Category: On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 97

    Chapter 97: You’re Welcome

    Ju Shaohé had no idea how long he had been unconscious.

    He clearly remembered walking towards that Chen Yin with a smug grin. But the next moment, everything went black.

    He woke up to a splash of cold water in his face.

    As his vision blurred, a pair of large hands grabbed his hair and pulled his head up.

    “Stop pretending to be asleep. Wake up.”

    Ju Shaohé groggily opened his eyes, trying to see who it was. When he finally focused, he almost screamed:

    “Holy shit!! What the hell is that?!”

    The man before him was wearing a bizarre mask. It looked like a giant bean with human features painted on it, a wide, toothy grin plastered across its face.

    The man slapped him hard on the head.

    “What? Not handsome enough? Don’t like my grinning bean mask?”

    Ju Shaohé’s face flushed red, and he stammered, “W-who are you? Where am I?”

    “Who I am is not important. You just need to know one thing.”

    The man yanked his hair, the comical grinning bean mask inches from his face. “You’ve been kidnapped. Wait for your daddy to pay the ransom.”

    Ju Shaohé thought he had misheard.

    He had never been kidnapped in his life.

    “Are you… are you crazy?”

    He said defiantly, “My father, my father is the Sect Master of the Canghe Sword Sect! A Grand Clarity Realm expert!”

    “I’m the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect! You dare kidnap me? You’ll be hunted to the ends of the earth!”

    Another slap landed on his head, making his vision swim.

    “I’m a kidnapper. Why would I be afraid of death? Are you an idiot?”

    The grinning bean said menacingly, “Now, hand over everything valuable you have, or I’ll chop off your hands and feet!”

    Ju Shaohé stared at the man, then suddenly said:

    “Chen Yin, is that you?”

    Before he could finish his sentence, another slap landed on his face.

    “Who’s asking the questions here?”

    The grinning bean said angrily, “Hurry up! If I weren’t disgusted by touching a grown man, I would have stripped you naked myself.”

    “Don’t make me beat you again!”

    Ju Shaohé was furious, but his meridians were completely sealed. He couldn’t use any of his spiritual energy. Under the man’s threats, he reluctantly handed over his valuables and treasures.

    “Is this enough?”

    “Of course not.”

    The grinning bean shook his head. “Those clothes you’re wearing look expensive. Take them off. Leave only your underwear.”

    Damn it… Ju Shaohé resisted the urge to curse.

    He knew that if he did, he would be beaten again.

    A few minutes later, a naked man, stripped down to his underwear, stood shivering in the corner.

    “There, that’s better.”

    The grinning bean sat down on the floor, sorting through the loot with a smug expression. “If you had been obedient from the start, you wouldn’t have been slapped so many times.”

    “You lack experience in being kidnapped. You’ll get used to it after a couple more times.”

    A couple more times?!

    Ju Shaohé glared at him, as if he wanted to devour him alive.

    The man, however, was delighted with the young master’s wealth, his grin as wide as the one on his mask. He stuffed everything into his pockets.

    “Now, you can let me go, right?”

    “Let you go? What are you dreaming about?”

    The grinning bean walked over and grabbed his hair again. “Now for the main event.”

    He took out a small box and placed it in front of Ju Shaohé.

    Ju Shaohé was wondering what he was up to when another slap landed on his face.

    This time, it was loud and crisp, and his cheek instantly swelled up.

    Ju Shaohé was completely dumbfounded. Then the grinning bean’s voice rang out:

    “Old dog Ju, see this?”

    “Your son is in my hands now.”

    “If you don’t want anything to happen to him, bring me a million spirit stones and twenty Grand Clarity Realm treasures as ransom.”

    “Otherwise, I’ll tear up the ticket.”

    Suddenly, an angry roar came from the box.

    “Bastard! Let my son go!”

    “Oh, you’re not listening, huh?”

    The grinning bean slapped him again without hesitation.

    Before Ju Shaohé could recover, his father’s voice came from the box again, “You’re courting death!”

    Another slap.

    “You’re insane—”

    Slap.

    “I’ll kill you—”

    Slap.

    “How dare you—”

    Slap, slap.

    Poor Ju Shaohé was beaten to a pulp, his face swollen like a pig’s head. He cried and wailed:

    “Dad! Please stop talking!”

    If you keep talking, your son will be beaten to death.

    A suppressed, gritted voice finally came from the box. “Fine. I agree to your terms!”

    “Where should I deliver the spirit stones and treasures?”

    “Well… I haven’t decided yet.”

    The grinning bean said with a smile, “I’ll beat your son for a couple more days, just for fun. I’ll contact you when I’ve made up my mind. Bye-bye.”

    He put the box away.

    Ju Shaohé looked at him with terror, his voice trembling.

    “D-don’t hit me, I know it’s you, Chen Yin.”

    “I-I won’t bother Miss Nan anymore. I’ll give you whatever you want, just please stop hitting me…”

    The grinning bean sighed.

    “Why are you so cowardly? I haven’t even warmed up yet.”

    “Well, I’m not a bad guy, after all. Let me give you a tip.”

    Ju Shaohé nodded eagerly.

    He leaned close to Ju Shaohé’s ear and whispered:

    “I’ll knock you unconscious, and then you won’t feel any pain.”

    Ju Shaohé blinked.

    He really wanted to say, “You’re a genius.”

    But before he could speak, he felt a sharp pain on his neck, and then everything went black.

    After Ju Shaohé passed out, Chen Yin removed his mask and sighed in relief.

    “Whew~ No wonder so many people love being kidnappers. This is way too easy.”

    He took out Ju Shaohé’s storage pouch and started counting his loot with a happy hum.

    At that moment, a pleasant voice rang out behind him:

    “So this is your plan? Extorting the Canghe Sword Sect?”

    Chen Yin turned around and saw Nan Xiaoxiang, her figure graceful and elegant, walking towards him. He smiled mischievously.

    “Of course not.”

    “I just wanted to see that old dog Ju Canghe’s reaction.”

    “I’m going to give this guy to a friend as a gift.”

    “…Of course,” he added, “if I can make some money along the way, why not?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang looked at him, speechless.

    This guy was truly deceptive. He had such an innocent face, but he was full of cunning schemes.

    “You’ve caused quite a stir. I’ll just sit back and watch how you handle this, Young Master Chen.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang was about to turn and leave when Chen Yin called out:

    “Miss Nan, one more question.”

    He said with a smile, “You knocked out Ju Shaohé just because you didn’t want him to bother you anymore, right?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s alluring eyes glanced at him sideways, her voice indifferent.

    “As long as he doesn’t bother me anymore, his affairs are none of my concern.”

    With that, she turned to leave.

    But as she turned, Chen Yin’s eyes turned cold.

    “Oh, right.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang stopped again. “Since Ju Shaohé has already guessed your identity, why are you still wearing that mask and deceiving yourself?”

    “Well…”

    Chen Yin stroked his chin thoughtfully, then said seriously:

    “It’s all about the ritual. Kidnappers should wear masks, right?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang: “…?”


    Meanwhile, at the Canghe Sword Sect…

    “Crash!”

    All the furniture in the study was reduced to dust by Ju Canghe’s furious palm strike.

    Ju Canghe glared at the small box and the trembling subordinate kneeling before him.

    “What are you all good for? I told you to protect the Young Master, and you let him get kidnapped right under your noses? You don’t even know who did it?!”

    “I-I really don’t know, Sect Master!”

    The subordinate wailed, his face pale with fear. “I was disciplining a Cloud Ascending Realm cultivator with the Young Master when I suddenly blacked out. I don’t remember anything!”

    Ju Canghe’s expression flickered for a moment, then he closed his eyes.

    “…Go.” He said calmly. “Prepare the ransom as he demanded.”

    “B-but Sect Master, he’s asking for so much! It will drain our sect’s treasury—”

    “Just do as I say!” Ju Canghe roared, his eyes blazing with anger.

    The subordinate scrambled to his feet and fled.

    After he left, Ju Canghe stood by the window, his hands clasped behind his back.

    …Whoever you are…

    If I catch you, I will make you wish you were dead!


    Two days later…

    “Sect Master, we have news.”

    A female disciple knelt before Shen Shuanglian in the main hall of the Mist Spirit Sect and reported respectfully, “The Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect seems to have been kidnapped.”

    “The Young Master? That Ju Shaohé?”

    Shen Shuanglian’s beautiful eyes narrowed in thought.

    “I wonder who would do such a thing at a time like this. It has certainly bought us some time.”

    But then she shook her head.

    “It’s just a temporary solution. Once this is over, the Canghe Sword Sect will surely return.”

    “If we could use this Ju Shaohé as leverage—” Her brow furrowed as she pondered the possibilities.

    But before she could finish her sentence, a mischievous voice rang out beside her:

    “You’re wondering who did it?”

    “Who else but the one who loves you the most?”

