I have the best bloodline

Although its materials are precious, they are not exactly rare finds, but for Yu the Great, the hairpin sword was definitely a national treasure.

The Golden Branch and Red Jade Hairpin was a birthday gift from Emperor Yu of Xia to his eldest princess. However, the princess later disliked it and ordered the skilled craftsmen in the palace to melt it down and forge it into a personal weapon.

The Red Jade Hairpin Sword was the sword that Emperor Wusheng wore in his youth.

“Princess, you really can’t do this. This is a national treasure. If the Prince finds out that you gave away the Red Jade Hairpin Sword, you won’t be able to leave the house for the next few hundred years,” the female official pleaded earnestly.

"I don't need my dad's permission, I have legs and I know how to go out on my own!"

"That won't work either!"

"At worst, I won't go home. I don't know what those guys are thinking. They went to all this trouble to make me go home and take care of a crybaby rabbit. What could be more outrageous than a fox taking care of a rabbit? I'd rather not go back to such a rebellious clan!" The princess held the red jade hairpin sword between her two fox paws and waved it forcefully to express her anger.

"This won't do!" The female official was almost in tears.

It's absurd to have a fox take care of a rabbit, but it was a task personally assigned by His Majesty the Emperor.

It's not up to the princess to disagree.

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Author's Note on the Launch of Chapter 99

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Welcome all the big shots to subscribe on Qidian. The update frequency from now on is something you can trust. After all, I'm currently heavily in debt, and if I don't work hard to update and earn money, I might really be caught one day.

To clarify, the reason for the debt has nothing to do with overspending. It's simply that before I lost my job, my salary was decent, so I used the extra credit from the blue modifier to try my hand at starting a business. As a result, the business failed, and my original company also went bankrupt and became a complete mess.

With all expenses added up, I only have a little over 120 yuan left in my pocket this month, even before paying the electricity bill.

I don't dare tell my family about starting my own business, which makes them think I'm quite capable. Now I pay double the water, electricity, and gas bills, and occasionally supplement my household expenses.

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I don't expect any donations, I just hope my good brothers can subscribe a little. If we can hold on, we should be able to get through this.

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Since my dear brothers have subscribed, I also need to tell you about a possible direction for the future plot.

First of all, the style is a humorous and slice-of-life story. Although the theme is cultivation, as you all know from the previous text, this story is different from traditional cultivation stories.

Cultivating immortality is about achieving longevity, so what do people do after achieving longevity?

What will the cultivation world look like?

Fighting and killing to seize opportunities? Is the protagonist like a chosen one, causing explosions wherever he goes?

I want to write a slightly newer cultivation novel, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in Su Yan's perspective and experience a cultivation novel unlike the usual ones filled with deceit, intrigue, and violence. I want to write about the cultivation world as I envision it.

Of course, just like traditional cultivation novels, there will inevitably be fighting and killing here. If you don't have money to cultivate, you'll definitely need to find money. But I don't want Su Yan to keep running around for these things and ignore other scenery and human geography, because the feature of this novel is the characteristics and customs of different regions, as well as the diversity of the demon race and their personalities.

Therefore, Su Yan's starting point is relatively high, and there is no need for him to fight to the death for cultivation resources that can be bought.

If all else fails, my aunt can even resort to robbery.

Just like the popular online storage services a few years ago, which included things like customs and appraisals in anime, my original intention in writing this book was simply to make people laugh and have a good time. It wasn't really about creating a profound and moving work.

The refreshing feeling of fighting and killing from the Hyuga clan.

From Isis's emphasis on story and character development over strength, to Bai Jin's gradual unfolding of character development, I've gained some experience from exploring these books. However, I've never passed a Chinese language exam, so I need to experience things firsthand to realize where the pitfalls are. Therefore, there might be some stumbles in the plot. Please forgive me and point out any shortcomings. I will learn from my experience and make corrections.

