The couple's choice was somewhat strange—the kidnappers only wanted one million, yet they were willing to spend a million to hire Magu?
But there really were people like that. They would rather fight for pride than bread; in cultivator terms, they wanted peace of mind.
What the couple thought was, You tormented my daughter into that state. I'd rather pay an outsider to avenge her than give you a single cent!
In fact, this was not merely spite. Even if they gave the kidnappers a million, they might not get their daughter back—what if the kidnappers killed her?
And even if they got her back, the loan sharks would still keep hounding them. They would never have any peace—the lenders would simply deny that it had been a company operation.
So they might as well go all out and ask Magu to act. What if... it worked?
The couple's logic was clear. If Magu's intervention achieved nothing, so be it. But if she truly managed to deal with those people in Tu Country, the local loan sharks would no longer dare come after them.
After analyzing the matter, Ma Sanniang realized that she could not handle such a problem herself, so she came to Luo Hua for help.
She did not insist that Luo Hua had to help. If they could help, then help; she did not even want the offering, and it would all go to Luo Hua. Cinnabar Cloud Heaven merely wanted to build its reputation, and while this girl had done hateful things, there was far more about her that was pitiful.
What Ma Sanniang considered most was that Lin Heihu was Luo Hua's best choice for supernatural matters, but she knew his background well enough. He was fine locally, but somewhat less capable elsewhere. As for