    Shen Shuanglian froze. The next moment, a heavy sack landed at her feet.

    Standing in the doorway was the figure she had been longing for, a mischievous grin on his face.

    “Come on, thank your hubby.”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 96

    Chapter 96: I Won’t Disappoint You

    Mist Spirit Sect, Main Hall.

    Shen Shuanglian was meticulously reviewing documents at her desk.

    Suddenly, her brow furrowed, and she vanished from the hall in a flash.

    At the foot of the mountain, the Mist Spirit Sect disciples guarding the gate had all drawn their swords, their eyes wary as they faced the imposing figures outside. However, their trembling hands betrayed their fear and anxiety.

    A massive horde of cultivators clad in gray-brown robes, accompanied by roaring dragons and soaring phoenixes, hovered menacingly before the mountain gate.

    Leading the group was a tall and muscular elder with jet-black hair and beard, his aura powerful and commanding.

    “What’s this?”

    The elder spoke calmly, but his voice boomed like thunder, shaking the very foundations of the mountain.

    “Is your new Sect Master so lacking in manners?”

    “You misunderstand, Sect Master Ju.”

    A clear and ethereal voice rang out. Shen Shuanglian, riding a white crane, gracefully descended before the mountain gate, followed by a group of Mist Spirit Sect disciples.

    Her azure blue dress swayed gently, her features delicate and elegant, her eyes as bright and clear as melting snow. Her mere presence captivated the Canghe Sword Sect disciples, their gazes fixed on her.

    “Heh, as expected of the renowned Frost Moon Sword Immortal, Fairy Shen.”

    The elder, Ju Canghe, the Sect Master of the Canghe Sword Sect, laughed heartily and stroked his beard. “Indeed, you are a beauty of exceptional talent and grace. Quite impressive.”

    “It seems you’re quite capable, taking on the heavy responsibility of leading the Mist Spirit Sect at such a young age.”

    “However…” His tone changed, his expression turning cold and arrogant.

    “Even your Master, Wu Xun, would have treated me, Ju Canghe, with respect.”

    “You’re just a junior, yet you dare turn away our delegation from the Canghe Sword Sect. This is unacceptable!”

    “We’ve come all this way to congratulate the new Sect Master of the Mist Spirit Sect. How can you refuse us entry?”

    Faced with their aggressive and condescending attitude, and the combined pressure of three or four Grand Clarity Realm experts, including Ju Canghe himself, Shen Shuanglian remained calm, her red lips parting slightly.

    “You misunderstand, Sect Master Ju.”

    “As fellow leaders of righteous sects, the Mist Spirit Sect and the Canghe Sword Sect are equal. There’s no need for hierarchy or seniority.”

    “As the current Sect Master of the Mist Spirit Sect, along with my Master, there’s no need for me to treat you as a senior. We are equals.”

    Her words were polite yet firm, her composure unwavering despite facing several Grand Clarity Realm experts. Her dignified stance left a deep impression on the disciples of both sects.

    “As for why we’re not inviting you into the mountain, it’s out of necessity.”

    Shen Shuanglian said gracefully, “These are Immortal Yu Ling’s orders.”

    “Immortal Yu Ling is currently within the sect and has the authority to command all disciples. Even as the acting Sect Master, I cannot disobey her.”

    Immortal Yu Ling… Ju Canghe narrowed his eyes and exchanged a glance with the elders beside him, then scoffed.

    “Heh. In that case, why don’t we invite Immortal Yu Ling to come out and speak with us?”

    “Immortal Yu Ling is currently in seclusion and cannot be disturbed.” Shen Shuanglian replied calmly.

    “Don’t lie to us!”

    Ju Canghe roared. “Immortal Yu Ling just massacred all your elders. Why would she still be at the Mist Spirit Sect?”

    “You’re trying to use her as a shield, little girl. You think you can fool us?”

    Shen Shuanglian’s eyes narrowed, but her tone remained unchanged. “What do you suggest, Sect Master Ju?”

    “Heh.”

    Ju Canghe sneered and said loudly, “I won’t beat around the bush with you, little girl.”

    “I’ve brought a delegation from the Canghe Sword Sect to offer our congratulations. If word gets out that we were turned away, how will we save face?”

    “Open the formation and let us enter.”

    The Mist Spirit Sect disciples trembled and took a step back, intimidated by the overwhelming pressure of the approaching army.

    Shen Shuanglian, however, remained calm, her gaze fixed on them, unwavering.

    Like an unyielding glacier.

    …She knew she couldn’t let them in.

    They might claim to be offering congratulations, but once they entered the mountain gate, those seemingly friendly Canghe Sword Sect disciples would turn into wolves.

    They would devour everything the Mist Spirit Sect had built.

    Shen Shuanglian took a deep breath and said slowly:

    “I apologize, Sect Master Ju, but we’ve already announced that we’re not receiving any guests for the next few days.”

    “Whether it was an oversight on your part or not, please return.”

    Her words made Ju Canghe’s expression darken.

    “Hmph!”

    He let out a furious snort, unleashing the full force of his Grand Clarity Realm pressure upon Shen Shuanglian.

    The disciples around her couldn’t even lift their heads under the immense pressure, but Shen Shuanglian remained unmoved, like a plum blossom blooming in the snow.

    “Since you’re so disrespectful, little girl, then I’ll have to teach you a lesson on behalf of your Master.”

    He said condescendingly, “Three seconds. Open the formation, or don’t blame us for what happens next.”

    Ju Canghe was confident.

    This Frost Moon Sword Immortal, no matter how renowned she was in the cultivation world, was just a young girl in her early twenties.

    Faced with such an aggressive and overwhelming force, she would surely crumble under pressure.

    But to his surprise, Shen Shuanglian remained calm and said,

    “Although the Mist Spirit Sect’s protective formation hasn’t been fully repaired…”

    “We wouldn’t hesitate to trade the lives of our entire sect for one or two Grand Clarity Realm experts from your sect.”

    “Mist Spirit Sect disciples would rather die than retreat.”

    Shen Shuanglian stood proudly before the gate, her beauty as radiant as the moon, her sword pointed towards the sky.

    “Disciples of the Mist Spirit Sect,”

    “…Prepare to die with me.” She whispered.

    At her command, thousands of Mist Spirit Sect disciples drew their swords in unison, their voices echoing through the mountains:

    “We are willing to die with our Sect Master!”

    “We are willing to die with our Sect Master!”

    Their unwavering determination silenced the Canghe Sword Sect disciples. Even the dragons and phoenixes retreated, intimidated by their resolute spirit.

    Ju Canghe’s expression darkened.

    …This little girl, did she really have the guts to sacrifice the entire Mist Spirit Sect to fight him to the death?

    Indeed, a reputation earned was a reputation deserved. Frost Moon Sword Immortal, the Number One Fairy of the cultivation world, lived up to her name.

    As he was weighing his options, a panicked voice suddenly came from behind him:

    “Sect Master! It’s bad!”

    “The Young Master, the Young Master is missing!” A disciple reported breathlessly.

    “What?!”

    Ju Canghe’s expression changed drastically. He was about to inquire further when he glanced at Shen Shuanglian standing at the gate.

    With a cold snort, he turned and left.

    “Disciples of the Canghe Sword Sect, retreat!”


    Only after the Canghe Sword Sect’s army had retreated did the Mist Spirit Sect disciples finally relax, many of them collapsing to the ground, exhausted.

    Just enduring the immense pressure had taken a toll on them.

    Shen Shuanglian’s body swayed slightly. She closed her eyes for a moment, then opened them slowly.

    “…Xiuwei.”

    “Sect Master.”

    “Go down the mountain and find out what news made Ju Canghe rush back to his sect so hastily.”

    “…This might be our only chance.” Shen Shuanglian said softly.

    “Yes!”

    The mountain wind whipped at her hair as Shen Shuanglian, ethereal and elegant like a celestial being, tucked a strand behind her ear and gazed into the distance.

    Her cold eyes held a hint of sadness.

    …You don’t have to praise me.

    But I won’t disappoint you.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 95

    Chapter 95: Masterful Manipulation

    Many things only become clear in hindsight.

    Now, recalling Nan Xiaoxiang’s shocked expression when he had dragged her to eat stinky tofu earlier that day, Chen Yin finally understood what it meant.

    “So I was actually quite lucky, huh?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang smiled gracefully in response to his self-deprecating remark. “Fortune favors the bold. Young Master Chen, as a cultivator, embraces the unique cuisine of mortals. It seems that saved you from misfortune.”

    “So you’re saying…”

    Chen Yin’s expression turned serious. “If I hadn’t eaten it, I would be lying unconscious like them right now?”

    “There’s no need to worry, Young Master Chen.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang said calmly, her red lips parting slightly. “It’s just a temporary sleep. It wouldn’t harm you.”

    “Why did you knock them out if you weren’t planning to rob or kill them?” Chen Yin was curious.

