Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming-Chapter 2006 - 1143

Jiang Tang finished admiring Eryao’s battle, enjoying several days of eating, drinking, and playing within the Primordial Treasure Lingtian Space. 𝒻𝓇𝑒𝘦𝘸𝑒𝒷𝓃ℴ𝑣𝘦𝑙.𝒸ℴ𝘮

Of course, Jiang Tang didn’t bother with it, as he had more time to spend under the audience’s gaze, at the request of fans.

He planned to give a lecture at a base.

Jiang Tang had already become a deity within the Cultivation World, and his lectures were no different from the Heavenly Dao.

His spoken courses, regardless of who listened, whether in person or online, would refresh others’ perspectives and provide opportunities for enlightenment.

Several times during his live lectures, others could feel a sort of mana emanating from him.

That golden light emitted would allow them to absorb this mana while listening.

Jiang Tang’s speech gave many people anticipation, eagerly awaiting that day.

He would lecture after Eryao’s next challenge to the Primeval Ancestor.

Others, or rather those at the other bases, came for the battles, the contests between Great Power and Divine Dragon, and wouldn’t want to leave.

But within a few days, they would be able to enjoy both the battles and lectures.

Except for those who had to return, those with tasks to complete, because so many people were at this base, this base became the liveliest.

Jiang Tang also noticed the Wishers.

Because of the system’s appearance, his volunteers couldn’t swiftly and smoothly evade the Wisher, nor escape the danger of the collapsing small world.

The reason for his observation was naturally the Fortune-snatching System, preventing the system’s methods from being realized.

Jiang Tang would always pay attention, having already left Divine Sense on the Wisher.

Because of Luo Baojun’s control, the system couldn’t supervise your taking away the luck of the Nobles and Dignitaries.

Moreover, his arrival confined his ability to issue tasks for the host to gather fortune.

He had to devise ways to have the host’s mother take them far from the Capital City.

Once they leave this place, the system’s confinement will vanish, allowing them to gather fortune elsewhere, on different people.

In other cities, there aren’t as many Nobles and Dignitaries, nor as much Fortune.

As long as there are men and Bearers of Destiny, healthy individuals contain fortune.

Fortune can be gathered just like from Nobles and Dignitaries, despite all their luck.

The system fears it because it currently can’t contact the main system.

Moreover, there’s monthly fortune consumption, and if it can’t absorb more fortune, it can’t return to that planet.

Kept confined, unable to absorb fortune, not only will the host die, but this fortune system will also become scrap metal.

If it doesn’t want to become scrap metal, it might become a scam system.

Young Master Huang, due to his young age, cannot move autonomously, nor can he speak, preventing his family from taking him to another place.

The system can only use energy, enticing greedy Madam Huang to respond.

They escaped from that city, even though the city gates had already been shut, the system utilized power to reopen the gates against regulations, controlling the videos.

They then quietly slipped out of the city.

Leaving the city during the night can instill fear, as dangers lurk in the darkness.

Madam Huang disregarded it, driven by wealth and greed, ignoring the peril.

Her accompanying individuals and carriage driver were afraid.

Bound by the indenture held by their master, they had no choice but to obey.

They were fearful in the dark night.

Young Master Huang, as a child, could sleep peacefully amidst the night.

Madam Huang appeared calm, though she was truly afraid.

Her greedy heart suppressed the fear.

Regardless of the night, they didn’t stay in the countryside or seek accommodation in those suburban villages.

Madam Huang constantly heard the system’s voice in her ears.

The system urged them to keep moving further overnight.

The system was afraid, sensing that outside the city, the sense of imminent danger grew ever closer.

The relentless voice echoed in Madam Huang’s mind.

"Hurry, make the coachman go faster..."

Walking at night, the horse wasn’t night-vision capable.

Tonight, the moon was faint, and their carriage had a lantern lit.

The horse, while galloping and occasionally crying out when struck.

Yet it continued running.

"Clip-clop, clip-clop"

At midnight, on an unknown mountain, someone received information from their subordinates.

People on the mountain ignored sleep, quickly descending in groups.

They received news of fat sheep.

Traveling at midnight, so fearlessly and recklessly, with two carriages and no guards.

These mountain bandits identified them as fat sheep.

Regardless of being fat sheep, the carriage surely contained treasures or women.

The mountain bandits, many yet unmarried, would seize women as Bandit Chief’s Wife, naturally robbing the carriage.

There were official forces wanting to obliterate them.

However, living on a perilous mountain, although near the Imperial City, not far from town.

They weren’t easy to eradicate.

They didn’t only rob on one road.

Villages nearby, even targeting the guarded Imperial Tomb, contemplated as tomb raiders.

They conducted businesses taken over by others.

Receiving news swiftly if besieged.

Eyewitnesses were posted both inside and outside the city.

Madam Huang’s two carriages left the city at midnight, traveling only several leagues before bandits came to rob them.

Their carriages were encircled.

Mountain bandits wielding large knives appeared fierce and menacing.

Also armed with bows and arrows.

Madam Huang was frightened, asking the system what to do now?

That sense of oppression grew closer.