After the book is published, frequent updates will likely be the norm. After all, I really don't want to starve, nor do I want to follow the trend and write popular or system novels that I don't like. My initial motivation for writing was because I was tired of these kinds of books, and after a certain "benefactor" said, "Here's the pen for you (gritting his teeth)," I jumped into this pit and started writing.

Now unemployed and stuck at home, my underwear is falling off due to the cold because of the industry, making it difficult to find another job.

Then

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Chapter 100 Want to eat my rice?

Princess Wuxi took out the Red Jade Hairpin Sword, which she said she wanted to give to Su Yan. It was the sword that Emperor Wusheng wore in his youth and accompanied him in his career of expanding his territory. It was stained with countless bloodstains, which transformed it from a magical longsword into a demonic sword that had been given sentience.

This is one of the collections of the Xia Yu royal family, symbolizing the years when the Xia Yu Kingdom conquered the central state. It's just a mystery how Princess Wuxi managed to steal the 'Red Jade Hairpin Sword'.

Su Yan glanced at the red jade hairpin sword, and the eye on the tassel of the hairpin sword glared at Su Yan fiercely, as if to say: What are you looking at? Did I show it to you?

"okay!"

The scene in the hall gradually spiraled out of control. The aunt glared at the red jade hairpin sword and the female official, and shouted:

"Our shop welcomes Princess to visit Su Yan, but please refrain from wielding your sword and venturing out into the world. Our Su Yan is not yet of age to go out, so please put your sword away!"

The spirit of the Red Jade Hairpin Sword, angered by its aunt's glare, immediately cowered and withdrew its released spiritual power. The black hilt and silver blade, shrouded in a hazy red light, were revealed, lying quietly in Princess Wuxi's hand, no longer showing its ferocious nature.

No matter how powerful or fierce the Red Jade Hairpin Sword may be, it still needs a wielder to control it.

Even if my aunt used it to poke cow dung, the Red Jade Hairpin Sword couldn't resist. Therefore, as soon as the fiercest and most vicious person present spoke, the Red Jade Hairpin Sword immediately became obedient.

"Why not let him follow me? Then we can easily attach a title like 'imperial son-in-law' to Su Yan, and we can legitimately obtain royal resources. It's a win-win situation!"

Princess Wuxi tried to persuade her aunt to let Su Yan follow her in the future, guaranteeing him a worry-free life in Xia Yu. Although there might be growing pains when she established her own power base in the future, Princess Wuxi believed that her future was bright and that there was nothing that two young nine-tailed foxes couldn't solve.

If you have one, then recruit another divine beast as your right protector!

Princess Wuxi refused to believe that three demon cultivators with divine beast bloodlines couldn't even make a name for themselves.

"There's no room for discussion now, and it can't be discussed!" Auntie firmly refused Princess Wuxi's request.

Su Yan was already full of troubles. Because of his inherited water control ability, he was essentially a dragon. Although he had a fox face, the most essential thing for a demon cultivator was his innate supernatural ability. Su Yan's name could even be openly written in the genealogy of the North Sea Dragon Clan.

Once Su Yan's identity is exposed, both the Su Clan and the Black Dragon Clan of the North Sea will come after him. One wants to castrate him, and the other wants him to acknowledge his ancestors and have many children. Regardless of whether the two clans' envoys win or lose, Su Yan's ending will not be good.

Princess Wuxi, who betrayed the Xia Yu royal family, will definitely be pursued by the royal family with all their might. With two huge troubles traveling the world together, Auntie doesn't even dare to imagine how much storm they will stir up in the future.

Moreover, judging from Princess Wuxi's defiant little face, I have every reason to believe that she is definitely plotting to expand her organization, and the companions she has chosen are sure to be some big trouble.

Without some talent for causing trouble, how could one possibly attract the attention of Princess Wuxi?

"Humph"

Princess Wuxi, who had been thrown onto the table by her aunt, maintained her adorable white fox form, her arms crossed and looking at her aunt with a defiant expression.

Her aunt glanced at her, and she snorted again, turning her head away to refuse to speak to her unreasonable aunt.

