Plane purification system

Chapter 216 Encounter
"One of the upper rooms of the shopkeeper!" Throwing Hei Yan to the door of the inn, Han Fei didn't even ask, and let it run freely, hung the wine gourd on his waist, and staggered into the inn.

"Guest officer, I'm really sorry, the store is full!" Hearing the voice, the shopkeeper rushed out to welcome him, and looked at Han Fei with an apologetic face.

Han Fei chuckled and said, "Stop talking nonsense, there are only a few hundred households in your small village, how can there be so many people staying in the shop?"

"Guest officer, you don't know, there are indeed more customers recently, why don't you go to another inn to see." The shopkeeper's face was full of apology, and he didn't let Han Fei enter the store.

Han Fei knew that this was because of the death in the store some time ago.The shopkeeper was worried about another accident, so he was reluctant to entertain guests.

Originally, Han Fei thought that those people were killed by Wan Yuzhi, but they just met each other just now, but Han Fei didn't feel the murderous aura from her.

That's why Han Fei was willing to help her, and now Han Fei was basically sure that those people should have been killed by monsters in the fox cave outside the village.

Seeing that the shopkeeper still refused to let him in, Han Fei raised the corners of his mouth, took out a silver ingot from his pocket, and waved it in front of his eyes.

Under the puzzled eyes of the shopkeeper, he slapped the counter with a slap.

The shopkeeper's face was full of astonishment, and when he looked up, he was shocked, only to see that the ingot of silver had been completely shot into the counter by Han Fei, revealing a deep hole.

"It's all right now!" Han Fei laughed.

"This..." The shopkeeper's eyes hesitated, and he glanced at Han Fei again, gritted his teeth and said reluctantly: "Okay! But please ask the guest officer to sign the life and death lottery."

"It's really troublesome!" Han Fei waved his hand impatiently, but he also took the life and death lottery handed over by the shopkeeper. As a fairy, he really didn't need to care about anything with a mortal.

In fact, there are very few real immortals who would take offense at mortals because of trivial matters. The kind of immortals who kill mortals at will because of quarrels can only exist in novels.

Only those who have truly become immortals can understand the thoughts of immortals. You are like the saints described in the novels of the wilderness, calculating and calculating because of some trivial matters. In Han Fei's view, this is impossible to happen.

As the saying goes, all people have no self, gods and men have no merit, saints have no names, and all those who become immortals are all pursuing the avenue of heaven and earth, so how can they be so troubled because of these trivial things!
The so-called world is not benevolent, and treats all things as straw dogs; the sage is not benevolent, and treats the people as straw dogs.

It's just because in the eyes of heaven, earth and sages, all things are the same as that lost grass dog. They don't treat people particularly well, and they treat other things very poorly.

In layman's terms, heaven and earth treat everything the same, neither is particularly good to anyone, nor particularly bad to anyone, and everything develops naturally.

Although Han Fei didn't reach the level of a sage named Wuming, he wouldn't say anything against ordinary people.

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In the next few days, Han Fei stayed in the inn smoothly, and Wan Yuzhi brought her husband Gao Yong to bid farewell to Han Fei that night.

Then the two left Anning Village together, but one is human and the other is demon, with different life spans, sooner or later there will still be a day of separation.

But these have nothing to do with Han Fei. He can help for a while, but he can't help him for a lifetime. Life is only a few decades, no matter whether it is a human or a demon, there will always be a day of difference.

Even immortals also have a day when their lifespan ends, but immortals live too long, and in the eyes of mortals, it is tantamount to living the same life as the heaven and the earth, and the same age as the sun and the moon.

It's just that even heaven and earth have their own lifespan, let alone immortals!
In fact, life is alive, everything has an end, and the most important thing is to live up to the time of living.

Han Fei didn't know where the two of them would go to live, and he didn't care, anyway, he helped everything that should be done, he was a fairy but not a fairy.

Perhaps it is because Han Fei's time to become a fairy is too short, and he has not experienced the wear and tear of the years, and he has never been able to reach the state of being without sorrow and joy, and treating everything as a humble dog.

However, Han Fei feels that he is very good now. He would rather be a man with flesh than a fairy who is indifferent to everything.

The future is still long and he is not sure what he will become, but he only wants to be ashamed of what he does.

So after Wan Yuzhi left, Han Fei destroyed the fox cave outside the village.

Unlike Wan Yuzhi, all the vixens there have karma on their bodies, and their hands are stained with human blood.

Therefore, Han Fei was merciless in the slightest.

On the third day after Han Fei arrived in Anning Village, Jing Tian and his party also rushed to Anning Village.

Because Wan Yuzhi had already left early, the few people did not meet each other, and as the fox demon was eradicated by Han Fei, the village was relatively more stable.

It was only three days, but the change was not big, so a few people came to the inn, just like Han Fei, and were rejected in the same way.

"Although the world is big, life is small. Brother Jing, long time no see Daoist Xu!" When several people were arguing with the shopkeeper, Han Fei laughed and walked in from the back hall.

"Huh? It's you!" Sedum said in surprise, pointing at Han Fei.

"It turned out to be Brother Han. I didn't expect to meet you here. Changqing has to think more about Brother Han's life-saving grace last time."

Xu Changqing was also slightly surprised, and thanked him with cupped fists.

Han Fei shook his head, took a sip of his wine, and said with a smile, "That's why you deserve to die. Even if I don't save you, someone else will save you. It's nothing!"

"That's right, that's right, Xu's subordinates are good at everything, but they are too verbose!" Sedum waved his hands impatiently.

Han Fei laughed and said, "It's fate to meet each other. Come, I'll treat you all to a drink."

Jing Tian's eyes lit up, and he said with a smile: "I also want to taste the wine in your gourd, what kind of fairy wine is it?"

"Okay, Brother Jing, please!" Han Fei poured a glass of wine, handed it over, and then poured three more glasses in succession.

"Thank you Brother Han for your kindness. Changqing is a cultivator and cannot drink alcohol."

"Hey! Daoist Xu, don't rush to refuse, just look at what's in the cup."

Han Fei waved his right hand, pointed at a glass of wine, and smiled.

Xu Changqing was puzzled, looked up and saw that the liquid in the cup was emerald green, and smelled the fragrance, so he couldn't help being curious, and asked, "This is it?"

"This is the wine made from all kinds of fruits. Although it is called wine, it is actually fruit juice. The Taoist priest can drink it with confidence."

"Then, what you drink on weekdays is fruit juice!" Sedum interjected.

Han Fei took a sip, pointed to the wine glass in his hand and said with a smile, "Please!"

Jing Tian thought it was fruit wine, so he didn't care, "cut" and drank it in one gulp, but he didn't want to flush his face, coughed incessantly, choked up tears, and cried, "This is wine!"

Han Fei laughed loudly, looked at him narrowly, raised the flagon in his hand and poured him another glass.

"This..." Xu Changqing glanced at Sedum, then at the wine glass in his hand, a little surprised, took a sip, but it was definitely juice.

Seeing that Xu Changqing was drinking fruit juice, Jingtian was even more puzzled, and exclaimed, "What's going on?"

(End of this chapter)