    Nan Xiaoxiang didn’t answer. Her clear eyes flickered, a hint of sadness in them.

    “…What else could I do?”

    “Other cultivators who came here for treatment warned me about Young Master Ju. He’s known for his fickle nature and his callous treatment of women, using them and then discarding them. But they didn’t dare to speak up for me, fearing the power of the Canghe Sword Sect.”

    “Was I supposed to just… submit to him?”

    Chen Yin remained silent.

    “How can a mortal fight against a cultivator? I had to use every means at my disposal to protect myself.” Her gaze was as dull as dust.

    “What are you planning to do?”

    “It’s best if you don’t know, Young Master Chen.”

    She looked at him and said, “Otherwise, if the Canghe Sword Sect comes looking for trouble, you might get dragged into this mess.”

    Chen Yin pondered for a moment, then sighed. “So I went through all this trouble to lure him out, only to have you reap the benefits?”

    “It’s not like you’ve lost anything, Young Master Chen.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang said nonchalantly, “Why don’t you just consider this a favor to me, in return for treating your friends?”

    “That sounds tempting…”

    “But unfortunately,” Chen Yin shrugged, “I need this guy. I can’t give him to you.”

    “If you really want to repay me for treating your friends, you can buy me a few more bowls of stinky tofu some other time.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s brows furrowed. “Is there no room for negotiation?”

    “Of course there is.”

    Chen Yin smiled mischievously. “We both need Ju Shaohé. Why don’t we cooperate?”

    “…Tell me more.”

    “Alright, but since we’re going to cooperate, first…”

    The moonlight glinted off the blade of his sword.

    The breeze ruffled Nan Xiaoxiang’s hair, revealing her delicate collarbone.

    A translucent, crystal-clear sword hovered before her throat.

    “Don’t let those bugs touch me.”

    Chen Yin grinned. “I’m a coward. I hate bugs.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang blinked.

    A moment later, a faint buzzing sound, like the beating of insect wings, filled the air as the Gu worms flew back to her hand.

    “…You’re quite perceptive, Young Master Chen.”

    “You too.” He chuckled. “You’re not one to show mercy either, Miss Nan.”

    “You’re threatening me like this, aren’t you afraid I’ve left something behind on your friends?”

    “Not at all.”

    Chen Yin said seriously, “Unless you want the people of Guyu Town to be buried with you.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s gaze, as deep as an autumn pool, locked onto his face. She said slowly, each word deliberate:

    “You wouldn’t do that. You’re not the type to harm innocent people, Young Master Chen.”

    “Hah. You think too highly of me.”

    Chen Yin’s eyes were clear and unwavering. “If anything happens to them, I’ll kill everyone in Guyu Town, one by one, right before your eyes.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang was silent for a long time, then shook her head slowly. “You’re bluffing.”

    “Even if you know I’m bluffing, do you dare gamble?” He stared at her with a playful smile.

    This time, she was truly speechless.

    “…You win.” She sighed, her voice laced with defeat.

    After a masterful display of manipulation, Chen Yin had emerged victorious.

    He sat down on the ground, the Eternal Light sword still hovering before Nan Xiaoxiang.

    “You want to get rid of this Ju Shaohé and prevent him from bothering you anymore, right, Miss Nan?”

    “That’s easy.”

    “Just hand him over to me, and I guarantee he’ll never trouble you again.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang hesitated, then said softly, “If you kill him now, all suspicion will fall on my Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic.”

    “If the Canghe Sword Sect blames me, it won’t just be me who suffers. The entire town of Guyu will be in danger.”

    “That’s even easier.” Chen Yin chuckled.

    “The Canghe Sword Sect won’t blame you. I guarantee it.”

    Hearing this, Nan Xiaoxiang’s curiosity grew.

    “What are you planning to do with him, Young Master Chen?”

    “Well, since this Young Master Ju is so fair-skinned and delicate, and I have certain… preferences, I was thinking of taking him back for my own personal enjoyment.”

    Seeing the shock and disgust on Nan Xiaoxiang’s face, Chen Yin coughed awkwardly.

    “Ahem. Actually, I’m just going to give him to a friend as a gift.”

    “A friend? Who would want such a gift?”

    Chen Yin thought for a moment and smiled silently.

    “…A quiet, clumsy, and rather adorable girl.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang blinked but didn’t press further.

    “If you can guarantee the safety of my Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic and the people of Guyu Town, I don’t mind handing him over to you.”

    “But how can I trust you, Young Master Chen?” she asked seriously.

    “You can only trust me.”

    Chen Yin met her gaze, his eyes clear and calm. “Even if you don’t trust me, I’m still taking him.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang glared at him playfully.

    “Is this what you call cooperation?”

    “Don’t get it twisted. You’re the one who disrupted my plans.”

    Seeing Chen Yin’s unwavering stance, Nan Xiaoxiang’s gaze turned cold, and she looked away.

    “…Then I’ll trust you this once.”

    She turned around. “I hope you’ll keep your promise and not involve any innocent people in this matter.”

    “Happy cooperation~”

    Chen Yin smiled at her retreating figure.

    Nan Xiaoxiang glanced back at him one last time, her eyes filled with meaning, then slowly left.

    “Sigh, women are truly troublesome.”

    “Only a girl like Luo Luo doesn’t make me worry.” He sighed.

    Then he turned to look at the unconscious Ju Shaohé lying on the ground.

    “Alright, I finally caught you, kid.”

    Without hesitation, Chen Yin retrieved a rope from his scroll and approached him with a mischievous grin.


    The next morning…

    Luo Luo woke up, rubbing her sleepy eyes and yawning as she sat up in bed. She stretched her ears and reached for a cup of water.

    Suddenly, she noticed a note on the table.

    “Be good, Luo Luo. Young Master is out taking care of some business and will be back soon.”

    Luo Luo held the note, her ears drooping sadly.

    “Young Master… went off on his own again…”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 94

    Chapter 94: Thank Goodness for Stinky Tofu

    The Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic was exceptionally peaceful at night.

    Chen Yin stepped out of the room. He hadn’t gone far when he noticed a figure sitting in the courtyard.

    Under the cold moonlight, Nan Xiaoxiang sat beneath a tree, her pristine white dress pooling around her, her slender arm swaying gently.

    Her eyes were downcast, her expression serene and tranquil.

    “Are you… digging a grave?”

    A jarring and irritating voice suddenly rang out behind her.

    Nan Xiaoxiang took a deep breath, closed her eyes for a moment, then turned around and said calmly, “It’s not your fault you have low emotional intelligence, Young Master Chen.”

    “But it is your fault that you talk so much despite it.”

    Chen Yin scratched his head, feigning innocence.

    “Why aren’t you asleep?”

    “Couldn’t sleep. I came out for a walk.”

    “Taking a walk at this hour? It seems the place Young Master Chen is going to is indeed a place that would keep one awake.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s tone remained unchanged, but her words were laced with playful sarcasm.

    Chen Yin coughed awkwardly and chuckled, offering no retort.

    …Judging by her attitude, she was still angry about what had happened earlier.

    “Well, I won’t disturb you any further. I’ll be on my way.”

    He was about to turn and leave when Nan Xiaoxiang’s melodious voice called out:

    “Young Master Chen, there are many wild beasts outside. Aren’t you afraid of being devoured, leaving nothing but bones?”

    Chen Yin didn’t turn around. He simply said calmly:

    “Wolves can’t eat dragons.”

    With that, a flash of sword light illuminated the night, and his figure vanished from the courtyard.

    Nan Xiaoxiang stared at the spot where he had disappeared, lost in thought.


    Chen Yin didn’t fly at full speed. He only accelerated after leaving the town.

    Finally, he landed on a deserted hilltop and casually held his Eternal Light sword in his arms.

    He was surrounded by several cultivators.

    Chen Yin’s expression remained unchanged. He looked at them with a playful smile.

    “Fellow Daoists, what brings you here to stop me in the middle of the night?”

    The cultivators remained silent. After a long pause, a clear and loud clap came from behind him.

    “Hahaha, excellent.”

    Chen Yin turned and saw Ju Shaohé approaching, surrounded by his entourage of cultivators, a wide smile on his face.

    “Chen Yin… right?”

    His smile was unsettling. “I have to admire your audacity.”

    “A mere Cloud Ascending Realm disciple from the Mist Spirit Sect, not only did you disrespect me, Ju Shaohé, but you also dared to steal my woman right in front of me.”

    “Are you unaware that your Mist Spirit Sect is on the verge of collapse? Or are you truly that foolish?”

    Chen Yin smiled innocently. “I don’t understand what you’re talking about, Young Master Ju.”

    “Heh, you don’t need to understand.”

    Ju Shaohé said coldly, “Attack. Seal his meridians, cripple his foundation, and sever his tendons.”

    “Make him crawl like a dog.”