He looked extremely angry.

"Since you're so eager to escape the royal family, I suggest you marry into another family directly. At worst, you can run away right after the wedding ceremony. That way, you won't belong to the royal family anymore." Seeing the princess angry, the aunt's image of Su Yan flashed through her mind, and she gave Princess Wuxi a bad idea with a smile on her face.

Rather than forcibly breaking away from the Xia Yu royal family, the princess would rather kneel before the Wan Shi Palace and remain there, hoping that Emperor Wu Sheng would grant her a marriage that would allow her to marry into another family.

Princess Wuxi looked at her aunt, her fox-like brows twitching slightly.

What terrible ideas! The moment she knelt down in front of the main hall, her old man probably appeared behind her, looking at her with a kind face but a fierce glint in his eyes.

Although she was internally injured by her aunt's retort, Princess Wuxi refused to back down and said, "Fine! I will immediately ask my aunt to grant me permission to marry Su Yan! Then I will properly show my respect to my aunt for her guidance!"

Princess Wuxi emphasized the words "little aunt" and then gave a soft hum as she looked at her aunt.

"Go! Go! Go"

The aunt waved her hand dismissively and quickly took Su Yan with her, planning to take a stroll around the streets until this scoundrel returned home.

Although she had long heard that the princess was unruly and more like a pure demon than a human, her aunt never expected that this rascal would be so shameless, even treating the most important matter of marriage as a matter of great importance to humans in such a frivolous way.

"Princess, won't you reveal your human form?"

Su Yan didn't express any opinion on the quarrel between her aunt and Wu Xi. Both of them were stubborn and wouldn't back down easily. They were both incredibly stubborn and their harsh words were more ruthless than the other's. But afterwards, her aunt would definitely find it troublesome and be too lazy to deal with Princess Wu Xi. The most likely thing the princess would do was throw a stone at her aunt's windowsill.

The two are unlikely to clash; one has an extraordinary background, and the other possesses exceptional strength. If they were to actually fight, the officials in the imperial court would be the ones who need to be concerned.

Therefore, Su Yan's focus was not on this, but rather on looking at Princess Wuxi with a strange expression, asking her if she did not manifest human form when she went out.

Although the fox's appearance is quite pleasing, it's really difficult to move around on a busy street.

When Su Yan was at home, he often revealed his true form and lay on the ground sunbathing. His mother, who was distracted by her thoughts, had stepped on him more than once. There was even a time when Su Yan ran to his mother, squatted down, and looked at her expectantly.

The mother didn't notice Su Yan; she was reading a book in her hands and kicked Su Yan away.

From then on, Su Yan became wiser. When greeting people, she would try to increase her size, and if she could maintain a human form, she would never try to maintain a fox form.

"What's the point of maintaining human form? Is it so that those cultivators will look at me like I'm a courtesan? Those lewd and disgusting gazes are utterly foolish. I wish I could pluck out their three inches, pry open their skulls, and see if there's anything else in their heads besides Nuannuan!"

Princess Wuxi's reply was extremely impolite, revealing a deep hostility towards the male cultivators.

When Su Yan was at the Xuanwang Mansion, he had seen Princess Wuxi in human form more than once. Although she was young, she was indeed a beauty. Su Yan, in his fox-like form, would be stunned when she smiled.

Besides being undeniably beautiful, the allure of the nine-tailed fox also played a role.

Even Su Yan in his fox cub form was stunned, let alone other cultivators when they saw Princess Wuxi.

Princess Wuxi, who was born beautiful, was extremely sensitive to the gazes of others, especially those that were lewd.

She would fly into a rage every time, but there were always creatures that dared to risk serious injury to steal another glimpse of her face.

"You'd better keep looking like a fox, otherwise I don't even want to imagine how those old ladies will treat you, leaving you with spittle and lipstick marks all over your face."

Princess Wuxi, who considered herself a senior, proudly raised her head to lecture Su Yan.