Luo Youyou had been getting a lot of Cultivation Resources lately, along with some of their daily necessities and drinks; Green Ox was being quite generous and freehanded.
She noticed Green Ox didnât show up around her as frequently as before, and would only appear when she called for it.
Luo Youyou had asked Green Ox about it; Green Ox only said it was too busy, had too many other things to do.
She couldnât get any more information out of it.
Since Green Ox was so generous, she didnât want to be an annoying girl.
Mo Jingyan sent a message saying if she sold a bit of resources, she could earn some extra cash, which wasnât bad either.
Luo Youyou was not that stupid as to sell those intensive abilities and the like.
If someone with bad intentions learned them and turned those abilities against her, what then?
Of course she had her own selfishness in wanting to protect the abilities sheâd learned, to protect their secret.
She shared them with her family without any scruples, but she didnât want her family, when they werenât strong enough yet, to pass the abilities on to other people.
Their other halves were no exception.
Luckily, her older brothers werenât that muddle-headed; they hadnât passed their abilities on to their girlfriends.
Or maybe theyâd thought it throughâthose "girlfriends" they were ambiguous with right now might break up with them later.
Things were already different; maybe theyâd have different futures, and their future partners would be someone else.
After receiving Mo Jingyanâs message, Luo Youyou replied with one message, accepting this date.
Her feelings toward Mo Jingyan werenât just teacher-student; she had some other kind of feeling for him as well.
In her previous life sheâd been hurt, so it wasnât that easy for her to accept someone.
This life came with a different trajectory, so her choices would be different too.
She wouldnât pick a partner so easily, but making friends was fine, and a friend she could make some money with was also fine.
Of course, Luo Youyou knew that if they took these things and sold them, they could get a lot more money.
She wasnât going to risk going into that kind of selling.
Thereâs always a higher sky, always someone stronger out there.
Skimming a bit of small money was fine; but even this "small money" was already a lot for her.
Even though she still hadnât received her salary yet.
Luo Youyou did have a plan for the future; a different life meant different choices.
As for a boyfriend, of course sheâd pick the best she could, and there was no need to settle so soon.
Luo Youyou had a feeling that in different versions of her life, she would walk down different paths and meet different people.
Those classes and circles she couldnât reach in the past, some upper-class, some hidden cases and hidden figuresâjudging by her current abilities, she would very soon come into contact with them.
Luo Youyou also wanted to raise her strength as soon as possible to a level where she could at least protect herself.
She had classes today, and no classes tomorrow morning.
Luo Youyou had already made a plan: tonight and tomorrow morning, she was going to use the time to boost her strength.
Advance to Foundation Establishmentâthat would be truly stepping into Cultivation; once she entered that stage, she could actually compare herself with some other Capable Beings.
It was also about raising her power as fast as possible, so that in the future, when she followed them to do missions, she wouldnât be in danger.
So she wouldnât end up in someone elseâs trap, in a scenario someone else had set up, unable to cope due to lack of strength.
After Luo Youyou entered campus, ever since sheâd gone on that variety show, ever since sheâd enrolled in this schoolâthough this school wasnât one of the top elite universitiesâ
there were still plenty of rich second-gen, red second-gen, and political second-gen here.
And of course, ordinary students as well.
In the past, it had been her looks that attracted people, not her grades or ability.
Now it was differentâbesides her beauty, there was something else about her that drew people in.
Suitors kept coming.
There were domineering suitors too, sending flowers, gifts, love letters and the like.
But all that could only be done in secret; openly sending flowers on campus was not allowed.
Trying to block her outside the school gates was no longer that easy either.
Some people had even found out where she lived and used deliveries to send things.
For example, stopping her on the way to class, or dropping by before the teacher arrived to ask her out.
These days, aside from going to school, Luo Youyou spent all her time on cultivation, but being a public figure had its downsideâthat was, the more eyes on you, the more trouble.
Like before and after class, some people would deliberately use "want to be friends" or "ask for an autograph" as excuses to approach her.
There were both men and women among these people.
During class, Luo Youyou could even feel two pairs of eyes on her, eyes with a rather sinister, vicious feel.
She probed with her Divine Sense and found that the owners of those two pairs of eyes were people she knew.
Sheâd been at this school for two or three months now, and still hadnât made any real friends in her class.
Probably because of her beauty, she stirred up jealousy and hatred among the girls.
Dark thoughts in their hearts.
And she stirred up feelings of pursuit in the boys.
There was also another angle to it: ever since she joined that variety show, her so-called "fans" might not be real fans at allâmaybe some of them had other agendas.
The two people who had harmed her in the last life, she hadnât had time to deal with them in this life yet.
By changing herself into the cannon fodder type, sheâd ruined their scheme, and she hadnât expected those two to still go on the variety show together.
The two of them didnât cling to her this time; instead, in this life they went down another path, becoming small-time celebrities playing certain roles.
Theyâd been too busy recently to stir up trouble.
Sometimes in class, aside from the major required courses, they would skip the other classes.
Luo Youyou suspected the two of them had some other purpose; from them she had detected other communication devices.
Like those invisible cameras that were aimed at herâif she did something special during class, would it be recorded by the people behind them?
Luo Youyou felt sheâd been too careless, had underestimated these "ordinary people."