Quick Travel: Dream Hunt

Qing Ning knelt on the ground and kowtowed while crying as she spoke.

I felt a little strange when I heard He. What does it mean to have a spirit in heaven? Oh, her tablet. Could it be that the Yan family thought she was dead, but didn’t I come back alive? Oh, the invisibility talisman...

After thinking about this, Ting He thought it was a good idea to do this. It could also scare them and see if they would still tell the truth.

Ting He adjusted her voice and said tremblingly:

"I died such a miserable death, why did you want to harm me, bitch? Was it really forced by my aunt? If you don't tell the truth, I will come up and take you away..."

After saying this, in order to increase the sense of oppression on Qingning, he slapped her in the face from a distance.

Qing Ning was so frightened that she really thought the young lady had come back to life. She knocked her head loudly and explained:

"Yes, yes, it was the aunt who forced me. I really didn't think of persecuting the young lady. It was the aunt who gave me the silver and said that she had found the young master Wang. She also said that the young master Wang was actually her distant cousin and that the young lady had the best affinity with him. She also said that her cousin and the young lady had feelings for each other, but he had to go to Beijing to take the imperial examination and couldn't meet the young lady. The aunt gave me ten taels of silver and asked me to be responsible for delivering the message and say more good things about the young master Wang. That's why I delivered the message for the young lady."

Ting He heard that there were many mistakes and omissions, which was not right at all, so he said in a trembling voice:

"You are lying. I don't know any prince or cousin at all. Qing Ning, you are a lowly servant. You deserve to die."

As soon as she finished speaking, she went up to Qing Ning and slapped her a few more times. Seeing Aunt Wang's shocked and frightened look, she immediately came up with an idea. She walked up to her and slapped her twice, saying:

"Auntie Wang, you were originally my grandmother's maid, but you were so arrogant that you took advantage of my father's death from drunkenness to sneak into my father's bed. I forgave you for my grandmother's sake and promoted you to an aunt. Why did you harm me like this? How did I offend you that you plotted to harm me like this... I might as well just take you with me..."

Then Ting He pinched Aunt Wang's neck until her eyes bulged and she had difficulty breathing, and then he let her go.

Then she fell to the ground and howled:

"No, I didn't do it. I just wanted to get pregnant with the master's child. I didn't do anything to the young lady, let alone harm her. It was that slut who framed me."

Ting He didn't quite believe her words, but seeing that her aunt was choked by her, she probably wouldn't lie. Maybe she pinched too shallowly? How about trying again?

Ting He didn't listen to her excuses, he grabbed her and threw her into the air, then caught her when she landed to prevent her from falling to death, and repeated this several times. The aunt was so frightened that she lost her mind and cried out:

"My lady, I really didn't send anyone to harm you. I climbed onto the master's bed because the old lady said that the master was drunk and she was afraid that something might happen to him, so she sent me to serve him. But I don't know how I was dragged into the room by the master. I really don't know anything."

Ting He curled her lips, having no doubt that this was a lie, but she also couldn't understand why her aunt didn't tell the truth even though she was so scared.

Just when she wanted to continue asking, the old lady stepped forward and angrily scolded:

"You evil creature, the Yan Mansion is not a place for you to run wild. Since everyone is dead, go back to where you belong and don't make our Yan family restless."

After listening to this, Ting He felt that the tone was a bit heavy. Is this what a grandmother should say? In the original body's memory, there were not many memories of the old lady, but she was not so harsh. What is wrong with this world? Everyone is worrying.

Before Ting He could sort out her words, she saw Li Ma, who was beside the old lady, leading a Taoist priest with a fairy-like appearance in, pointing to the mourning hall and saying:

"Master, look, it's right there."

The Taoist priest, who looked like an immortal, took out a whisk and two leaves and scraped them, then said to Tinghe's tablet:

"You are just a little brat, why don't you surrender now?"

Tinghe was so angry that she almost laughed when she saw this scene. She had only been away for a few months, so how come it became like this when she came back? Turning around, she saw that the original owner's father did not join in their commotion, but was standing beside the mourning hall, looking at Tinghe's tablet with a sad expression, like a person without five senses, with only that tablet in his heart and eyes.

Ting He sighed helplessly, strode up to the Taoist priest, grabbed his beard and pulled out a large handful.

The Taoist's pupils shrank slightly, and his hands and feet retreated uncontrollably. His legs became weak and he fell to the ground. He didn't even need to use his whisk anymore, and he moved backwards on the floor with his buttocks, muttering to himself:

"Ghost, there is a ghost, there is a ghost..."

Being stopped by Madam Li, he shuddered and stammered:

"This ghost is very powerful. He dares to come out and do evil in broad daylight. I am too incompetent. I cannot defeat him..."

Having said that, he disappeared in a flash.

But after the Taoist priest ran away, the old lady hurriedly shouted to Li Ma:

"Quickly, go to the Luohan Temple in the south and call the abbot over. Tell him that the evil beast is too powerful and might harm everyone in the palace. Ask the abbot to arrest this evil beast and lock him up in the eighteen levels of hell, where he will never be reincarnated."

Ting He was surprised after hearing this. Was this what her grandmother should say? Why did she sound like she wanted to grind her to ashes? Could it be that the aunt didn't lie to her and it had something to do with the old lady?

Ting He ignored Qing Ning and the aunt who was begging for mercy. Instead, he came to the old lady, snatched her cane, and asked her in confusion:

"Grandma, the King of Hell told me that it was Grandma who killed me. Why, Grandma, why did she kill me?"

The old lady looked at the empty space in front of her, feeling a little timid, but still said calmly:

"You're talking nonsense." After a pause, she continued, "Don't talk nonsense. I'm your grandmother, how could I harm you? It's obviously you who couldn't bear the loneliness and secretly communicated with outsiders. You have no sense of shame and even wanted to elope. How can you blame me for your death?"

"Grandma, I believe in the King of Hell. He won't lie to me. Grandma, you are the one who is plotting to harm me, right? Why? How did I offend you? I am your granddaughter. How dare you be so cruel to me?"

Ting He continued, "Besides, if it wasn't Grandmother who was trying to harm me, how could she have fabricated a story about me eloping with someone through correspondence? There's no way she could have guaranteed that it wasn't Grandmother's plan to harm me."

The old lady sneered at the air in front of her:

"I am a man of integrity. If it wasn't me, I wouldn't admit it. Besides, my Yan family doesn't have many descendants, so it's even more impossible for me to persecute my Yan family's only granddaughter."

Seeing the old lady's expression, Ting He's heart skipped a beat. This world is so crazy, full of crazy men and women. They all gritted their teeth and refused to admit that they did it. This is too difficult to deal with. If there is no other way, she can only spend money on props. Oh, it's another day of spending money.