Chapter 40: You Stole Your Disciple’s Wife?

Yu Xian took the opportunity to tell Ning Zhongze everything that happened yesterday, mentioning that he had not only broken the Quanzhen Sect’s Tian Gang Bei Dou Formation but also taken on a disciple, though he had left the disciple to Cultivate in the Ancient Tomb.

“Why did you lie to Sister Long’er? Do you also know her fate?” Ning Zhongze asked after hearing what Yu Xian said, pondering for a moment.

She was beginning to understand why Yu Xian had come to Zhongnan Mountain—it was all for Little Dragon Girl!

Back when Yu Xian suddenly appeared at Mount Hua, he did nothing; he simply traded for her with Yue Buqun and left, showing no attachment to Mount Hua at all.

This meant Yu Xian was only interested in people. And sure enough, after going out once, he brought someone back. Ning Zhongze felt a surge of hidden annoyance in her heart!

Although she had accepted Little Dragon Girl’s existence, recalling what Yu Xian said at the beginning—that he was just going for a stroll—and the result…

Ning Zhongze then thought about the next destination Yu Xian mentioned. It seemed aimless, but in reality, the objective was quite clear!

However, Ning Zhongze quickly remembered her own status.

Although Yu Xian said she was his wife and treated her very well, she did not feel entitled to take Yu Xian for granted or interfere with what he intended to do. Much less follow the rule of a wife submitting to her husband, taking her husband as the standard.

If Yu Xian wanted to continue seeking other women, she had no right to control him.

Alas, fate! When Yue Buqun traded her to Yu Xian, and Yu Xian informed her of her original destiny, after becoming Yu Xian’s woman, she had already accepted her fate.

However, fortunately, Yu Xian treated her very well and trusted her completely, hiding nothing from her. Thinking of this, Ning Zhongze stopped dwelling on it.

“Sister Ning is indeed smart. I told you, I am not from this world, so I know the destinies of many people. Of course, this is for destinies I haven’t interfered with.” Yu Xian couldn’t help but admire Ning Zhongze’s astuteness.

“Was Long’er’s original fate as miserable as mine?” Ning Zhongze asked.

Yu Xian thought for a moment and replied, “Saying it was miserable isn’t quite right, but saying it wasn’t miserable would also be inaccurate; it wasn’t smooth sailing either.”

Hearing this, Ning Zhongze smiled faintly. “Not everyone’s fate is miserable all the way through. I feel like my past wasn’t so bad, actually.”

Ning Zhongze was right. If things had followed the original plot, before Old Yue practiced the Bie Xie Swordplay, Ning Zhongze’s life was quite good. Although she bore heavy responsibilities, she supported Mount Hua step by step.

It was only after Old Yue practiced the Bie Xie Swordplay that Ning Zhongze’s fate changed, eventually ending in tragedy, causing much sighing.

“It was just ‘quite good,’ how could it compare to being with me now?” Yu Xian felt a little displeased hearing that.

Ning Zhongze playfully shot Yu Xian a glance. This younger brother was actually jealous!

“Yes, yes, yes, being with my younger brother is the greatest happiness. Life is carefree and easy; even immortals can’t compare.”‘ Ning Zhongze spoke with a hint of coaxing a child.

“Mhm, it’s good that Sister Ning knows. Don’t reminisce about the past; your past wasn’t life at all. You were supposed to be the heroic female warrior of Mount Hua, clad in fine silks and riding spirited horses, but you were trapped by Mount Hua’s trivialities. I hope you can live wantonly in the future.”

Although Ning Zhongze was forced upon him initially, Yu Xian genuinely liked this elder sister and hoped she could live according to her own desires.

“Mm,” Ning Zhongze only responded softly.

Yu Xian could speak, and she could listen, but she could only listen.

How could life truly be carefree? At her age of over thirty, she had long since seen through many things. However, making herself a bit more relaxed and happy was fine.

“Tell me about Long’er’s story,” Ning Zhongze was quite interested in Little Dragon Girl’s original fate.

