The Luckiest One Was Xi'er

Hu Keke had no idea what the three of them had argued about. Wang Xian had never told him about his past.

Earlier, in Moon City, he had looked forward to Wang Xian's return. Once Wang Xian was back, he had looked forward to Wang Xian helping him get revenge.

His heart was small; it couldn't hold too many things.

After three cups of wine, his head was already spinning. He waved a hand and went back to his room to rest.

Liu Piaopiao had suffered a great loss today. Even if she wanted to make trouble, that could wait until tomorrow or the day after.

Watching Hu Keke enter the room, Wang Xian found himself worrying about Song Tian and Bai Xue instead.

After all, he had no idea whether Hu Keke's trouble came from the palace or some official in the imperial city.

As far as he was concerned, as long as Song Tian and Bai Xue were around, he couldn't do the things he wanted with a free hand.

Song Tian and Bai Xue cleared the bowls and chopsticks from the table. Wang Xian boiled a kettle of water, intending to give them an opportunity so heaven-defying it could change their fates.

He still couldn't make it so that when one person attained the Way, even his chickens and dogs ascended to heaven. But he wanted to be like the teacher and help every one of his students see the principles of heaven and earth.

While the two were away, he poured a few drops of water from the Divine River into the kettle and added a few leaves of spirit tea from the Heavenly Street.

After drinking this pot of tea, the two might one day change their fates against heaven, just like Chen Xiang'er of