This allowed Yu Yi to see landscapes she had never experienced before. She had only read about them in travel journals.
She had read many travel journals, some rare ones even with ink-wash illustrations.
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Moreover, they sometimes passed through places even more bizarre than planets with purple-red skies and azure grasslands, each landscape uniquely interesting.
Meng Qing glanced and saw Yu Yi’s excited expression, so he slowed down the time and space transitions. He wanted to show her how vast and colorful the world was, far beyond the small Longdu city.
He stopped under a brilliant starry sky and asked her, “Want to see more interesting time and spaces?”
Yu Yi turned to look at him. The joy of finally being free made her extremely excited, but what thrilled her even more now was the novel experiences brought by time and space traversal. She smiled and nodded.
Meng Qing scratched the corner of his mouth, “But I’ll need to earn some money first.” He pointed at the terminal, “I spent all my money buying this thing. Now I’m completely broke. Although we can see free scenery, we still need to pay for food and drinks.”
After hearing her question, Meng Qingwei smiled and looked at her: “There is a type of people in this world, somewhat similar to executors, but they are unofficial lone wolves, called bounty hunters.”
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