As they parted, Li Cunren agreed that if he obtained that Celestial Being inheritance, he would give Chu Zhiyuan a copy.
They also agreed on the method of opening it.
This copper casket required a special method to open. If a key were inserted into the hole, the contents inside would be destroyed.
He had not expected to obtain this Celestial Being inheritance so quickly.
It had to be said that, as the First Prince, he was indeed blessed beyond compare—something others could only envy.
Fu Zheng wore a look of utter astonishment.
Chu Zhiyuan opened one of the thin booklets, rapidly flipped through it, and handed it to Fu Zheng.
Fu Zheng hesitated.
Chu Zhiyuan pushed it toward her. "Hurry up!"
"Your Highness, I..." Fu Zheng said.
"Don't be falsely polite!" Chu Zhiyuan said irritably. "If I tell you to read it, then read it!"
Fu Zheng immediately beamed, her smile blooming like a flower as she accepted it. "Thank you, Your Highness."
She solemnly opened the thin booklet and slowly leafed through it, her expression gradually turning bewildered.
After she finished reading, she looked up at Chu Zhiyuan and found him with his eyes closed, deep in thought.
With his eyes shut, he handed the other thin booklet to Fu Zheng.
Fu Zheng accepted it. After reading it, her delicate brows knit even tighter, and the confusion in her eyes deepened.
Though she recognized the words in the booklet and could understand the sword moves within, a strange sense of confusion arose within her.
Everything before her eyes was blank, and her mind was blank as well. She had no idea what, exactly, was written there.
That bizarre feeling gripped her tightly. She could not shake it off, nor could she think any further.
It seemed as though