    “Yes, Young Master!” His subordinates responded in unison, then charged towards Chen Yin menacingly.

    Chen Yin’s eyelids drooped slightly, as if he were still half asleep.

    …He was thinking about how to capture Ju Shaohé alive.

    The Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect was only valuable alive. If he died, he would be worthless.

    But with so many guards surrounding him, Chen Yin was worried that he might accidentally kill Ju Shaohé with a single sword strike.

    He was considering how to lure him away from his guards when…

    A strange scent suddenly made him frown.

    As the aggressive cultivators approached, their steps became weaker and weaker, and they eventually collapsed before him.

    Even the guards around Ju Shaohé fell to the ground, unconscious.

    Only Ju Shaohé remained standing, his face pale with shock and fear. “What… what sorcery is this?!”

    But as soon as he finished speaking, his eyelids grew heavy, and he also collapsed to the ground.

    Chen Yin looked at the unconscious Canghe Sword Sect disciples, his eyes cold and calculating. After a moment, he looked up.

    Standing before him was someone he had never expected to see.

    …Nan Xiaoxiang, dressed in a pristine white dress, approached gracefully.

    “What a coincidence. To meet Young Master Chen in such a place.” Her voice was calm and gentle, as always.

    “Ah, what a coincidence indeed.”

    Chen Yin suddenly chuckled. “I thought you were busy at the clinic, Miss Nan. What brings you to this desolate place?”

    “Oh! I know, you must have been so captivated by my handsome face and charming personality that you couldn’t help but follow me.”

    “If you spoke less, Young Master Chen, you might be less repulsive.”

    Her gaze was cold and indifferent, her eyes clear and unwavering.

    Chen Yin’s smile faded, and his eyes flickered.

    “…Did you plan this from the beginning, or did you just happen to stumble upon this opportunity and decide to use me as bait?”

    “I didn’t kill anyone.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s face was beautiful and alluring under the moonlight. “I told you. I only heal, I don’t kill.”

    “They’re just unconscious from the poison of my Gu worms.”

    “I didn’t know you were skilled in Gu techniques, Miss Nan.”

    “Medicine and Gu are inseparable. I naturally know a thing or two.”

    …Not a single word she said was true.

    Knowing “a thing or two” about Gu techniques wouldn’t allow her to silently knock out so many cultivators. She was lying through her teeth.

    “I’ve heard that the Wu Xuan Cave in the Southern Barbarian Region is renowned for its Gu techniques, but they’ve always been reclusive and isolated from the world.”

    Chen Yin narrowed his eyes. “What’s your connection to the Wu Xuan Cave, Miss Nan?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang simply shook her head. “No connection.”

    “I am who I am, Nan Xiaoxiang of the Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic. I’m not a cultivator, and I don’t know anything about the Wu Xuan Cave.”

    “Just an ordinary mortal physician.”

    Chen Yin lowered his gaze, looking at the unconscious bodies on the ground. He shook his head.

    “…I’ve never been so wrong about someone before.”

    “You’re not as innocent as you seem, Miss Nan.” He sighed.

    Nan Xiaoxiang didn’t take offense. She simply tilted her head and smiled.

    “As a mere mortal woman, navigating the world of cultivators requires some cunning and resourcefulness.”

    Chen Yin asked curiously, “Then why didn’t your Gu worms affect me?”

    “It’s simple.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang opened her hand, revealing a tiny, pale yellow Gu worm, almost invisible to the naked eye.

    “This Gu is called the Jade Nymph Gu. It’s colorless, odorless, and difficult to detect.”

    “Its only weakness is its sensitivity to smell. It’s attracted to fragrance and repelled by foul odors.”

    Chen Yin froze, then, seeing her playful smile, he understood. He couldn’t help but chuckle and facepalm.

    “So…”

    “…It’s a good thing I had stinky tofu with you earlier, right?”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 93

    Chapter 93: A Lucky Coincidence

    After devouring four bowls of stinky tofu and even finishing the remaining soup, Chen Yin leaned back contentedly, patting his stomach and saying:

    “Ah, that hit the spot! Finally, a satisfying meal.”

    “Thank you for your generosity, Miss Nan.” He smiled at her.

    But Nan Xiaoxiang lowered her head.

    “What’s wrong?”

    “…I didn’t bring any money when you dragged me out.”

    Chen Yin froze, his face falling.

    “So I’m paying after all…”

    Nan Xiaoxiang hid a smile, seemingly delighted to see him frustrated.

    As Chen Yin reluctantly paid the bill, Nan Xiaoxiang chuckled.

    “So, Young Master Chen, you lied about being broke?”

    “It’s true!”

    Chen Yin insisted, stuffing his money pouch back into his pocket. “This is my wife fund! Every penny counts!”

    “Does Young Master Chen have a fiancée?”

    “Uh… Can’t a single dog plan for the future?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang laughed softly. “I think the young lady who accompanied you, Qingying, is quite beautiful. Why don’t you pursue her? Perhaps you’ll find your soulmate.”

    “Her?”

    Chen Yin thought about the woman who had stabbed him in the chest the first time they met and shook his head vehemently.

    “No thanks. I’d like to live a little longer.”

    “You’re in the prime of your youth, strong and healthy. Why would you say that? It’s not like she’s a succubus.”

    She smiled playfully. “If you need help, I have a few prescriptions that might be useful.”

    Chen Yin chuckled awkwardly. “…I didn’t know you were capable of making such suggestive jokes, Miss Nan.”

    “Hehe, I have no idea what you’re talking about, Young Master Chen.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang seemed to be in a good mood. She skipped ahead, her white dress swirling in the breeze.

    The smile on her lips was different from her usual polite smile.

    …It was no longer the restrained and elegant smile of a proper lady, but the carefree smile of a young girl.

    “Alright, we’re done with our meal. Let’s head back to the clinic—”

    She stopped mid-sentence, noticing that Chen Yin was staring at her intently.

    “Young Master Chen?”

    “Don’t move.”

    Chen Yin suddenly reached out, cupping her face in his hands and gently wiping her lips with his sleeve.

    “…You have some sauce from the stinky tofu on your mouth.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang froze, too surprised to even resist.

    A moment later, she was about to retort angrily, “H-how dare you do this to me in public—”

    “Holding hands won’t make you pregnant, and neither will wiping your face.”

    Chen Yin said nonchalantly, “I was just trying to be nice, afraid you’d embarrass yourself by walking around with sauce on your face, and you’re accusing me of taking advantage of you?”

    “B-but no man would touch a woman’s face so intimately—”

    “Then I’ll say your face took advantage of my hand.” Chen Yin retorted righteously. “I’m shaking with anger. When will we men finally stand up for ourselves?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang wanted to punch him.

    How could he justify his actions with such confidence?!

    Suppressing her anger, she forced her voice to remain calm. “Young Master Chen, please behave yourself.”

    “Such behavior in public is truly indecent. Please don’t—”

    She stopped mid-sentence, realizing that Chen Yin wasn’t even looking at her.

    His expression was no longer playful and carefree but calm and indifferent as he turned to look at something in the distance.

    After a long silence, she heard him say softly:

    “He’s gone.”

    “Who?”

    “The one who was watching us.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang instantly understood.

    “Was it… one of Young Master Ju’s attendants?”

    “Most likely.”

    Chen Yin resumed his casual demeanor, put his hands behind his head, and strolled towards the clinic.

    Nan Xiaoxiang quickly caught up to him. “But if that attendant saw your actions and reports back to Young Master Ju, won’t the conflict between you two escalate?”

    Chen Yin stopped and turned to her with a mischievous grin.

    “…That’s exactly what I want.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang was stunned.

    He did it on purpose?

    “Why…”

    “Don’t ask so many questions.”

    Chen Yin said calmly, “An eye for an eye. Just consider this me using you as a shield as well. We’re even now.”

    “Let’s go back and watch the show.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang couldn’t ask any further questions. She could only walk beside him, lost in thought. As they reached the entrance of the clinic, she saw Chen Yin stop and turn to her, extending his hand.

    “What?”

    “For the stinky tofu.” Chen Yin said seriously.

    Nan Xiaoxiang stared at him blankly for a moment, then stammered:

    “B-but you already paid—”

    “I told you, that’s my wife fund.” Chen Yin said matter-of-factly. “You were the one who invited me to this meal, remember? Of course you have to reimburse me.”

    Crack. Nan Xiaoxiang heard the sound of her own fist cracking.

    …I was wrong.

    This guy was still as annoying as ever.


    On the top floor of a luxurious and grand restaurant on the east side of town…

    “Crash!” A teacup shattered on the floor.

    “Outrageous!”

    Ju Shaohé’s face was dark with anger. “They’re already at the stage of touching faces and holding hands?”

    “That Nan Xiaoxiang is so ungrateful! I’ve been pursuing her for so long, and she chooses an unknown little cultivator over me?”

