In the game, there is still a completely different feeling than in reality.

Ji Shu finished reading the forum post and just sighed and left it behind.

But now when I was here in person, I saw a madman digging the grave of his sweetheart while the night was in the dark, and I couldn't help but feel a gust of wind rushing up from my feet.

Wei Shuo didn't want others to interfere, and even drove all his servants away and let them get out. When he saw any of them, he would kill them immediately.

Then he knelt alone in front of the grave, without even using tools, and just used his own hands to dig up new soil bit by bit.

Even though he is a general with great martial arts skills, he is still a mortal body. After digging like this for a long time, he didn't dig out much, but instead made himself so tired that he kept breathing.

He gasped very violently, and looked from behind and seemed to be crying very emotionally, but when he looked from the front, he didn't even shed a single tear, his eyes were red, and his expression was as dazed as if he had woken up from a dream.

Sitting on the nearby tree trunk and covering up his body with the thick leaves, Ji Shu didn't understand what he was doing.

However, when emotions fluctuate violently, it is most likely to be charming.

The heartless witch was about to jump off the tree and give Wei Shuo a charming technique when suddenly she heard a delicate female voice talking:

"Brother Mu, what is he doing? Does he not like his girl anymore?"

Ji Shu saw a pretty girl standing next to the tomb, using a primary invisibility spell, looking innocent, looking up at her head, talking to someone with a delicate voice.

This little girl has a low cultivation level. Ji Shu can not only see through her invisibility curse, but also directly see through her true body - she is a demon cultivator in Wan Yao Valley, and her prototype is a little fox.

The "Brother Mu" beside her has a higher cultivation level than Ji Shu, at least his invisible curse Ji Shu can't see through it.

He can't hear him speak either.

Looking at the posture of the little fox demon girl, she was holding the "Brother Mu" beside her. Maybe the two of them had any private communication methods. The little fox could obviously hear him and was still talking to him questions and answers.

"Why do you want me to think about it yourself? Brother Mu and I are playing together, just want Brother Mu to think about it for me." The little fox pouted: "Girls are just going to be spoiled. Just tell me directly if you think it out!"

She pouted for a while, but she might not have been coaxed. She stomped her feet, her fingers flew, and her fingertips flashed, and she rushed directly to Wei Shuo's eyebrows.

"You must have figured it out, but you still said you don't know! I've gone to find it myself!" She was afraid that the "Brother Mu" would interrupt her, so she quickly used the technique. She raised her hand high, her wrist exposed from her sleeve, and there was a dark red birthmark on her wrist.

That is the soul-catching and lyricism technique. The little fox has a low cultivation level and is not very skilled in using this high-level technique, but it is enough to manipulate a mortal - it is only that Wei Shuo's serious illness after being used is probably inevitable.

However, it was at this moment that Ji Shu found that she seemed to have seen this little fox before.

As mentioned before, Jiang Mu, the leader of Guiyi Sect, has a good personality and is gentle to people and things. When Ji Shu and him went out for a trip, he was often taken to do good things with him.

Save people everywhere and save the villages destroyed by demon cultivators...

They once rescued a little fox together. The little fox had just transformed. For some reason, he was seriously injured by his companions in Wan Yao Valley. He could not support him and turned into a prototype. He was picked up by Ji Shu who was unknown to the truth.

Didn’t she still be with Jiang Mu at that time? He would be happy to do good deeds.

Ji Shu thought she had just picked up an ordinary fox, but who knew that after picking it up, the fox changed into a pretty little girl.

The little girl said she was grateful to her benefactor for helping her, and she wanted to join her benefactor.

When she said this, she kept looking at Jiang Mu, her eyes full of admiration.

Ji Shu thought to herself, it was clearly me who saved you! I was doing it while treating wounds and feeding medicine! You should worship me too! Are you wrong?

The little fox also had a dark red birthmark on his wrist.

Jiang Mu told the little fox very seriously: It is better if you don’t teach demon cultivators in Guiyi Sect, it’s better to go find seniors from the demon clan.

There is a huge difference between demon cultivators and other monks. Everyone has human bodies and cultivates internal elixirs. Only when demon cultivators have their own body, they must first cultivate into human bodies before they can continue to practice.

However, demon cultivators generally have their own unique skills, which is another advantage of their demon cultivators.

Ji Shu later made an elder of Wan Yao Sect. His unique ability is that he has extremely sharp vision. As long as he wants, he can even see things hundreds of miles away, and an ant being blown away by the wind.

After seeing off the little fox, Ji Shu thought, indeed, without Jiang Mu, she actually didn't like to pick up small animals on the roadside to do good deeds. The little fox was grateful to Jiang Mu without any problem.

Ji Shu is an open-minded witch.

It's been a long time ago.

I heard that the small animals in Wan Yao Valley were rescued when they were young, and when they grew up, they would go to their benefactors to repay their kindness.

So is Jiang Mu, the leader of Guiyi Sect, by the little fox?

Jiang Mu forgot about her and was with this little fox?

Before Ji Shu could figure out the reason, the little fox used the soul-taking and thought-taking technique had already worked. An illusory scene suddenly appeared in the cemetery in the suburbs, like a 3D projection, playing all the memories in Wei Shuo's mind.

Wei Shuo went to Jiangnan to quell the bandits and rebellion.

The bandits in the south of the Yangtze River were already very serious before the soldiers and soldiers of Daxia came.