Yu Xian did not hide anything and roughly recounted the story of The Return of the Condor Heroes to Ning Zhongze. Of course, he would only tell this story to Ning Zhongze.

After hearing the dramatic story, Little Dragon Girl’s fate was also full of hardships, which made Ning Zhongze sigh as well. However, Little Dragon Girl’s ending was perfect—she could live in seclusion in the Ancient Tomb with the person she loved.

But Ning Zhongze quickly recalled something Yu Xian had just mentioned: Yang Guo was now his disciple!

“You stole your disciple’s wife?” Ning Zhongze caught the crucial point.

You can fool Little Dragon Girl, fine, but you even accepted Yang Guo as a disciple—this…

“I also stole Old Yue’s wife,” Yu Xian pouted in dissatisfaction. “If it weren’t for Yang Guo, Long’er wouldn’t have had to endure so much humiliation. Aren’t I just doing this so Long’er doesn’t have to experience those things? With me here, who dares bully you all?” Yu Xian declared domineeringly.

“So you went to the Quanzhen Sect just to vent anger for Long’er?” Ning Zhongze asked again.

Although Yu Xian hadn’t told the story of Little Dragon Girl in great detail, she knew what she needed to know, understanding Little Dragon Girl’s key experiences. Little Dragon Girl had been bullied by people from the Quanzhen Sect. Yu Xian attacking the Quanzhen Sect clearly carried an undertone of seeking retribution for Little Dragon Girl.

However, Ning Zhongze genuinely felt Yu Xian was a true man, truly maintaining, cherishing, and protecting his women.

“There’s a little bit of that, preventing trouble before it starts. The people I dealt with in the Quanzhen Sect were no good birds. But the main reason I went to the Quanzhen Sect was to learn their Martial Arts.

I already know the Quanzhen Sect’s Innate Skill and Quanzhen Swordplay, and I’ll teach them to you and Long’er later. You can then learn the basic Martial Arts of the Ancient Tomb Sect from Long’er, and then we can all practice the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra together. The Jade Maiden Heart Sutra is an excellent Cultivation Technique, suitable for you to practice; achieving an Innate Breakthrough won’t be a problem then,” Yu Xian explained.

“Good.” Hearing this, Ning Zhongze couldn’t help but marvel again. Yu Xian could grasp any Martial Arts just by looking at it, and she benefited from it too.

“You should go back and accompany Long’er. It’s her first time spending a night outside, and you’re still running around here!” Ning Zhongze couldn’t help but chide Yu Xian.

Women!

Yu Xian couldn’t help but mutter to himself. Her performance when they were being affectionate just moments ago was not like this! She wasn’t even wearing clothes yet!

But Ning Zhongze was right; he had also kept Little Dragon Girl waiting for him.

So Yu Xian got up, put on his clothes, and went back to accompany Little Dragon Girl—no, went back to watch Little Dragon Girl sleep on the rope.

When Yu Xian returned to Little Dragon Girl’s room, he expected her to be sleeping on the rope, but she wasn’t!

Little Dragon Girl was lying quietly on her side on the bed at this moment.

This was?

Yu Xian tiptoed to the bedside, took off his outer robe, lay down, and pulled Little Dragon Girl into his embrace.

Yu Xian could clearly feel Little Dragon Girl’s body instantly stiffen; she must be very nervous.

A smile curved the corner of Yu Xian’s mouth. Someone must have heard the commotion next door just now, so?

The two rooms were separated by only one wall, and he and Ning Zhongze had been quite intense next door. Although Ning Zhongze was very restrained, with Little Dragon Girl’s Cultivation level, she should have heard it quite clearly.

Little Dragon Girl was probably trying to learn from Ning Zhongze how to be a wife.

“Long’er, relax a little. We are husband and wife.”

“Mm,”

Her voice was like a mosquito’s buzz, but Yu Xian still heard it clearly. However, Little Dragon Girl’s body slowly began to relax.

But as Yu Xian made a move, she tensed up again.

The night was long.