She licked her lips, blushing as she tried to close them, but thinking that Chen Shun wasn't around and no one would notice, she decided to take a few more glances.

Besides, so what if he finds out?

……

hey-hey……

Yun Yi continued flipping through the pages with great interest.

Damn it... there's actually a position like this?

Does this really promote dual cultivation?

Damn it, so this is the legendary true method of dual cultivation?

Yun Yi flipped through the pages and soon reached the last page.

"That's... all?"

The little witch was still a little unsatisfied.

No wonder that shopkeeper said he didn't sell Taoist classics; it turns out he was selling this kind of stuff called "Ta Miao"!

No wonder I just said, "I've never seen a woman who likes to watch this kind of stuff."

It's unlikely that many girls would buy this.

Ugh, so annoying. I wish I could read a few more books.

Yun Yi hid in the shadows and secretly looked at the stall from before.

The shop owner was scratching his head and searching the floor for his lost copy of "Detailed Explanation of the I Ching," muttering to himself as he did so.

Putting the book away, Yun Yi took out a mask from her bag, put on her baseball cap, and draped her coat over her shoulders.

"Boss, give me two... three books."

"Ok?"

The shop owner looked at the strange customer with surprise.

With his face covered by a mask, hat pulled low, and hands in his pockets, he looked cool and aloof; you'd think he was a celebrity.

But what celebrity would buy this kind of book from his stall?

"One book is twenty-five, three books... I'll give you seventy."

"Row."

Yun Yi paid the money readily and put the three newly acquired books into his pocket.

And then, using magic, he secretly returned the "Detailed Explanation of the I Ching" that he had just finished reading.

Her steps quickened as she walked away, her pretty face completely hidden, except for her bright eyes, which now shone with excitement.

At that moment, all she wanted was to find a secluded spot to secretly enjoy these three new books.

It would be great if I could watch it with Chen Shun...

No, no, what if he can't suppress his animalistic instincts after watching this?

The surrounding area is full of bushes and forests.

We can't do it in a place like this...

"Young lady, petty theft is not a good thing..."

Suddenly, a casual reminder drifted into Yun Yi's ears.

Yun Yi, who was in a hurry to leave, suddenly stopped and looked to the side in shock.

There was a disheveled Taoist priest wearing round sunglasses, sitting on a small stool at a shabby little table. He didn't look at Yun Yi, but stared at what was in front of him as if he were blind.

There was a wooden sign standing nearby, but Yunyi didn't look at it carefully because her mind was full of questions.

"This old Taoist priest..."

No, judging from this, he seems more like a con artist.

"How exactly did you see through my magic?"

Whether she secretly took the book "Detailed Explanation of the I Ching" or returned it to the boss, she did it with highly skilled dark magic, something that ordinary people couldn't see through.

Knowing he couldn't leave, Yun Yi simply took off his hat and mask and sat down on a small stool in front of the blind Taoist's stall.

"senior."

"Oh... I don't deserve it, I'm just a con artist who makes a living by bluffing."

"Senior...how did you see through my...methods?"

The blind Taoist priest didn't speak for a moment, but simply pointed to his sunglasses with two fingers.

"My eyesight isn't very good, but that's precisely why my nose is much more sensitive than a normal person's. When you just walked by, I could smell the scent of that book on you."

After speaking, the blind Taoist priest paused, then continued:

"If I'm not mistaken, the book the little girl just took should be 'A Detailed Explanation of the I Ching,' right?"

"Why!?"

Yun Yi was genuinely surprised this time.

In an instant, countless thoughts flashed through her mind.

For example, attacking with dark magic, or hiding oneself and leaving.

Or they could loudly call out to Chen Shun, who was still in line, to come over.

After some deliberation, Yun Yi gradually calmed down and asked in a humble manner:

"Senior... I am convinced. May I ask how you knew?"

“Oh, because of that book, ‘Detailed Explanation of the Book of Changes,’ I often borrow it to read. Over the years, I’ve naturally become very familiar with its style,” the blind Taoist said proudly.

"...???" Yun Yi was dumbfounded.

Depend on!

So you smelled your own scent, right?

No wonder these books always smelled strangely musty; I thought they were all like that!

Wait, isn't he blind?

How did you interpret "A Detailed Explanation of the I Ching"?

Could it be... the kind of great cultivator that Chen Shun once told me about, who has already opened his Heavenly Eye?

For a moment, Yun Yi couldn't confirm the other party's true identity and could only give a wry smile:

"Senior, please don't joke with me."

"Hey, hey, I didn't dare to tease you, young lady. I'm telling you the truth. My eyesight isn't great, but I can still see things up close." The blind Taoist took off his sunglasses, revealing his somewhat frightening eyes.

His eyes seemed to be covered by a thin gray veil.

"That's why most Taoist priests use their noses."

The blind Taoist touched the tip of his nose, leaned forward slightly, and sniffed.

Yun Yi felt a little uncomfortable, as this was the first time anyone other than Chen Shun had smelled him.

Even though they were about a meter apart, Yun Yi gripped his arm stiffly.

"For example, the girl is probably not single."

"How did you know? Did you smell it too?"

"Naturally, the old Taoist priest sensed the presence of a man as blazing as the sun on the young lady."

"How to say?"

"It means that the girl's boyfriend has abundant yang energy, as hot as the sun."

"You're amazing, senior. He really is hot."

Yun Yi looked at Chen Shun and saw that he was still standing in line for her under the hot sun.

Is there sufficient Yang energy?

It's still meant to nourish oneself.

This Chen Shun is best used to warm the bed at night.

As Yun Yi thought this, he was now seven-tenths convinced of the Taoist's unfathomable nature.

She asked somewhat reservedly:

"Senior, you stopped me...is there something you need? I've already returned the book."

"It's nothing, it's just that we haven't made a single sale all day. I'm hoping to have a good start as a girl."

"Senior, you can also tell fortunes?"

“This is how I make a living,” the blind Taoist priest said, tapping the wooden plaque beside him.

The words "fortune telling" were written in large characters on it.

What's rather incongruous is

Is it accurate?

"Accurate? Don't believe me? Then let this old Taoist priest determine the young lady's age?"

"can."

"Girl, you're just one step away from 100, aren't you?"

Yun Yi covered her mouth in surprise. She was nineteen, and her birthday was coming up soon. How did he know that?

At this moment, Yun Yi completely regarded the blind Taoist as an extraordinary senior.

"How is it? Does it still count?"

"How much?!"

"It's not expensive, only 9998." The blind Taoist priest pulled out a QR code.

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