"No wonder you are Fellow Daoist Su's friend through life and death. This insight of yours truly has something unique about it."
"Once, I never thought myself obsessed. Only now, with the leisure to reflect, have I realized that perhaps I truly pushed too hard."
"My mindset in the past may have been just as the Buddhists say—trapped in self-attachment without even knowing it!"
"As for what comes next, it is difficult to predict now. Let everything follow fate."
"But what about you, Fellow Daoist? Is there anything else you need help with? Though I cannot leave this place, if there is anything within my power, I can still lend you a hand."
Liu Hua wore a smile throughout. As she finished speaking, she asked Su Shi'er.
Freed from her former obsession with the sword, she had also developed varying degrees of concern for other people and other matters.
"You need not worry, Fellow Daoist. I can handle such trivial matters myself."
"Next, I intend to make a trip to Bai Zhang Market. If someone comes looking for me in the future, seeking my whereabouts, Fellow Daoist Liu, just tell them."
Su Shi'er smiled and waved a hand, offering Liu Hua a reminder.
The latter nodded thoughtfully. She said nothing further, but had already realized that the man before her had likely provoked no small trouble.
After pondering briefly, she turned to look at Tan Taiqing, who was reclining in a lounge chair.
With child, Tan Taiqing's face was clearly filled with exhaustion.
Yet upon sensing Liu Hua's gaze, a gleam flashed through her eyes, and she immediately said to Su Shi'er:
"Rest assured, Fellow Daoist. Our Xuan Nu Tower still carries some weight in the Immortal Cultivation Holy Land. No matter who comes looking, I imagine they would not