Who is spreading rumors that my filial piety towards them has changed?

However, a few days ago, a group of people in my Xiling Yuhua City were converted to Buddhism, but these people have all returned to normal since then.

"Is that so? Did the Buddhists resolve the conversion, or did you defeat the one who cast the conversion spell?" Su Nu's jade hand tightened slightly, and a surge of exhilarating electricity coursed through Chu Mingkong's heart. Her fingertips gently teased, precise and skillfully applying pressure.

Su Nu seems to be somewhat similar to Feng Ying, but while Feng Ying can quickly figure out where his weaknesses are, Su Nu can accurately grasp the starting point for treating the root of the problem.

Chu Mingkong was momentarily immersed in the delicate texture of her palm, the warm and soft touch was indescribable. However, this distraction displeased Su Nu, who lightly stepped on Chu Mingkong with her jade foot as a warning and threat.

"Speak," she urged gently, pressing down slightly with her foot, implying that if he continued to keep her in suspense, she would stomp on his foot.

Chu Mingkong was somewhat amused and exasperated. Su Nu's temperament was in stark contrast to the gentleness of her voice. The more mellow and ethereal her voice, the more refined and beautiful her demeanor, and the more harmless and gentle her clear eyes looked at people, the more impatient she became when it came to doing things.

"It is not by defeating the spellcaster, but by relying on external means, by writing an article, to awaken those people who are caught up in the process of salvation without realizing it."

Relying on an article? Those beautiful, captivating eyes blinked thoughtfully:

"Was that article written in ancient script, which bears the mark of power?"

She was referring to the ancient runes used in Taoist talismans, right? Those ancient characters are indeed powerful; their shapes often carry their own power.

"No, it was just ordinary paper and an ordinary pen, used to write articles for the people of that time, which were then shown to those who had no spiritual cultivation. They realized the truth on their own and were freed from the need for enlightenment."

Su Nu was completely intrigued, but she still stepped on Chu Mingkong with her jade feet because he had not yet revealed everything he should have revealed and was still keeping her in suspense.

Where's the article?

Chu Mingkong hesitated for a moment. This hesitation was intentional, mainly because he wanted Su Nu to step on him a few times. However, Su Nu's ability to grasp the patient's condition was also extremely superb.

The jade-like feet, white with a rosy tint and warm to the touch, suddenly lifted up, instantly making Chu Mingkong feel a little disappointed.

"If you keep me in suspense any longer, you'll have to deal with your own underlying problem."

Chu Mingkong quickly took out the "Golden Plum Blossom" and presented it with both hands. Then, with a blank expression, he respectfully touched Su Nu's tender white feet, allowing her to return to her treatment position.

Although the article before her was strange, Su Nu found confirmation in the memories that Yun Nongyu was slowly emerging from: the article seemed to have indeed resolved the crisis of Yu Huacheng's salvation.

Her flawless face did not show any disdain for such trivial and vulgar books; she simply flipped through them expressionlessly, while her beautiful feet suppressed the root cause of Chu Mingkong's illness.

This scene looks somewhat like someone is interrogating and torturing a criminal by flipping through their crime records while simultaneously using their feet to do so.

"This approach starts with Buddhist principles, using articles disguised as Buddhist teachings to lure those who have been converted into thinking about the true nature of Buddhism themselves. It's an excellent idea!" Her tone held a rare hint of certainty as she asked, "Who wrote this?"

"Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng".

"Then why is your name listed in the books and magazines?"

"I am... publishing on behalf of others." Chu Mingkong seized the opportunity to express his request: "Lady Su Nu, this is a solution to the problem of salvation, but right now the goddess bodhisattva is entangled with me and can inadvertently drag me into a world called the Realm of Formless Thought, in an attempt to save me."

"I wonder if Lady Su Nu could help me cure this heartache of seeking salvation?"

Chapter 312 Taking the Pulse

Su Nu's words surprised Chu Mingkong. She said:

"But if you haven't been converted, how can I help you heal?"

