Stellar Enlightenment Monument

"Ziyue, Little Moon! My little moon!" Ji Hao said with a fawning smile.

"Hmph!" Ji Ziyue turned her head away, completely unwilling to pay him any attention.

"I didn't do it on purpose. I'd just gone through a tribulation, so I forgot!" Ji Hao said with an embarrassed laugh.

"Hmph, Immortal Self thinks the lightning fried your brain!" Ji Ziyue said, planting her hands on her hips.

"Do you know how Immortal Self spent these past three days?!"

Ji Ziyue calmed herself, then held out her hand. "Hand it over."

"What?"

"The oranges!" Ji Ziyue said strangely.

"Didn't you say you were going to buy oranges?"

"This young lady will only take one or two. You can have the rest!" Ji Ziyue said righteously.

Ji Hao eyed Ji Ziyue suspiciously. For a moment, he thought she might have transmigrated here too.

"Odd changes, even remains unchanged?" Ji Hao probed cautiously.

"What odd, what even? What are you talking about? Where are Immortal Self's oranges?" Ji Ziyue asked in confusion.

"Nothing. Here!" Ji Hao was somewhat disappointed, but he quickly recovered. If she really were a transmigrator, he truly wouldn't know what to do.

After all, when fellow villagers met, did they stab each other in the back? These days, even fellow villagers couldn't be trusted. The world had gone downhill!

Ji Hao shook his head and handed her something that looked like an orange. Though it resembled one, it seemed to be a medicinal herb. He had snatched it from the Yaoguang Saintess, and it apparently could enhance beauty and preserve youth.

Sure enough, Ji Ziyue delightedly put away the golden oranges and hurriedly asked, "Are there any more?"

Ji Hao then handed all the golden oranges over to her. Ji Ziyue hugged the pile of oranges with a blissful