    A subordinate knelt before him and said respectfully, “We can’t be sure yet, Young Master. We were too far away, and I only saw the man’s actions. Miss Nan didn’t seem willing.”

    “So you’re saying that Chen Yin was the one who initiated the physical contact with Miss Nan?”

    A cold smile appeared in Ju Shaohé’s eyes. “Heh. You’ve just given me a legitimate reason to get rid of him.”

    “Taking out this kid might even make Miss Nan see me in a new light.”

    He stroked his chin thoughtfully, then said softly:

    “Go. Take a team and keep an eye on him.”

    “The moment he leaves the clinic alone, bring him to me!”

    “Yes.” The subordinate bowed and was about to leave when he suddenly stopped and turned back.

    “Young Master, there’s one more thing. The Sect Master has given strict orders for you to return to the sect within three days and stay there. You’re not allowed to wander off.”

    Ju Shaohé said with displeasure, “Why is my father rushing me back? What’s he been up to these past few days?”

    “Well…” The subordinate averted his gaze awkwardly. “I’m not sure.”

    “Alright, alright, I understand.”

    Ju Shaohé waved his hand impatiently. “I’ll return to the sect in three days. Let me have some fun with this little vixen for two more days.”

    The subordinate bowed respectfully and left.


    Meanwhile, in a ward at the Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic…

    Qingying held a small metal box in her hand, its contents playing softly. She turned to Chen Yin.

    “…It seems the rumors are true.”

    “Ju Canghe is a cautious man. If he’s calling his precious son back to the sect, then he must be planning something big.”

    Chen Yin frowned and said thoughtfully.

    “So that old dog is really planning to take a bite out of the Mist Spirit Sect.”

    “It makes sense. The only one left in the Mist Spirit Sect who can hold their own is that inexperienced youngster, Frost Moon Sword Immortal Shen Shuanglian. She lacks both the experience and the authority to lead the sect.”

    “The Mist Spirit Sect is vulnerable now. Other sects might still be hesitant to openly attack, considering their past relationships. But the Canghe Sword Sect has been coveting the Mist Spirit Sect’s position for a long time. They won’t miss this opportunity.”

    Qingying said with a smirk, “If you’re not careful, your beloved Senior Sister might be in danger.”

    “Heh, I have faith in her.”

    Chen Yin still had a faint smile on his lips. “She’s much stronger than you think.”

    Qingying asked curiously, “Why are you so sure?”

    “Because I know her.”

    Chen Yin chuckled silently. “She’s not the type to be reckless. If she needs help, she’ll ask my Master.”

    …Of course…

    Only if it didn’t involve him.

    If he was in danger, that girl would lose all sense of reason. Chen Yin didn’t want to see her jump off another cliff for him.

    “Since we’ve stumbled upon this, we might as well take care of it for her.”

    Chen Yin stretched and suddenly changed the subject. “By the way, this little gadget of yours is quite useful. Where did you get it? Can you get me one too?”

    Qingying snorted. “One of a kind, no copies available. Even if you want one, I won’t give it to you.”

    She wouldn’t tell him that it was thanks to her System.

    Although her System wasn’t as restrictive as those of other Chosen Ones, and the plot wasn’t as rigid, it was still best to keep it a secret.

    Revealing its existence would only bring trouble.

    But she didn’t know that Chen Yin was looking at the metal box with a strange expression.

    …Seriously?

    You seem like a decent person, but you have a System too?

    During their first encounter, Qingying had asked him, “Are you a Chosen One too?”

    At the time, Chen Yin didn’t know what a Chosen One was and didn’t pay much attention to her question.

    But now he knew.

    …I need to find a way to pry the secret of her System from this girl.

    Chen Yin was already plotting how to interrogate her.

    Night had fallen, and he had coaxed the little foxes to bed.

    Several little foxes were sprawled out on the large bed, their fluffy ears and tails creating a heartwarming scene.

    Luo Luo and Ya Ya were nestled together, their childish faces peaceful and serene, their lips moving slightly in their sleep.

    Chen Yin sat by the bed, gently stroking Luo Luo’s soft hair, when he suddenly heard a faint sound from the roof.

    …He’s here. Chen Yin exchanged a look with Qingying.

    “Take care of Luo Luo and the others,” he whispered.

    Qingying nodded.

    Chen Yin left the room, stretched lazily, pretending to be taking a walk because he couldn’t sleep, and strolled towards the exit of the clinic.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 92

    Chapter 92: Stinky Tofu is Delicious

    By the time Chen Yin finished the story, it was almost noon.

    After much coaxing and persuasion, Chen Yin finally convinced the little foxes to go and have lunch. He, too, could finally leave the room, his back aching from sitting for so long.

    As soon as he stepped out, a cold and indifferent voice spoke from behind the door:

    “Enjoying being surrounded by a bunch of little girls?”

    “It was quite enjoyable,” Chen Yin replied with a grin. “Who doesn’t like being surrounded by adorable little foxes?”

    Qingying scoffed. “Then do you know that you’ve been targeted while you were busy indulging in your fox fetish?”

    “I know.”

    Chen Yin’s straightforward answer surprised Qingying.

    “I even know who sent him.” Chen Yin glanced towards the distance, a knowing look in his eyes.

    …That Ju Shaohé wasn’t as magnanimous as he pretended to be.

    The moment Chen Yin had entered the room, he had sensed the presence of the cultivator following him.

    It was obvious that this person was one of Ju Shaohé’s subordinates, sent to investigate him.

    But Chen Yin wasn’t worried. Those guys posed no threat to him.

    “A spoiled young master. If he had no reaction after being humiliated like that, he would be too easy to bully.”

    Chen Yin shrugged. “I’m bored anyway, might as well have some fun.”

    “Are you sure you’re not just trying to show off in front of that beautiful physician?” Qingying asked with a playful smirk.

    “…You’re mistaken. I’m not that shallow.”

    He chuckled. “I have a beautiful woman like you by my side to admire. Why would I bother pursuing a mortal beauty who dislikes cultivators?”

    Qingying raised an eyebrow, choosing to ignore his teasing.

    “Suit yourself.”

    She added, “But I was cautious and left a mark on that guy.”

    “And it seems that mark overheard some interesting things. I think you might be interested.”

    As Qingying recounted what she had learned, Chen Yin’s initially carefree expression gradually turned serious and thoughtful.

    After she finished, Chen Yin closed his eyes slowly and said:

    “…So I stumbled upon something important by accident?”

    “I can’t guarantee its authenticity.” Qingying said coldly, crossing her arms. “I’m just offering this information as a friend.”

    “It’s up to you what you do with it.”

    Chen Yin pondered for a moment, then turned to her and asked, “What do you know about the Canghe Sword Sect?”

    “I know what you’re going to ask.”

    Qingying glanced at him sideways, then turned and said:

    “The Sect Master of the Canghe Sword Sect, Ju Canghe, had a son in his old age. Ju Shaohé is his only child and his most prized possession. Everyone in the cultivation world knows this.”

    “Figure out the rest yourself.”

    Chen Yin’s eyes flickered, and he nodded slowly after a moment.

    “…Thanks.”


    At noon, Nan Xiaoxiang, dressed in a simple white dress, had just finished preparing medicine and was about to step out for lunch when she saw a man standing at the door, smiling at her.

    “Young Master Chen? What brings you here?”

    “Miss Nan, you’re quite the joker. Didn’t you invite me to lunch?” Chen Yin asked, feigning surprise.

    Nan Xiaoxiang froze, her voice slightly flustered:

    “I-I was just being polite—”

    “If we’re going to put on a show, we might as well do it properly. We can’t just stop halfway.”

    “Besides,” Chen Yin said innocently, spreading his hands, “I spent all my money on travel expenses and can’t afford to eat anymore. I’m sure you wouldn’t mind treating me to a meal, right, Miss Nan?”

    Nan Xiaoxiang sighed helplessly, looking at the man with a mischievous grin on his face.

    …Compared to Ju Shaohé, she would rather have lunch with this annoying man. At least he was sincere and genuine, and it wouldn’t be as exhausting.

    Besides, she was the one who had used him as a shield. So, Nan Xiaoxiang didn’t refuse:

    “Alright… then I’ll have the kitchen prepare more food—”

    “Hey, it’s not fun to eat at home when you’re on a date.”

    Chen Yin started to push his luck. “Didn’t that Ju Shaohé mention a delicious restaurant on the east side of town? Why don’t we go there and try it out?”

    Seeing him trying to take advantage of the situation, Nan Xiaoxiang’s voice turned a bit colder:

    “Young Master Chen, we at Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic are charitable, but we’re not wealthy. We can’t afford to dine at fancy restaurants on the east side of town.”

    “Besides, you’re a cultivator. It shouldn’t be difficult for you to acquire money, right? Why make things difficult for a mere mortal woman like me?”

    Chen Yin nodded in mock realization. “Oh, so you’re broke too, just like me.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang: “…”

    …I’ll let this one slide. Arguing with him would be pointless.