"..."

What you said makes so much sense, I'm speechless.

Chu Mingkong had anticipated that she might say that, which is why he just said "prevention and control".

"No, Lady Su Nu, what I want is prevention, to prevent problems before they occur. A disease is difficult and troublesome to treat, but prevention also has its own set of points that require a lot of thought and effort."

Prevention is just as difficult as treatment after illness occurs!

“That makes sense. You continue, but I’ll finish reading the article you’ve published on my behalf first.” Su Nu’s gaze was completely focused on the book in her hands. Her earnest expression behind her veil was exceptionally charming as she calmly read through every part of the article that might be the key to healing and salvation.

Perhaps feeling awkward about shifting her feet like this, she suddenly didn't want to strain her delicate feet anymore, and instead had Chu Mingkong stand up beside her.

In this way, she focused on the "heart medicine" while reaching out to gently "take Chu Mingkong's pulse" back and forth.

That vital vein...

Chu Mingkong was helpless against her "willfulness" and felt like he was being played, but he could only go along with her wishes. After all, to deal with the female bodhisattva's conversion, he still needed a powerful backer.

There's no such thing as too many long, white legs to hug. If the master's wife has long, white legs, then aren't Su Nu's legs long, white legs too?

"I see. The first part resonates with the thoughts of those being converted, using Buddhist stories as a starting point, while the latter part subtly criticizes Buddhist monks, thus guiding those being converted to awaken..."

This is like feeding a child bitter medicine; the medicine is too bitter to swallow, so you can use candy as a lure to encourage them to take it. But why did the preceding story involve worldly affairs and desires?

Chu Mingkong pondered his mindset at the time. If he simply needed Buddhist stories, there seemed to be no need to present so many messy and vulgar tales.

"I remember now, it seems that many things that those who have been converted can no longer be heard, as if they are deaf and blind, and their thoughts about the outside world have been completely blocked."

However, some businessmen still act according to their own business habits, even after being converted. They use their ancestral halls for worshipping Buddha and doing business. So I felt that I had to use some stories that fit their nature to make these converted people accept it.

This book is obsessed with wine, women, wealth, and power; as someone once said, "Food and sex are human nature," so we can only think of representative articles in this direction.

"Your thinking is quite clear. Using articles to deal with persuasion is truly rare. This is a new prescription."

As Su Nu praised her, she happened to read a passage in the text that mentioned a woman serving a man with her hands, which suddenly resonated with her current treatment.

Chu Mingkong stole a glance and immediately felt ashamed. It was just as he feared. However, he remembered that this part was not in the original text. Perhaps there was a discrepancy between the original text and the contemporary meaning, and the elders of Tianya Tower corrected and "polished" it when they published it.

The events described in the text corresponded to the events in Su Nu's hands. Unconsciously, she tightened her grip on the pulse, and her pace and rhythm seemed to be referencing the text, as if she were reading some kind of pulse-taking instruction manual.

To ease the awkward silence, Chu Mingkong took the initiative to speak:

"Lady Su Nu, what are your plans regarding taking preventative measures? Could you lend me a hand?"

When this junior was mentioned, Chu Mingkong suddenly wondered if he could treat the will within the Su Nu Jing as an elder and bind it to the system girl.

He tried it out of distraction and found that it actually worked!

At the same time, a notification sound that hadn't been heard in a long time rang in my ears:

[System Treasure has arrived, 5000 points of corrupted filial piety (the maiden is satisfied...)]

The "transfer money" notification kept ringing intermittently, as if she could feel satisfied and happy as long as she remained in this state of dealing with difficult problems.

On the other hand, if Xuan Nu were also bound to him, wouldn't she be able to stay in a state of cathartic pleasure as long as she kept seeing him being bullied by his beloved master?

Suddenly, she stopped taking Chu Mingkong's pulse, her jade-like hand gently lifting the mysterious and elegant veil, and her beautiful and otherworldly face slowly leaned towards him.

