With Cultivation Simulator in a Chaotic World-Chapter 279 - 245: Wolf Child

"Ningzhou?"

"This time, I haven’t been reborn in Changzhou."

In the Jiuzhou World, as the name suggests, the world is divided into nine provinces. However, each province is vast and boundless, making it extremely difficult even for a Nascent Soul Cultivator to travel freely between two provinces.

In Ouyang Yun’s lifetime, with Ouyang Yun’s status and position, he only knew the names of the different provinces of Jiuzhou Cultivation Realm. Let alone visiting other provinces, Ouyang Yun didn’t even know which faction the Great Wei Immortal Dynasty belonged to, as shown in the simulator.

[You were born into a farmer’s family in West River County of the Great Liang Kingdom. Your father is the only son, and the family’s conditions are quite well off, sufficient for you to grow up healthily.]

[Your birth caused your mother to die during childbirth. This, in itself, doesn’t signify anything, but after your mother’s death, all her blood was drained, leaving her like a dried corpse, as if you had sucked away all her life force. If this were to happen elsewhere, you would certainly be viewed as a sinister being, receiving countless cold stares since young.]

[However, your father kept all these hidden.]

[He didn’t care about any sinister phenomenon; all he wanted was to pass down his bloodline. Although merely an ordinary farmer, the family had been passing down a single child for four generations, which was a rather rare occurrence in the surrounding area.]

[Your mother was hastily buried, and you paid no attention to any of this because you had yet to develop self-conscious thought. Your brain and sea of consciousness were still developing and forming.]

[You seemed not to have awakened any memories related to your previous life, as if all your memories were sealed away. For now, you’re just an ordinary newborn baby.]

Jiang Ming’s brow slightly furrowed.

In this life, is he not a reincarnator?

Then where did the memories go? Into the Undefeated Demon Blood?! Or perhaps the prerequisite for the talent is not to have any prior memories.

These details were not explained within the talent, catching Jiang Ming off guard.

However, Jiang Ming could guide this life through the state of a ’Celestial Soul’, the inability to reincarnate merely losing some advantages.

[Your father raised you all by himself.]

[This year, eighteen counties, including West River County in Great Liang, suffered a severe drought.]

[In the same year, the people of West River County rose up in rebellion. Natural disasters and man-made calamities left the people struggling to survive. Crop failures, the great river dried up, and the few resources available were controlled by great clans and the rebel army, leaving common folks to starve to death.]

[In despair, people resorted to cannibalism, even hunting each other as prey.]

[In utter despair, your father went out alone in search of food. After two days of not returning, your cries attracted a group of refugees...]

[The crying you were hung on a scale, weighing five jin and three liang...]

In a somewhat shabby house, several men and women, dressed in coarse hemp clothes and all emaciated, looked at the baby removed from the scale with green light in their eyes.

They seemed to have saliva secreting from the corners of their mouths.

Someone took out a sparse amount of precious water and started a fire, slowly boiling the clear water in a large earthen pot. Bubbles rose gradually from the bottom and sides of the pot.

The baby’s weak cries and the adults’ faint sounds of swallowing were enough to chill those living in peaceful times to the bone.

The small scale, originally used for weighing produce, had bloodstains on it.

They had divided food using that small scale more than once...

......

Jiang Ming stared blankly at the refreshed simulation text.

What kind of hell-mode beginning is this? Forget that the memories are sealed this time, even if he personally went there, without any power, he’d have no ability to resist.

A person is at their most vulnerable right after being born.

[Suddenly, a wolf howl was heard from afar, startling everyone present. They hurriedly shut doors and windows and held their breath.]

[The shortage of food affected not only humans but also other beasts. The beasts that survived this great disaster were faintly gaining spiritual wisdom and had powerful strength, making them unresistable to ordinary people.]

[The wolf howl was distant, but you suddenly cried out loudly.]

[The wolf pack arrived; a gray wolf the size of a yellow ox tore apart the house and tore apart the people inside, blood splattering everywhere, the scent of blood saturating the house, yet you clapped your hands and laughed.]

[The head wolf sniffed you and did not devour you but carried you away instead.]

[The great disaster continued, and even though the Imperial Court of Great Liang gave all its efforts in disaster relief, it was no match against the forces of nature.]

[In the year 11303 of the Changtian Calendar, Great Liang, with the nation’s full strength, invited an Immortal Master. The Immortal Master used divine powers to call the wind and rain, halting the disaster that had lasted three years.]

[During these three years, you grew healthily under the protection of the wolf pack. You drank wolf milk and learned to tear raw flesh apart like a wolf.]

[As the disaster ended, the wolves’ living conditions improved. You vaguely sensed that the wolf pack was no longer shrinking but seeing more newborn wolves.]

[You played and grew up together with the young wolves.]

[As you grew older, you began to gain spiritual wisdom, noticing the differences between yourself and the other young wolves.]

[You began to ponder if you were like your kind, even though you clearly had a different appearance from them.]

[You used simple wolf language to communicate succinctly with the head wolf that raised you.]

The so-called wolf language consisted of a few simple syllables, yet they could convey a multitude of meanings.

Of course, conducting complex exchanges like the Human Race was still impossible.

[The head wolf did not understand your meaning; in his mind, you had long been a member of the wolf pack. All members of the wolf pack, even the most gifted, robust, and ambitious young wolves, held you in high regard, allowing you to grow safely in such an environment.]