    “In that case,” Chen Yin said cheerfully, ignoring the flash of anger on her face, “I know what to eat. Follow me!”

    Without waiting for a response, he grabbed Nan Xiaoxiang’s hand and dragged her out of the clinic.

    “You!”

    Nan Xiaoxiang was both embarrassed and angry, but she was no match for Chen Yin’s strength. Before she could react, she was already being dragged through the streets.

    As they left the clinic, Chen Yin discreetly glanced at the corner of the street.

    A figure silently followed them the moment they stepped out.

    Chen Yin smiled to himself, pretending not to notice, and continued walking.


    Nan Xiaoxiang’s stamina was even worse than Chen Yin had imagined. After only a few steps, her face was flushed, sweat dripping from her forehead, and her breath coming in ragged gasps.

    She took a few deep breaths to regain her composure, then asked indignantly:

    “We have no quarrel, Young Master Chen. Why are you humiliating me in public and ruining my reputation?”

    “It’s just holding hands, you won’t get pregnant. How is this ruining your reputation?”

    Chen Yin said nonchalantly, “You’re always acting so reserved and ladylike, taking forever to make a move. I couldn’t wait any longer.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang gritted her teeth, strands of hair clinging to her sweaty forehead and temples. Her flushed face after the exertion made her look even more delicate and alluring.

    She was furious but helpless.

    “You’re clearly not someone who lacks manners, Young Master Chen. Why do you keep making things difficult for me?”

    She tried to calm her voice. “If it’s still about me using you as a shield, I apologize.”

    “Cut the crap.”

    Chen Yin grinned and patted her shoulder hard. “I told you, just treat me to a meal, and we’ll forget about it.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang clenched her fists tightly.

    …They hardened. Her fists hardened.

    “What are you taking me here to eat—”

    Before she could finish her sentence, Nan Xiaoxiang realized they had arrived at the western market street.

    This was where ordinary people bought their daily necessities. There were also occasional gatherings, with traveling merchants selling trinkets and food vendors setting up stalls.

    And there, in front of a street stall, stood Chen Yin, grinning at the owner. “Two bowls of stinky tofu, spicy, with cilantro.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang couldn’t believe her eyes.

    “You… brought me all the way here just to eat stinky tofu?”

    “What else?” Chen Yin turned to her, puzzled. “You wouldn’t let me treat you to a fancy meal, are you even willing to eat at a street stall?”

    “It’s not that…”

    Nan Xiaoxiang blinked her long eyelashes. “It’s just that all the cultivators I’ve met can’t stand the smell of stinky tofu. None of them would ever eat it.”

    “Don’t you mind the smell, Young Master Chen?”

    “Why would I mind? Don’t be so fussy.”

    As they spoke, two bowls of stinky tofu arrived. Chen Yin stuffed his mouth full, mumbling, “As long as it tastes good, who cares about the smell?”

    “Those who haven’t tasted this earthly delicacy are missing out.”

    He continued to devour the stinky tofu with gusto.

    Nan Xiaoxiang was stunned. She had never seen a cultivator so unconcerned about his image, eating stinky tofu like it was a delicacy.

    She suddenly found this man less annoying than she had initially thought.

    Seeing that she wasn’t eating, Chen Yin asked with his cheeks bulging, “What’s wrong? Can’t you handle the smell, Miss Nan?”

    “No.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang looked at the fragrant stinky tofu in her bowl and said softly, “It’s the opposite.”

    “…I love stinky tofu.” A faint smile appeared on her lips.

    She picked up a piece with her chopsticks, her red lips parting slightly as she took a bite.

    The rich and savory flavor of the sauce exploded on her tongue, the aroma filling her senses.

    The familiar taste brought a wave of happiness.

    “I’ve loved stinky tofu since I was a child.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang suddenly started talking about her past. “When I was learning medicine from my grandfather, I would get frustrated and give up whenever I couldn’t memorize a prescription or the name of a herb.”

    “Then my grandfather would reward me with stinky tofu. If I could memorize it, he would take me out to eat.”

    “It was my favorite food as a child. The stinky tofu in our Guyu Town is famous throughout Yanxia Province. You’ll definitely—”

    She suddenly stopped mid-sentence and covered her mouth.

    …Why am I telling him all this?

    Chen Yin, his mouth still full of tofu, was already on his third bowl.

    “Hmm? Why did you stop?”

    “N-nothing.” Nan Xiaoxiang lowered her head, watching him eat with a satisfied expression.

    She silently scolded herself:

    …He’s a cultivator. What’s the point of telling him about your mundane life?

    While eating, Chen Yin discreetly glanced behind him.

    In a hidden corner, a shadow flickered.

    Chen Yin pretended not to notice and continued to devour the stinky tofu. After finishing his bowl, he grinned, his mouth covered in grease.

    “Boss! Another bowl!”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 91

    Chapter 91: An Apology

    “Who the hell are you?”

    The five words echoed clearly through the morning courtyard.

    Not only was Ju Shaohé stunned, but his subordinates were also dumbfounded. Even Nan Xiaoxiang was momentarily speechless.

    Only Chen Yin, with a mischievous grin, seemed to enjoy the unfolding drama.

    “You’re courting death! How dare you speak to our Young Master like that!”

    Ju Shaohé’s subordinates, regaining their composure, were about to draw their swords when their young master stopped them.

    “Did you already forget the rules after just dealing with one person?”

    Ju Shaohé said sternly, “This is Miss Nan’s clinic! Anyone who dares to break the rules and harm someone here is disrespecting me, Ju Shaohé!”

    The subordinates reluctantly sheathed their swords.

    Chen Yin looked at Ju Shaohé with amusement. It was clear he was seething with anger, yet he was trying to maintain a facade of magnanimity and composure.

    “Brother Chen, didn’t we introduce ourselves yesterday? I am Ju Shaohé, the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect.”

    “We didn’t have a chance to chat properly yesterday. Why don’t we have dinner together today and get to know each other better?”

    “Well, I’m afraid that’s not possible.”

    Chen Yin waved his hand dismissively. “I spend all my time on a small, insignificant mountain peak, a branch of the Mist Spirit Sect. I’ve never heard of the Canghe Sword Sect, and I don’t know any Young Master.”

    “Are you a beautiful girl? If you are, I’ll have dinner with you.”

    His words made Ju Shaohé’s eye twitch and a vein bulge on his forehead. It was clear he was on the verge of exploding.

    Even Nan Xiaoxiang, standing beside him, glared at Chen Yin with a murderous glint in her eyes.

    “Brother Chen… seems rather unfriendly.” Ju Shaohé narrowed his eyes dangerously.

    “I’m not trying to bully anyone with my status as the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect. I simply wanted to invite Miss Nan to dinner. Why are you being so hostile?”

    “If you weren’t trying to use your status to bully me, wouldn’t you have noticed that she doesn’t want to go?”

    Chen Yin said casually, his arms crossed, looking like a street thug. “Insisting on forcing a girl to do something she doesn’t want to do, aren’t you blind? Should I recommend you for a judging position at the Tokyo Olympics?”

    “You!”

    Ju Shaohé’s anger reached its peak, but his reason prevented him from losing his temper in front of Nan Xiaoxiang. He snorted coldly:

    “Hmph. It seems not everyone who comes to seek treatment is reasonable.”

    “Since Miss Nan is reluctant, I won’t bother you any longer.”

    “Let’s go.” He turned to leave, a menacing glint in his eyes as he glanced at Chen Yin.

    Chen Yin ignored him and grinned mischievously.

    After they left, Nan Xiaoxiang let out a sigh of relief and looked at Chen Yin.

    “You’re something else. I was just trying to use you as a shield, and you went and provoked him directly.”

    “Now you’ve caught the attention of the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect.”

    “Let him be.” Chen Yin shrugged nonchalantly. “He’s obsessed with his own father. So, by extension, I’m practically his dad now.”

    Hearing this, Nan Xiaoxiang couldn’t help but giggle, covering her mouth with her hand.

    “Of course, there’s another reason.”

    Chen Yin crossed his arms and said with a playful tone, “I don’t like being used as a shield.”

    “I-I didn’t mean any harm.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s eyes flickered with embarrassment. She explained in a soft voice, “With my words earlier, you just had to agree that it wasn’t appropriate to discuss the patient’s condition openly, and Young Master Ju wouldn’t have pressed further.”

    “How can you be so sure? What if he’s petty and holds a grudge against me?”

    Chen Yin said casually, “You’re just trying to shift the blame, using me as a scapegoat because I’m a cultivator. If you didn’t have any malicious intent, why not find a mortal to do it? Are you afraid that the mortal would ‘accidentally’ die after leaving?”

    “What if I were just a weak and powerless cultivator? Your actions could have gotten me killed by the Canghe Sword Sect the moment I stepped out of here.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang didn’t argue any further. She simply lowered her gaze, a hint of sadness in her eyes.

