"Really? You've got an idea? Fine, I'll hear you out, but it'd better not be some lousy idea." I wore a bitter smile, while Han Shanshan immediately shoved her palm against my forehead and said, "Why do you look so unconvinced? At least I came up with an idea. Shouldn't you and the Three Palaces come to Big Sis for help?"
"Fine, fine, you're amazing." I helplessly put on an exaggerated act of prostrating myself in worship. Han Shanshan stopped me with a hand. "Enough. I'm busy right now and can't joke around with the living beings of the Nine Heavens. To cut a long story short, the reason the black-robed men can monitor you is precisely because they're Heaven Peepers. And the most powerful thing in a Heaven Peeper's hands is the Heavenly Mandate Cauldron, right? That cauldron can pry into destiny, while you're the condensation of innate destiny. That's the key contradiction. How could they possibly fail to find you?"
"That makes sense, but I understand that part. The problem is, I need to leave. I have to pull off a golden cicada shedding its shell so they'll think I'm still in Heaven City..." I hurriedly explained.
"I said to cut a long story short, and you really took me seriously. A golden cicada shedding its shell is impossible in this case, but there is a way to shift their attention elsewhere. The thing affecting your destiny is actually the Book of Calamity Destiny, isn't it? So all you have to do is leave the Book of Calamity Destiny in Heaven City, disguise yourself, and go wherever you want. Wouldn't that solve it?" Han Shanshan reminded me.
I immediately slapped my hands together and said in delight, "That makes sense! How did I not think of that? But...