Quick Transmigration: After Villain Reaches Full Level

Mr. Han didn't know if he was moved by Hua Wu, or if he felt that the secret book was really of little use to the court, and agreed to exchange it.

Hua Wu didn't wait long after she got the secret book. She was afraid that Mr. Han would regret it, so she dragged Lian Huai and ran away.

She didn't even stay in Dingrong City, but went directly back to Yunwu Mountain.

The yard on Yunwu Mountain was messed up.

She also saw wild boar carcasses in the pit... already decomposed.

I just said there were wild boars, but Master still doesn't believe me. Hua Wu sighed and looked into the distance: Master doesn't know if he's alive or not.

Lian Huai: ???

Is this what one of your apprentices should say?

Hua Wu called Ah Tong to clean up, Lian Huai voluntarily helped, and the yard was quickly restored.

When Ah Tong went down the mountain, Hua Wu called Lian Huai over.

Look, I'll tell you that there is no way out of the sky. Hua Wu put the secret book in front of him: Then you will practice hard!

Lian Huai was surprised, ...for me?

He thought she wanted to...

He hid the book with the map, but just worried that Mr. Han would go back on his word, so he kept it.

After all, anyone who knows the secret... is easy to die.

Hua Wu stared: My martial arts have not been abolished, this thing is useless to me. Of course it is for you.

Lian Huai: ...

Lian Huai has experienced too many dangers on the way to escape.

Suddenly there is someone who thinks about him so much...

Why are you being so nice to me?

Don't you want revenge? How can you take revenge without martial arts? How can you beat Du Ling? He is very powerful! Hua Wu clenched his fist: But as long as you practice well, hitting him will not be a problem, revenge is just around the corner!

...

Isn't that your enemy?

Why does he seem to be his own enemy?

Hua Wu clenched her fists with both hands to cheer him up: Come on!

Lian Huai: ...

...

...

Hua Wu tossed in the pharmacy for two days and gave him a medicated bath, saying it could help him repair his body faster.

Lian Huai looked at the contents in the dark bathtub, Senior taught you?

I read the book myself in the pharmacy.

Lian Huai refused: ...I don't want it.

why?

Lian Huai: ...

I suspect that you want to use me as a pharmacist...or there is no master to teach that kind.

What's floating in there?

It's a centipede, a scorpion! !

Poisonous thing! !

Hua Wu, who was rejected, was very dissatisfied, I don't sleep most of the night, and I ran to the back mountain to catch these poisonous insects for you. How can you not?

……don't want.

Lian Huai wanted to leave.

Hua Wu grabbed him and said with a slightly fierce tone: If you don't want it, you have to!

Saying that, she started to take off his clothes.

Lian Huai's robe was loose, and she slid down gently and landed at his feet.

Lian Huai hurriedly covered the placket of his middle coat, a ray of malice flashed in his dark eyes, but he quickly pressed it back, just frowning, looking very unhappy: I said no.

let go.

I do not.

...

Hua Wu pressed him with one hand, flipped out a dagger with the other, and cut off his belt directly.

The t-shirt spread out, Lian Huai struggled to step back, while the two were pulling, Lian Huai saw that the arm under Hua Wu's sleeve was injured.

She just dealt with it casually, without bandaging, and looked a little terrifying.

But yesterday...she wasn't hurt.

Lian Huai suddenly stopped moving, Hua Wu easily took off his top, only the bottom left, Go in.

...

Lian Huai lowered his head, took two steps towards the tub, and finally gritted his teeth and entered the tub.

You can't be obedient. Hua Wu stood aside, added something to it, and hummed softly, I can still harm you.

Lian Huai: ...

The effect of the medicine took effect quickly. Lian Huai grabbed the edge of the tub, the back of his hands began to turn white, and cold sweat dripped down his forehead.

But he bit his lip, not letting himself make any sound.

It's too painful to call out. Hua Wu sat aside and watched: Anyway, there is no one else on this mountain, and no one will laugh at you.

Lian Huai ignored her and endured waves of pain in his body.

This kind of pain was even more unbearable than when his meridians were broken.

The intermittent pain seemed to have no end, and his consciousness gradually drifted away.

When he woke up, he found himself lying in his wooden hut with clean clothes on him.

Lian Huai sat up and stared at his clothes in a daze.

Who changed his clothes?

Lian Huai rolled over to the ground, his body was refreshing and there was no discomfort, as if the pain he experienced in the bathtub was just an illusion.

He opened the door and went out and saw someone in the yard.

Atong?

The people in the yard turned around, got up from the stone bench, and walked towards him quickly.

Ah Tong stared at him, pointed to the stove next to it that had not been turned off, and made a gesture of eating.

...my clothes, did you help me change them?

Atong nodded.

Lian Huai lowered his eyes, Go and rest.

Ah Tong shook his head, made a gesture, and Lian Huai was confused, probably meaning that Hua Wu told him to wait for him to wake up and watch him eat.

Lian Huai had no choice but to let Ah Tong go over.

Ah Tong watched him finish eating before going to rest.

Lian Huai sat for a while, then got up and walked to the pharmacy. He took some things inside and came out to Huawu's room.

He tried to push, but the door was unlocked.

The room was dimly lit, and Lian Huai walked to the bed gently.

The girl lay on her side, facing the wall, her arms pressed against the quilt, revealing her weak wrists.

He put the thing down and looked at the person before reaching out to hold her wrist.

The moment he touched it, he felt that Hua Wu had woken up.

She turned over, opened her eyes and glanced at him, then shrank back under the quilt, and was silent.

Lian Huai held the slender wrist and did not move for a while, until the girl's breathing calmed down, and then he rolled up her sleeves.

The wound under the sleeve was still not bandaged.

Lian Huai first cleaned the wound around the wound, applied good medicine, and bandaged her.

Lian Huai lowered his rolled up sleeves to cover his thin white arm.

His fingers landed on the back of the girl's hand, and with a slight turn, he took the girl's hand into his hand.

The hands of the two of them overlapped, and the small palms were soft and boneless.

Lian Huai didn't know what he wanted to do, so he held it like that and didn't release it for a long time.

He suddenly remembered that the night he woke up in Yunwu Mountain, when she locked herself in a wooden house and brought herself candles.

The warm light enveloped her inside, like a cluster of flames in the cold winter.

...

...

the next day.

Lian Huai woke up and found that he was still lying on the side of the bed, and he moved his stiff neck.

Hua Wu was no longer in the room, Lian Huai got up calmly and walked out of the door.

The girl practiced swords under the rising sun, and the sword flowers were garishly drawn, with no killing intent, more like a flashy sword dance performance.

The flying skirt, in the golden sunshine, bloomed gorgeous flowers.

A cold light flashed through Lian Huai's eyes, and the next second, the blade had already touched his chest.