I, disguised as a white dragon, was supported by the state.

Seeing the white dragon disappear in the blink of an eye, leaving a ripple in its wake, Guan Mi blinked, then suddenly covered his mouth and laughed.

She touched her head, imagining what it would be like to grow dragon horns.

"Is Mr. Bai lying to me? Maybe one day I really will become a dragon!" she muttered.

A large carp sneakily poked half its body out from the bushes beside it.

Guan Mi's eyes widened, and he pounced on the attack with unrestrained joy.

She was slapped again by the big carp, but she became even more excited.

"I must eat braised carp today!"

……

"The braised carp today isn't as good as it was a few days ago," Guan Mi commented.

“That time you caught it yourself, so of course it’s different,” Bai Lin said with a smile.

“That’s true.” Guan Mi scratched his head.

Five days have passed since she became a Dragon Head Guard.

In the past few days, she has been meditating and practicing under Bai Lin's guidance.

Through the Dragon Breath Technique and visualization, the dragon scale in her mind became much clearer.

Her physical condition also underwent an almost earth-shattering transformation.

In the past, she would be out of breath after climbing mountains for a short while, but now she can run all the way to the top of the mountain without changing her expression.

A few days ago, while playing a game, she lost control and broke the keyboard.

Last night she went to the gym at the training base to test her strength and actually punched the sandbag so hard it burst!

Luckily, she ran fast and no one noticed, otherwise she would have had a large amount of her salary docked.

What made her happiest was not this physical change, but the affinity she had for water.

There was a rain shower in the morning, but when she walked out of the rain, she wasn't wet at all.

She can also make the tea in the cup combine into various shapes in the air and fly to her mouth.

The only thing that troubled her was that she wasn't sure how to report this matter to her superiors.

A few days ago, Liu Chongyu asked her about her and Bai Lin going to the bottom of the lake.

She mentioned Bai Lin's masterful control over the lake, but did not elaborate on her own transformation.

The Longwei incident had a huge impact.

Although Bai Lin spoke casually, she was still somewhat worried.

It can grant people extraordinary power and a lifespan of a thousand years. The more she thought about it, the more she understood how much impact this would have on the outside world.

Among those high-ranking and powerful figures, there are many who are nearing the end of their lives and have an extreme desire for longevity.

What will they do when they find out?

Even knowing that becoming a Dragon Guard would mean losing themselves, they would probably still flock to it!

She remembers clearly the doctor's words when she accompanied her aunt to the hospital and heard her aunt insist on giving up treatment.

Ninety-nine percent of those lying in hospital beds won't last long.

Even so, they were willing to exhaust their wealth in pursuit of that slim chance of survival.

Guan Mi couldn't grasp this, but she could imagine it.

What will those people do when that time comes?

Will they go to great lengths to beg Bai Lin?

Given this white dragon's arrogant nature, even if the highest-ranking leader came, he probably wouldn't give it a second glance.

What will those people do after being rejected by him so coldly?

Will they go crazy because of this?

Chapter 36 Look at your good daughter!

"Why are you spacing out again?" Bai Lin asked.

"Ah, it's nothing." Guan Mi came back to her senses and stuck out her tongue sheepishly.

She thought for a moment, put down her chopsticks, and asked seriously, "Isn't Mr. Bai very amazing?"

Bai Lin had noticed her absent-mindedness these past few days, but hadn't asked her about it.

Upon hearing Guan Mi's words, he narrowed his eyes and clenched his dragon claw: "Did someone bully you?"

"No, everyone is very kind to me." Guan Mi shook her head.

Even knowing that she was hiding something from him, Liu Chongyu, as her superior, remained as gentle as ever towards her.

A few days ago, when I heard that her parents wanted to come and visit, I offered to arrange a car to pick them up.

Dr. Zhang kept trying to be nice to her, almost making her think that he had ulterior motives.

However, she didn't have much contact with the military personnel, represented by Lei Yao.

They seemed to be deliberately keeping their distance.

"Then why would you ask such a question?" Bai Lin asked suspiciously.

He wondered if something had happened to Guan Mi's parents.

“There are many bad people in this world,” Guan Mi said. “What if one day someone goes crazy and wants to harm Mr. Bai at all costs…”

Before she could finish speaking, Bai Lin interrupted her with a chuckle: "You haven't told anyone about the Dragon Guards yet, have you?"

He immediately guessed why Guan Mi had been distracted these past few days, and a warm feeling welled up in his heart.

Guan Mi pursed his lips and remained silent.

Bai Lin's tone remained as calm as ever: "No one in this world can hurt me!"

“But…” Guan Mi wanted to say more.

"Even if we have to use nuclear weapons!" Bai Lin said confidently.

He wasn't sure exactly how powerful nuclear weapons were, but he was confident he could dodge them.