    “…I apologize. I wasn’t thinking clearly.”

    Her voice carried a trace of unspoken grievance.

    “I-I’m sorry, okay…”

    Chen Yin looked at her with surprise.

    This woman, who had been so calm and composed in front of him, even unafraid of Qingying, was now apologizing to him?

    And her apology lacked her usual indifference.

    …She was actually quite cute.

    “But now that you’ve escalated the situation and completely offended Young Master Ju, aren’t you in even more danger?”

    She said with concern, “Why don’t you stay at the clinic for the next couple of days? When Young Master Ju calms down, you can find a chance to leave—”

    “Forget it.”

    Chen Yin suddenly waved his hand dismissively. “Since you apologized, I won’t hold it against you.”

    “As for that Ju Shaohé… don’t worry about him.”

    “I said, if I were just a weak and powerless cultivator, then yes, I might be in danger.”

    “But unfortunately…”

    “…I’m not.” He left those words hanging in the air, then turned and walked towards Ya Ya’s ward.

    Nan Xiaoxiang watched his retreating figure, as carefree as an old man strolling through the park, a flicker of confusion and admiration in her eyes.

    What was this man thinking?


    Chen Yin’s temper wasn’t that good.

    Although he was grateful to Nan Xiaoxiang for saving Ya Ya’s life, he was still annoyed that she had thrown him under the bus twice, putting him in the crosshairs of the Canghe Sword Sect’s Young Master.

    He could somewhat understand her intentions, knowing that she didn’t have a good impression of cultivators.

    Since she wasn’t interested in playing along, he might as well just flip the table.

    But after Nan Xiaoxiang apologized, Chen Yin decided to let it go.

    …She was just a mortal after all.

    A young woman, barely twenty years old.

    Caught between the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect and her own principles, her reputation as a physician offered her little protection.

    Even if she didn’t like it, what could she, a mere mortal, do?

    In the end, she was just a pitiful person.

    A teenage girl couldn’t be expected to think everything through. Since she had apologized, Chen Yin didn’t want to dwell on it any longer. She was still Ya Ya and the others’ savior.

    Returning to Ya Ya’s ward, he found the little foxes gathered around the bed, listening intently as Luo Luo read from a book:

    “…This Li boy was just an innkeeper’s helper, he knew nothing about martial arts! But seeing the young lady in danger, his youthful spirit surged, and he grabbed a stool and charged at the villain!”

    Chen Yin recognized the story as the one he had read to her before. He leaned against the doorframe, listening with amusement.

    “But who would have thought, by sheer coincidence! The stool struck the villain’s weak point!”

    “The young lady seized the opportunity, drew her sword, and killed the villain. Just as she was about to thank the Li boy—Ah, Young Master!”

    Luo Luo, who had been engrossed in the story, noticed Chen Yin standing by the door and greeted him excitedly.

    “It seems you really like the novel I bought for you.”

    Chen Yin walked over, smiling as he ruffled the heads of the little foxes. Luo Luo held up the book with a grin.

    “Of course I like it! It’s a gift from Young Master!”

    “And the stories inside are so interesting! Ya Ya and the others love them too.”

    “Glad to hear it.” Chen Yin casually took out a handful of candy from his pocket and scattered them on the table. Then he sat down on the bed, crossing his legs, and continued petting the foxes. “Keep reading. Let me hear it too.”

    Luo Luo scratched her ears shyly. “Luo Luo… I’m not very good at reading… How about Young Master reads to us instead? I’m telling you, Young Master is an amazing storyteller, even better than the storytellers at the teahouse!”

    …Is she really complimenting me? Chen Yin couldn’t help but touch his nose awkwardly.

    But as soon as she finished speaking, the little foxes gathered around him eagerly, their eyes shining. Surrounded by so many fluffy ears, Chen Yin couldn’t bring himself to refuse.

    “Alright, alright, I’ll continue reading to you.”

    A while later, Qingying arrived at the door but hesitated before entering.

    Inside the room, Chen Yin was vividly narrating the legendary tale of the innkeeper’s helper, surrounded by the little foxes, who were snuggled close to him, their laughter echoing through the air.

    It was a heartwarming scene.

    After hesitating for a moment, Qingying decided not to disturb them. She leaned against the doorframe, listening quietly.

    But suddenly, her eyes narrowed, and she glanced sharply at the ceiling beams.

    “System, mark that person.” She said coldly.

    “Already done.”

    The System replied casually, “You’ve become quite lazy lately. He’s been lurking there for a while now, and you only just noticed.”

    “The old you would have detected him before even reaching the room.”

    Qingying didn’t respond, her cold and indifferent eyes flickering slightly.

    “…Is he hostile?”

    “It’s hard to say.” The System said calmly. “He’s probably just observing, since it’s not convenient to attack inside the clinic.”

    “I wouldn’t want to fight here either. Just keep him marked and let’s scare him off.”

    With that, a surge of killing intent erupted from Qingying, directed at the mysterious figure on the roof.

    Sensing he had been discovered, the figure didn’t hesitate and quickly retreated.

    Through the System, Qingying confirmed that the person was moving away before focusing her attention back on the room.

    Inside, the scene was still peaceful. The little foxes were listening to Chen Yin’s story with rapt attention, enjoying their snacks and drinks.

    Qingying observed them with an impassive expression, then suddenly asked:

    “System.”

    “Do you think I’ve become too complacent lately?”

    “The answer is obvious.” The System replied. “But with that Chen Yin to rely on, it’s understandable to relax a bit.”

    “You’re not like other Chosen Ones, burdened by a heavy destiny and facing death if you don’t complete your missions. Isn’t it nice to just relax and enjoy life?”

    A rare flicker of uncertainty appeared in Qingying’s cold and beautiful eyes.

    But the next moment, she shook her head.

    “…Relying on others is never reliable.”

    “I can’t trust him completely. Not until he takes me to find my brother’s remains.” She murmured to herself.

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 90

    Chapter 90: Who the Hell Are You?

    “You know, your entire sect was just massacred. You seem a bit too calm about it.”

    “Why should I be upset?” Qingying’s eyes flickered, a hint of disdain in her voice. “I told you, I only joined the secret division because of my brother.”

    “I’m not as loyal to the Mist Spirit Sect as you think. In fact, most members of the secret division aren’t willing servants of the sect.”

    “What keeps people loyal isn’t devotion, it’s leverage.”

    Chen Yin nodded thoughtfully.

    “So, for you, the leverage has simply shifted from the sect to me, right?”

    He smiled. “In that case, I won’t hesitate to use you like a dog.”

    Qingying glared at him, her eyes filled with murderous intent.

    Chen Yin simply ignored her, his smile unwavering.

    They both understood the situation. The sword energy within her body and the knowledge of her brother’s remains had effectively bound Qingying to Chen Yin’s fate.

    There was no escape.

    “Do as you please,” she finally said, turning away coldly, her voice filled with indifference.

    “Call me if you need anything. Otherwise, don’t bother me.”

    “Don’t go so soon,” Chen Yin called out mischievously. “Since you’re under my command now, why not give me a foot massage or something?”

    Before he could finish his sentence, Qingying had already vanished. Her hasty retreat almost resembled a panicked escape.

    Chen Yin chuckled and looked away.

    …He had to admit, teasing this icy beauty was quite addictive.

    Seeing her disgusted and annoyed expression, knowing she couldn’t do anything about it and had to follow his orders, brought him a strange sense of satisfaction.

    Humming a tune, Chen Yin strolled out of the room, his hands tucked into his sleeves.


    Mist Spirit Sect, Main Hall.

    Since the incident, the Mist Spirit Sect had spent considerable effort repairing the mountain gate. They had also invested a large amount of spirit stones in reinforcing the protective formations around the mountain, recalling all their disciples and forbidding them from leaving without permission.

    In essence, they had turned the Mist Spirit Sect into an impenetrable fortress. Outsiders couldn’t enter, and those inside couldn’t leave.

    Shen Shuanglian sat at a table in the main hall, carefully reviewing the inventory of the sect’s treasure vault. Beside her, a disciple was reporting various matters.

    The exhaustion was evident in her clear, bright eyes.

    “…Among the various sects, the invitation from the Canghe Sword Sect seems to have the most hostile intentions. How should we respond?”

    “Tell them that the sect is currently hosting Immortal Yu Ling for a lecture on the Dao and that we’re unable to receive them. Ask them to send another invitation at a later date.” Shen Shuanglian said calmly, her expression unchanged.

    The disciple bowed and acknowledged her instructions.

    Shen Shuanglian put down the ledger with a sigh, rubbing her aching temples.

    “Sigh. I can’t keep using Master Yu Ling as a shield forever.”

    “I wonder how long this excuse will last… Hopefully, until the Ten Thousand Fragrance Pavilion finishes setting up the new formation.” She mumbled to herself.

