible. I've been washing myself with it every day for the past two days, and the water is always warm and soothing. You can use it without worry, sister."

After Hua Hengyue taught Gan San Niang how to use the shower head in the shower room, she said this to Gan San Niang.

Gan San Niang clicked her tongue in admiration: "This inn truly lives up to its reputation as a paradise. Every brick, every tile, every detail is so magical and wonderful, making it so comfortable for one to stay!"

Hua Hengyue nodded in agreement, saying, "Yes!"