The second time, Miss Zhu was once the only daughter of a small family. She was spoiled like a pearl in her hand and was plundered by the bandits in the bandits. Fortunately, she was rescued by the officials and soldiers of the court before she encountered anything disgusting.

In the chaos of war, Wei Shuo fell in love with her at first sight and swore in his heart that he would get her, regardless of whether she was already married or not.

Later, I couldn't wait to ask about her marital status, but I learned that her husband had died in the chaos. It was God's help, so I immediately took her as a concubine.

Later, the bandits were quelled, and Wei Shuo brought her back to the north and favored her very much.

Before Miss Zhu left, she gave all the money Wei Shuo rewarded her to her before her parents-in-law.

The next time, Miss Zhu was always depressed after she arrived in the north. When she asked her, she said she was homesick.

How could Wei Shuo put his beloved woman back to the south? He could not accommodate a mere concubine and invited him to the south to become an official.

Miss Zhu mentioned that she was going home a few times. He coaxed her at first, but later she became impatient and told her to shut up and stop talking.

But after shouting at her a few times, Wei Shuo herself was dissatisfied with it, thinking how could he treat the girl he liked like this?

So there was a Zhupuzi.

Later one day, a strange man came to General Wei's mansion. He was dressed simply and even many parts of his robes were worn out, but they were clean and tidy.

The man said that he was from Jiangnan and that his parents had both died since the riots. He also heard that his sister had been wandering to the general's mansion, so he came thousands of miles to seek a meeting.

When Ji Shu saw this, she almost understood it in her heart.

Wei Shuo's memories were like mirages, floating in the air, and swaying candles were lit in front of other tombs, shaking like a slim singing.

The servants of the general's mansion were skeptical, so they carefully interrogated the man's name and his sister's age and appearance.

Unexpectedly, the man answered in a good manner, not only talking about his sister's voice, appearance, but also his preferences for her.

That must be a brother and sister.

After hearing this, Wei Shuo summoned the strange man. After confronting him one by one, he believed him. So he asked someone to call Miss Zhu and said that your brother has come to see you from his hometown.

The two met with brother-sister courtesy, but after meeting, they couldn't say a word, but just cried silently.

Wei Shuo felt that they were really brother and sister, and the atmosphere at home must be very good. No wonder Zhu always missed home.

So Wei Shuo kept the strange man and asked him to know that he was a scholar before, but he came from all the way to find his sister. After suffering a lot, he made himself like a beggar. So he asked him to be a scholar beside him.

After four or five years like this, Wei Shuo has always loved Miss Zhu very much and wants to help her become a real wife, but her status is too low and she needs to have a few more sons to survive the clan.

It’s not that Zi Zhu is not pregnant, but after confirming that she is pregnant, she always miscarried for no reason.

Because Wei Shuo did not like women to show up in public, the general's mansion was isolated from inside and outside. Zhu didn't see his brother a few times a year. He occasionally met during festivals and always started crying whenever he met. So Wei Shuo tried his best not to let them meet.

A few years later, Miss Zhu's brother got sick for no reason and died soon after.

The second time, Miss Zhu had just finished her miscarriage at that time, and she didn't go to see him off for a long time. She was buried later and went to his grave to pay tribute.

Later, Zhu also died of illness.

"She is dying of illness, why did he come to dig her grave?" The little fox was puzzled, looked up at the dreamy memories, grabbed Brother Mu's sleeve in his hand and leaned against his shoulder.

Wei Shuo’s memories are not over yet.

After the burial of Ci Zhu, Wei Shuo ran to the pavilion where she lived before her death and missed her, but unexpectedly found her hidden in the secret compartment... to take medicine.

The maids were all from the Wei family, and no one would help her, so she secretly hid the medicine and used it privately.

A flaw appeared, and the truth was behind the flaw, only one step away.

The second Zhu was not originally called Shi Zhu, but she was called "Jiang Cuicui", but Wei Shuo despised her name as ugly, so he changed it to "Shi Zhu".

Using the very vulgar name "Jiang Cuicui", back to her hometown to investigate, Wei Shuo soon realized that the concubine he loved was the only daughter and had no brother.

Jiang Cuicui married a scholar on the street when she was fifteen years old and had a good relationship with the scholar. The scholar often took her out to travel to famous Sichuan and mountains, and even asked her to dress up as a man and take her to temple fairs where girls could not go.

The scholar even agreed that if he wanted a child in the future, the first child would be the surname Cuicui. Because Cuicui's family had no boys, her parents were very nice to their young couple.

Later, there was a riot.

At that time, the scholar and Cuicui happened to be in Cuicui's parents' home. Cuicui's parents were both killed, the scholar was dragged out by the bandits, and Cuicui was knocked out and taken away.

After Cuicui was taken as a concubine by Wei Shuo, the scholar suddenly came back one day. It turned out that he was not dead at the hands of the bandits. After learning about all this, the scholar said he wanted to find Cuicui.

He didn't ask for a penny, saying that it was the money they got from selling Cuicui.

So he worked short-term work along the road, begging, found the northern land from the south of the Yangtze River, and finally found Cuicui's whereabouts.

Cuicui was already called "Sichu" at this time.

Wei Shuo's memory was interrupted at this moment.

The mirage-like illusion shattered in an instant, and the thin moonlight flowed down like a tide.

The sound of the wind blows quietly, as if it was a song that someone sang gently during his lifetime.
To be continued...