Seeing how confident he was, Guan Mi felt a little relieved.

She smiled and said, "I knew Mr. Bai was the best!"

She was still a little worried.

She had no idea just how strong Bai Lin was.

She didn't want to gamble with human nature and disrupt her current peaceful and tranquil life.

Therefore, in the following days, she did not take the initiative to mention this matter to Liu Chongyu.

Director Liu seemed completely oblivious, and his attitude towards her became even more amiable.

For example, today.

Upon learning that Guan Mi's parents were coming, he not only arranged for a private car to pick them up, but also prepared some gifts.

"Your boss thinks highly of you." Mr. Guan smiled as he looked at the local specialties in the trunk.

These items may not be considered valuable to their family, but the attitude they represent is heartwarming.

"Is his name Liu Chongyu?" Guan's mother said. "This man has a bright future ahead of him!"

Guan Mi rolled his eyes.

She wanted to say what her promising future had to do with her, but she was afraid that if the conversation got out, people would misunderstand and think she had a problem with him.

She just didn't like the way her mother spoke.

Mr. Guan seemed to realize something and frowned, saying, "He's getting a bit old."

"Thirty-five, I think, isn't that old," said Guan's mother. "At that age, she's considered young and promising. If she weren't so focused on her career, she wouldn't be so old and still unmarried!"

"Little scatterbrain, he doesn't have a girlfriend, does he?" she asked her daughter.

Guan Mi understood what her mother meant.

With a dark expression, she pointed to the airport behind her and said, "Mom, I beg you to come back."

Guan's mother was furious: "What did you say?"

Mr. Guan winked at his daughter: "You silly girl, how can you talk to your mother like that? She talks about you every day while you're not home."

Guan Mi snorted and said to Guan's mother, "If you want to find a promising young man, I can help you make a match."

"Guan Mingfei! Look at your good daughter!" Guan's mother was so angry that her chest ached.

Mr. Guan coughed awkwardly.

He thought to himself, "Isn't your daughter's stubbornness just like your sister's? What does it have to do with me?"

Seeing that his daughter remained silent, he could only say, "Don't upset your mother as soon as we meet, or you'll make a fool of yourself in front of outsiders."

As he spoke, he opened the back door of the car and said, "You sit with your mother, I'll sit in the passenger seat."

Before the car door could even close, he jumped into the passenger seat.

The driver was a stern-faced young man.

Guan's father glanced at the other person and guessed that he was from the military.

After getting into the car, Guan Mi fell silent.

Guan's mother originally wanted to show concern for her daughter, but fearing that her daughter would talk back to her in front of outsiders, she remained silent.

She was quite depressed.

My daughter was a handful when she was little; she got lost several times.

She seems to be inherently at odds with herself, but gets along exceptionally well with her younger sister.

Not only do they have many similarities in personality, but they also look exactly alike.

Mr. Guan was somewhat unaccustomed to not hearing the mother and daughter arguing.

He chatted with the driver in the driver's seat with a smile, but found that the other party was as tight-lipped as a silent person. When he took the initiative to talk to him, it felt like he was interrogating a criminal, so he simply stopped talking.

"By the way, you also have a Shenlong Research Lab there. I heard that the person in charge is a very young candidate for academician?" Guan's father asked, turning around.

"Bald." Guan Mi squeezed out two words.

Guan's father noticed that the driver's lips twitched, as if he was trying to suppress a laugh, and a hint of embarrassment flashed across his face.

My daughter killed the conversation!

He didn't actually have the same thoughts as his wife.

His daughter is only in her early twenties, and he is the first person he cannot accept marrying an "uncle" who is more than ten years older than her!

He would rather his daughter stay single, since he could afford to raise her himself.

Guan's mother opened her mouth, glanced at the driver in the driver's seat, and swallowed the words that were about to come out.

Looking out at the rows of tall buildings, she asked, "Is it far from here to your workplace?"

"It's about 100 kilometers, you know that," Guan Mi said. "I've booked a hotel for you in the city, so you can stay for a few more days after you arrive."

Father Guan laughed and said, "Little Confused has really grown up. He's starting to act like a master."

Guan's mother looked at her daughter suspiciously: "Why does it feel like you want to live here permanently?"

“I plan to stay here for hundreds or thousands of years,” Guan Mi said.

As a keeper, isn't it only natural for him to accompany his white dragon?

She wouldn't feel bored even if he stayed here for a thousand years, as long as he was willing to stay.

Upon hearing the phrase "hundreds or thousands of years," Guan's mother instinctively wanted to refute it, but then she thought of her younger sister and let out a sigh.

"Two troublemakers!" she sighed inwardly.

Mr. Guan smiled and said, "Settling down here is not bad. When your mother and I retire, we can come here to keep you company."