Fairy Yaochi and Liu Rumian had both left, and Chen Lin had no interest in drinking alone either, so he too left the Spirit Food Pavilion.
On the way, he stopped by his former Immortal Cave to take a look, but did not meet with his Accepted Disciples.
Once he returned to his residence, he began studying the Innate Artifact Refining Art.
In his spare time, he leafed through the Travelogue.
The author of the Travelogue was called Dream Pursuer, which was obviously a pseudonym.
The book was thick and recorded a great many short stories. Every single one concerned love, and most ended less than happily.
Judging by the way they were told, the stories were not the author's autobiography, but accounts of people and events the author had encountered. Each story had its own protagonist, yet without exception, all the protagonists were women.
Chen Lin, however, suspected that this was the author's autobiography.
Although the stories differed, the emotions released between the lines and the descriptions of the inner world of love shared certain similarities.
If that were truly the case, though, the author was remarkably uninhibited.
The Travelogue contained at least a hundred stories, meaning she had experienced romances with over a hundred people.
And every romance invariably left behind a fruit of love.
Chen Lin read the stories one by one, treating them as a diversion to ease his mind.
Aside from romance, each story also described local customs and ways of life, allowing him to learn quite a bit.
Moreover, the lovers were not limited to the human race; there were all sorts of strange alien races as well.
This left him even more impressed by the author's uninhibited nature.
No wonder Fairy Yaochi had called her an extraordinary woman. She certainly was "extraordinary."
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