It Really Wasn't Easy! The Book of Heaven Was Finally Mine

Bi Yao saw that it was Hao Shuai. Though she was a little curious why he always woke up before her, her hunger left her no time to dwell on it.

After taking the food Hao Shuai handed her, Bi Yao quickly began eating, taking one big bite after another.

Halfway through, Bi Yao suddenly looked up at Hao Shuai and asked, "Have you eaten?"

"Go ahead and eat first. I'm not hungry yet," Hao Shuai said with a smile.

Bi Yao didn't suspect a thing and finished the rest of the food in her hands without worry.

Afterward, the two of them, unwilling to give up, started looking for a way out again.

After who knew how many days, they still hadn't found a way out. Now they faced an even greater problem: they had run out of food.

As the young lady of the Ghost King Sect, Bi Yao would never have carried provisions with her. All the food they'd had over the past few days had come from Hao Shuai.

And to avoid revealing his ability to use his spatial storage, Hao Shuai had only taken out a limited amount of food. Even if he didn't eat any, it had all been gone for two days already.

"Why are you doing this?" On the platform, Bi Yao looked at Hao Shuai and suddenly asked, seemingly out of nowhere.

Hao Shuai was startled. Had she figured out that he'd been tricking her?

Still, his strong nerves helped him put on a calm front. He feigned confusion. "What did I do?"

"You keep saying you've eaten, but you haven't eaten at all, have you?" Bi Yao looked at Hao Shuai and said with certainty, "You're lying to me so you can save the food for me, aren't you?"

So