sjar Chapter 136 Their fate is the best example.
Chapter 136 Their fate is the best example.
"Yes Yes……"
Suddenly, it was like a CD had stopped working; Lin Siyao couldn't quite put her finger on what it was.
She looked at Lin Sui with shock and anger: "What did you do?"
Lin Sui knew that, like Yang Zhaodi from Lotus Village before her, Lin Siyao was also unable to tell anyone about her.
Just as she couldn't bring herself to say that Lin Siyao was a transmigrator from a book and didn't belong to this world.
But Lin Siyao has someone raising ghosts to cover for her, so what is the reason for that?
As Lin Sui was thinking, she heard Lin Siyao say coldly, "You don't need to pretend to be innocent. It's because you're unwilling to live an unknown life and want to change your fate as an ordinary passerby that you've attracted an evil force."
"That power attracted a large number of ghosts and monsters in order to help you achieve your wish, which is why your so-called ability to catch ghosts and exorcise demons came in handy."
[Lin Sui! So many ghosts suddenly appeared because of Lin Sui! She's a menace!]
[Wait, is this really true? Dude, is the missing pig's head from the Old Summer Palace on your head?]
Good grief, I thought Lin Siyao was going to report Lin Sui for plagiarism, but what she said is even more outlandish than Lin Sui exorcising ghosts. Is she sure she's not crazy?
[Are you trying to use evil forces as if you're acting out a scene from a magical girl movie?]
[But why would Lin Siyao spout nonsense for no reason? Isn't she just needlessly making herself look bad? She must know something to dare say it in public. Although it sounds unbelievable, how many unbelievable things have happened on this show?]
Where did she hear that from? Could there be an even more powerful fortune teller who saw through Lin Sui's past and future?
Lin Sui had previously suspected that the person who raised the ghost was a powerful master of metaphysics.
But with the existence of evil gods, things might be different.
The only thing that's certain is that the other person is very suitable for running a pyramid scheme because... "You look like you've been thoroughly fooled."
Lin Sui looked at Lin Siyao and expressed 0.000001 seconds of sympathy.
According to Taoist historical records, ghosts and monsters did indeed appear suddenly one day, but that was thousands of years ago.
She was delicate and frail, and really couldn't carry such a big pot on her back.
Lin Siyao was annoyed by her gaze: "You still won't admit it even now? I specifically asked around, and everyone who went to the Wenxin Temple ten years ago to have their fortune told by the old Taoist priest who adopted you said he was a swindler who only knew how to cheat and deceive."
"But those who have visited in recent years all say he is incredibly prescient. Why? Because of you, that force intervened, making this supposedly atheistic world strange and mysterious."
"Yes, you've become famous all over the internet because of this, but do you know that because of your selfishness, this world will be invaded by ghosts and monsters, causing widespread suffering and death?!"
That's why she needs to correct the plot and save the world.
Thinking of this, Lin Siyao's expression turned arrogant as she looked down at Lin Sui: "I advise you not to be so stubborn. What doesn't belong to you, no matter how hard you try to force it, is destined not to belong to you. In the end, it will only harm yourself and others."
As she spoke, she pointed at Yu Cinian and the others: "Their fate is the best example!"
Lin Sui's eyes turned cold, and the silver needle flew out from her fingertip.
"Ah!" A piercing pain instantly spread throughout her body, and Lin Siyao's raised arm seemed to lose all feeling, falling limply to her sides.
She stared at Lin Sui in horror: "You..."
"Didn't anyone teach you that pointing at others is impolite?" Lin Sui said coldly.
"Besides, what you said makes a lot of sense, and I'll pass those words on to you as well."
After saying that, she didn't look at anyone and turned to leave.
Old Mo was not skilled in face reading or fortune telling, and at that time not many people believed in ghosts, so Old Mo was naturally considered a fraud.
It wasn't until she started learning mystical arts at the age of ten and helped him from behind the scenes that his reputation began to improve. It had nothing to do with any kind of power.
However, Lin Siyao's words weren't entirely nonsense; at least she could extract two key pieces of information from them.
One is the so-called evil force...
Through the spirits of the infants, she has confirmed that there are indeed two forces at play.
Since Lin Siyao has powerful backers, could she also have powerful backers?
For some reason, Lin Sui immediately thought of her master and her senior brother Qi Yan, who had initially guided her to participate in the program.
Her master was a true reclusive master, appearing and disappearing without a trace, and even she didn't know where to look for him.
Throughout the many years she studied esoteric arts, her senior brother and Lao Mo were always by her side.
Master only appears once every year or two.
Especially since he was clearly very powerful, yet he had never made a name for himself in the underworld, and even instructed her not to mention his name if anyone asked, which made him seem far too mysterious.
However, upon further reflection, something didn't quite make sense. This master was found for him by Lao Mo, and his senior brother even called him Lao Mo, or Uncle Mo.
Old Mo and Master were from the same school, though they were of different levels.
If the master is another force, then isn't Lao Mo also quite extraordinary?
Then he wouldn't have died, right?
As for the other piece of information... change your destiny.
She did want to change her fate, but only the fate of these villains.
But she only had this idea after spending time with them. Lin Siyao's point seems to be that she had the idea of change first, and then she started to experience all of this.
When was that?
Was it when she woke up crying at the age of ten that she resolved to seriously study metaphysics, or was it earlier, in that time before she had no master or senior brother, a time she didn't know about?
Suddenly, a word popped into Lin Sui's mind, making her stop in her tracks.
Then came the urgent beeping sound, and the heart rate bracelet emitted another frantic cry.
This time, Lin Sui didn't even have time to feel the intense pain in her heart before her vision went black and she fainted.