Then... the veil was lifted up, like a thin veil hanging on a jade flute.

The book of "remedies for the heart" was placed aside. Chu Mingkong's gaze slid over it with trembling hands, as if that part was describing the elegant music of a maiden playing the flute.

After an unknown amount of time, the toxins were forced out, and Su Nu's rosy cheeks suddenly swelled up. Her sacredness was tinged with dust, but she gained a touch of allure.

"It can help you prevent it, but it won't help you forever. You need to find your own way to deal with it. For those who can't be cured, returning to dust is the best way to find relief."

Does this mean she's agreed?

So, what she meant by what she said later was that for people suffering from incurable diseases, dying and being buried as soon as possible is the best course of action, right? ... That's really saying cruel things with such an ethereal and compassionate air.

But sometimes that is indeed the case. A goddess like her, who is so fond of treating difficult and complicated diseases, should be delighted by the patients' lingering life so that she can experience the joy of healing. Otherwise, once they die, everything will be gone.

But her saying that she wished to die sooner was probably out of consideration for the suffering of those afflicted by disease.

Perhaps this can be considered a form of disguised compassion and mercy?

"Does Lady Su Nu have any guidance on how to completely overcome the salvation spell?"

"If you improve your cultivation level, or run as far away as possible, you should be able to hide for a while if you are in that abyss."

Well, now that Qingning has finished dodging, it's her turn to dodge, isn't it?

The woman came and went quickly; it's unclear whether she felt comfortable after treating him, but she left immediately.

"That's great, I thought I'd get beaten up for getting it all over her face..." Chu Mingkong muttered to himself, feeling very fortunate.

The azure light on Yun Nongyu's body dissipated, and her veil and goddess robes disappeared, reforming into a single original scripture.

The text in that book, "Jin Xiaomei," disappeared, becoming a wordless book, as if the Su Nu had taken away the contents of the "prescription."

Yun Nongyu "returned," and she touched her cheek, the intense heat making her speechless.

"Your Highness...cough cough." Yun Nongyu's consciousness returned to her body, but she didn't expect that she couldn't speak for the time being, so she choked for a moment.

Chu Mingkong quickly apologized, wiped her face thoroughly with his sleeve, and then took her to the washbasin to clean her face.

"Have some tea..." Chu Mingkong nervously brought over a cup of tea for Yun Nongyu to rinse her mouth, being extremely attentive.

Yun Nongyu didn't expect that she would actually drink a sip of tea, and instead of spitting it out, she swallowed it directly after the tea moistened her mouth.

She continued:

"Your Highness, would you like to try the subsequent chapters of the 'Mysterious Maiden Scripture'?"

If Su Nu is to act as an assistant, then Xuan Nu is necessary as a fighter. Chu Mingkong knows he can't defeat that goddess or bodhisattva.

"Let's give it a try, but I'll go and call my precious master over first. She has some connection with the 'Mysterious Maiden Scripture'."

Chapter 313 Mysterious Woman: I Have Conditions!

Chu Mingkong immediately used the Summoning Master spell. He took out a note and sent a message to Zuo Qiuchi:

[Master, come and have a drink! Fine wine and beautiful women await you!]

Zuo Qiuchi was probably in a relaxed, sedentary state of cultivation right now, improving his understanding of the Great Sword Dao through meditation, but he replied to his traitor's message very quickly.

[Zuo Qiuchi: What wine and what beauty are you looking for?]

Hey, how come we're ignoring the handsome guys?

But it's understandable, isn't he the only default choice among these handsome men?

The ancient wine you drank last time, Nongyu was with you, in her courtyard.

[Zuo Qiuchi: I'm coming for you!]

The moment Zuo Qiuchi's handwriting appeared on the note in Chu Mingkong's hand, her true form had already stormed into the courtyard.

Chu Mingkong only felt a fragrant breeze, and he couldn't see the figure clearly, only the vague outline of a round peach.

In the blink of an eye, Zuo Qiuchi rushed in and embraced Yun Nongyu.