Liu Banxia remained silent, gazing out the window, a bright moon hanging high in the sky, pure and flawless. She smiled faintly and murmured, “That year, the three of us made a vow on the rooftop, never to abandon each other. But you personally buried me and Qian Chang, so when I return, do not blame me for being heartless.”
As midnight arrived, Qu Yimo struck with his palm, and I waved my sleeve, sending Liu Banxia into the light circle.
Seeing the illusory scene, I took a long breath, feeling cool sweat on my forehead. Looking at Liu Banxia, she was still calm and peaceful. In my heart, I was coughing blood, suddenly understanding what it means for the eunuch to be more anxious than the emperor.
“Liu Banxia, when do you want to return?”
“From the beginning, right when I was born.”
I nodded, and asked, “Won’t you regret this? The suffering you’ve endured in this life and past life will remain in your heart.”
Liu Banxia smiled softly: “I will not be sad.”
I sighed, unable to help but reach out and gently embrace her, instructing, “Be happy.”
I opened my palm and sent her back.
I did not follow her. If I saw her fate was still not good, I would be sad for a long time.
But a woman as resilient as her would definitely change her own destiny.
“Suo Suo,” Mu Yin held my hand, “Don’t be sad.”
I looked at him silently and nodded.
Ghost Realm Rebirth (Part One)
I was startled and said stiffly: “Excuse me, I’m lost. Which direction is the palace gate?”
The man looked in my direction. His eyes were open but lacked spirit, only adding a sense of weariness and disgust. I was surprised again – was he blind? I couldn’t help but sigh internally: he’s so handsome, yet can’t see anything.
Seeing him continuously looking in my direction, his brow slightly furrowed as if pondering something, yet not speaking, I was scared my immortal energy had leaked out. I lowered my head to check – yes, still in mortal form, immortal energy well-concealed.
Suddenly a faint smile crossed the man’s lips, and he raised his hand: “Come here.”
