Shocking! The actress was dragged to the regent's bedchamber every night.

The man was carrying a cloth bag, and his face was expressionless.

Su Wuli had a vague idea of ​​what was going on, and her fingers paused on the doorknob.

He then grabbed a coat and put it on, and opened the door anyway.

"Sister Wen, who is this...?"

Lin Liwen slipped in and closed the door behind her.

The man followed him in, his gaze sweeping over the living room without making a sound.

"This is Master Chen," Lin Liwen said in a low voice.

He glanced at Su Wuli's still slightly damp hair and said, "I went through a lot of connections to get him here. He knows a bit about... that kind of thing. Let him take a look at you."

really.

Su Wuli subconsciously tightened her grip on the towel in her hand and looked at Master Chen, only to find that he was also looking at her.

His gaze was very calm, somewhat different from the master Lin Liwen had previously hired.

"Sister Wen, I..." Su Wuli opened and closed her lips, wanting to say something but then stopped.

She wanted to say that Yu Chen might not be a ghost.

But the words stuck in his throat.

She hadn't even organized her thoughts on what to say.

Suddenly, Lin Liwen patted her arm, comforting her.

"Don't be afraid. Master Chen is really skilled. Let him see. No matter what it is, you won't feel at ease until he understands it."

Master Chen then spoke up, "If it's convenient, I need to walk around the house and take a look."

"Please do as you please," Su Wuli said, stepping aside.

He nodded and didn't say anything more, then slowly began to stroll from the living room.

Occasionally, I would pause at a certain spot and glance around.

Lin Liwen stood close by, looking nervous, her eyes fixed on his every move.

Su Wuli stood still, her heart beating a little fast.

She looked at Master Chen's back, then at Lin Liwen's tense profile.

Mr. Chen walked through the living room, kitchen, and balcony, and finally stopped at the bedroom door.

"Shall we take a look at this one too?"

"Hmm." Su Wuli walked over and pushed open the bedroom door.

He went inside, and this time he stayed a little longer.

He stood by the window for a while, then looked at the head of the bed, his gaze lingering in the air for a moment.

Lin Liwen held her breath upon seeing this.

After about two or three minutes, Mr. Chen turned around and came out, returning to the living room.

"How is it, Master Chen?" Lin Liwen immediately went to greet him.

Her voice was urgent, "Is...something unclean haunting her?"

Master Chen did not answer immediately.

He glanced at Lin Liwen, then at Su Wuli, who was standing a little further away.

"Ms. Lin," he said, "this room is very clean."

Lin Liwen was taken aback, her voice rising a few decibels, "...What?"

"There is no yin energy, no evil spirits, and nothing that shouldn't be here."

Master Chen made it clear: "At least for now, I can't see it."

A look of surprise flashed across Lin Liwen's face, followed by disbelief.

"How is that possible? Take another look? Or... is it something powerful that's hiding it?"

Master Chen shook his head.

"Although I'm not some enlightened master, I still have a good eye. I can sense about 70-80% of what's inside as soon as I walk in. This room of yours..."

He looked around again as he spoke, "Abundant yang energy, stable energy field, it's just an ordinary person's residence, if you really want to say there's anything special about it..."

Master Chen suddenly stopped.

Su Wuli stood to the side and suddenly met his gaze.

His gaze lingered on her face for a moment.

Su Wuli felt a little uncomfortable under his gaze and subconsciously wanted to look away, but she held back.

"This Miss Su..."

Master Chen said slowly, "A rosy complexion is definitely not the appearance of someone who has been entangled by evil spirits for a long time or who has absorbed yang energy."

Upon hearing this, Su Wuli was slightly taken aback.

He continued, "If a vengeful ghost were truly possessing someone and draining their life force, they would surely become emaciated, with a dark complexion and unfocused eyes within three months. But Miss Su seems to be..."

He paused, seemingly choosing his words carefully, "Aside from being a little tired, I'm fine, even..."

He didn't finish his sentence, but his meaning was clear.

Lin Liwen was completely stunned. She looked at Master Chen and then at Su Wuli, her face filled with confusion and disbelief.

"But...she clearly said...that person in my dream..."

Master Chen waved his hand.

"Dreams are dreams, and reality is reality. Some people have a weak constitution or a heavy mind, making them prone to having strange dreams, and it's common for them to be plagued by nightmares."

He explained with great patience, "But to say that there really are ghosts haunting dreams, and to the point that they can affect reality..."

He shook his head, a hint of helplessness appearing on his face for the first time.

"What kind of old ghost must he be? If he really has that kind of ability, why waste time on one person? He should have revealed himself and started causing trouble long ago."

He switched the bag to his other hand and said, "Ms. Lin, I think this matter is probably not what you think. If Ms. Su is really troubled, she might as well see a doctor, adjust her sleep, and relax."

After saying that, he didn't forget to comfort him, "The house is very clean, don't scare yourself."

After he finished speaking, he nodded slightly to Su Wuli, "Sorry to bother you."

"Thank you, Master Chen," Su Wuli quickly said.

Master Chen opened the door and went out himself.

The door closed, and the apartment fell silent.

Lin Liwen remained standing there, her expression slowly shifting from astonishment to doubt.

She turned and stared at Su Wuli, her eyes sharp.

"Misty Pear, Master Chen has a very good reputation in this industry, and he said there's no... So what exactly happened? That thing in your dream..."

Su Wuli met her gaze, her heart pounding heavily in her chest.

Finally, she couldn't help but speak, her voice a little hoarse, "I...I don't know either, but he...maybe he really isn't a ghost."

Lin Liwen looked at her with a complicated expression.

He then raised his hand to rub his temples, letting out a heavy sigh. "What else could it be but a ghost?"

"Never mind," Li Wenwen said wearily. "It's too late today, you should get some rest. We can talk about this later."

She picked up her bag, walked to the door, and then stopped.

He glanced back at Su Wuli and said, "Whatever it is, you should be careful."

The door closed again.

Su Wuli returned to her bedroom, lay down on the bed, and stared at the ceiling with her eyes open.

She hasn't dreamt for more than ten days since her last dream suddenly stopped.

Actually, she had a lot to tell him, that she had finished filming her horse riding scene, and the director said it was very good.

I wanted to tell him that the archery scene was also filmed in one take.

I want to thank him.

But then, the content of the novel would pop into my mind.

All thoughts were abruptly cut off, leaving only bewilderment.

He's just a two-dimensional character...

Even as I was falling asleep, my mind was still racing with these thoughts.

My consciousness sank, and a feeling of weightlessness came over me.

Upon smelling the strong stench of blood, Su Wuli opened her eyes.

Total darkness.

Inside the tent, which wasn't in the hunting grounds.

Despite the dim lighting, she immediately recognized it as Yu Chen's previous room.

However, before she could think about it further, the strong smell of blood made her frown.

My heart clenched instantly, and the first thought that came to mind was...

Did he kill someone again?