    The disciple beside her, seeing her exhaustion, couldn’t help but say, “Senior Sister—I mean, Sect Master, you should rest for a bit.”

    “The entire sect is relying on you now. If you collapse, the Mist Spirit Sect will be in real danger.”

    Shen Shuanglian’s face was slightly pale, but she managed a weak smile.

    “…Don’t worry. I can take care of myself.”

    The disciple didn’t dare to say anything more. He bowed respectfully and quickly left.

    The vast hall was empty, the candlelight flickering, illuminating Shen Shuanglian’s delicate and beautiful features and her distant gaze.

    “That scoundrel is living the good life.”

    “Leaving me with this mess, he doesn’t even know how to be a little more considerate.” She murmured to herself, though it was unclear who she was talking about.

    But there was no blame in her voice, only a hint of playful reproach.

    The slight upturn of her lips betrayed the tenderness and sweetness in her heart.

    As if she was recalling a happy memory.


    The Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic was larger than they had expected. To accommodate the sudden influx of patients, many empty rooms had been prepared as wards.

    Chen Yin, without hesitation, found an empty room and slept soundly until the next morning.

    However, he was eventually awakened by a strange commotion.

    “What the hell…” He rubbed his eyes and opened the door, still half asleep.

    Suddenly, a figure flew past him, making him freeze in surprise.

    Chen Yin rubbed his eyes again, wondering if he was hallucinating. Why would someone be flying at this hour?

    But soon, a familiar and annoying voice rang out from nearby:

    “Miss Nan, this subordinate deserves to die! He broke your rules again! I’ll have him beaten and thrown out of the clinic!”

    From the other side, Nan Xiaoxiang’s weary and exasperated voice replied, “Young Master Ju, he just took a lollipop from a little girl. Just return it, there’s no need to be so dramatic.”

    “How can we let this slide! Offending Miss Nan is a grave sin!”

    Ju Shaohé continued to fawn over her. “I wouldn’t want someone like him to ruin your good mood, Miss Nan.”

    Chen Yin leaned against the doorframe, pulling out a bag of sunflower seeds from his pocket, cracking them open and watching the scene unfold with amusement.

    …Simping so early in the morning, this guy is hardcore.

    Chen Yin had figured it out. It was no coincidence that Ju Shaohé always seemed to find subordinates who violated the rules and harassed the mortals. He was deliberately orchestrating these scenes to try and win Nan Xiaoxiang’s favor.

    To be fair, this tactic might work on some girls who craved attention and validation.

    But with Nan Xiaoxiang’s aloof and unapproachable demeanor, she didn’t seem like the type to fall for such a shallow approach.

    This guy still had a lot to learn about being a proper simp. He should take some lessons from the simps on Earth’s internet.

    Ju Shaohé trailed behind Nan Xiaoxiang like a lovesick puppy, showering her with questions, while her expression was that of someone patiently enduring the presence of an annoying mosquito. It was quite entertaining.

    As they walked along the path in the courtyard, they passed by Chen Yin’s room.

    Nan Xiaoxiang noticed him leaning against the doorframe, watching the scene unfold.

    Chen Yin waved at her with a cheerful smile. “Good morning, Divine Physician Nan.”

    For some reason, seeing Chen Yin’s amused expression, Nan Xiaoxiang felt a surge of irritation.

    But she maintained her composure and said politely, “Good morning, Young Master Chen.”

    Chen Yin chuckled, cracking another sunflower seed. “Enjoying a morning stroll with Young Master Ju so early?”

    “…Just passing by.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang caught the teasing tone in his voice and couldn’t help but glare at him.

    Chen Yin pretended not to notice.

    As Nan Xiaoxiang fumed silently, an idea struck her. She put on a gentle smile and said:

    “Young Master Chen, regarding the follow-up treatment for your friends, I would like to discuss it further with you. I wonder when you might be available?”

    “I’m free anytime, Miss Nan. Just let me know, I wouldn’t want to interrupt your busy schedule.” Chen Yin chuckled.

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s long eyelashes fluttered, a glint in her eyes. Her voice softened as she said:

    “Then… perhaps you could join me for lunch today, and we can discuss it properly?”

    Chen Yin paused in his seed-cracking, then casually resumed, his expression nonchalant.

    …Heh.

    This little minx is planning to use me as a shield.

    As expected, Ju Shaohé’s expression shifted, but he didn’t lash out. Instead, he stepped forward and said magnanimously:

    “Ah, that’s a great idea! I’ve taken a liking to this Brother Chen and have been hoping to get to know him better.”

    “I heard there’s a restaurant on the east side of town with an excellent chef. How about I host a banquet and treat Miss Nan and Brother Chen to a delicious meal and a lively conversation!”

    Chen Yin shifted his gaze back to Nan Xiaoxiang.

    “Thank you for the kind offer, Young Master Ju,” Nan Xiaoxiang replied calmly. “However, this Young Master Chen’s friends have some… sensitive injuries that are difficult to discuss openly. To protect their privacy, it would be better for me to speak with him privately.”

    Chen Yin then turned his gaze towards Ju Shaohé, a hint of amusement in his eyes.

    “Come on, Miss Nan, don’t be so distant. Brother Chen and I have shared a drink, we’re practically brothers now. His friends are my friends, what’s wrong with showing some concern for their well-being?”

    The ball is back in Nan Xiaoxiang’s court.

    “You see, Young Master Ju, some illnesses are rather embarrassing to discuss openly. And since Young Master Chen’s friends are women, it wouldn’t be appropriate to discuss their condition in front of anyone other than close friends and family.”

    A perfect return! The pressure is back on Ju Shaohé.

    “That’s easy. You two can chat first, and then we can all have dinner together afterward.”

    Chen Yin watched their back-and-forth with amusement, practically beaming with delight at the unfolding drama.

    Nan Xiaoxiang, seemingly realizing that Ju Shaohé was more persistent than she had anticipated, turned to Chen Yin with a pleading look in her eyes.

    Her gaze was soft and watery, evoking a sense of pity and protection.

    But Chen Yin just grinned at her mischievously.

    As if he hadn’t noticed.

    Nan Xiaoxiang closed her eyes slowly, then opened them again, a hint of playful annoyance in her voice:

    “If Young Master Chen agrees… then I shall follow his wishes.”

    Her voice was sweet and alluring, sending shivers down one’s spine.

    Chen Yin froze, realizing she had just thrown him under the bus.

    As expected, Ju Shaohé’s composure finally cracked upon hearing her tone.

    He turned to Chen Yin with a forced smile, his eyes narrowed menacingly.

    “Brother Chen, wouldn’t you like to be friends with the Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect?”

    He emphasized the words “Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect.”

    Chen Yin blinked innocently, his gaze towards them as pure and innocent as a little bunny.

    The next moment, he grinned mischievously and said in a clear voice:

    “…Who the hell are you?”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 89

    Chapter 89: If I Said It Was Me, Would You Believe It?

    It was the familiar feeling again.

    A soft, fragrant, and fluffy little fox burying herself in his arms, small enough to be held with one hand.

    Like a cuddly pet waiting for him to come home.

    As he stroked Luo Luo’s soft and adorable fox ears, Chen Yin felt a warmth spread through his heart. A gentle smile appeared on his face.

    “Good girl, Luo Luo. Have you been behaving yourself these past few days?”

    “Luo Luo has been listening to Young Master’s words.”

    The little fox clung to Chen Yin like a cherished toy, her round and soft cheek rubbing against his chest contentedly. “Young Master told Luo Luo to wait patiently, so Luo Luo didn’t wander off anywhere. I stayed in the room and took care of Ya Ya and the others.”

    “And I listened to Sister Qingying too.”

    Chen Yin chuckled awkwardly. “You don’t have to listen to her.”

    As he spoke, a cold and aloof voice came from behind the door:

    “What’s that supposed to mean?”

    A tall and elegant figure emerged. Qingying, her eyes as cold as frost, glanced at Chen Yin and snorted disdainfully. “Is it beneath you to listen to me?”

    “She’s my servant, why should she listen to you?”

    Chen Yin retorted without hesitation, then ruffled Luo Luo’s head and walked over to the bed.

    Several frail little foxes were lying on the bed. They all perked up when they saw Chen Yin and gathered around him excitedly.

    “Brother Chen!” Their sweet voices chirped in unison.

    Chen Yin patted each of the adorable little foxes and asked softly, “How are you feeling?”

    “Thanks to Brother Chen.” Ya Ya’s face was still pale, but a hint of color had returned, and her body wasn’t as skeletal as before. “Sister Nan said we can get out of bed and walk around now!”

    “Their meridians are still a bit weak.” Nan Xiaoxiang said, her red lips parting slightly. “In a couple of days, once their meridians are mostly healed, we can start nourishing them with immortal pills.”

    “They should recover quickly after that.”

    “That’s good to hear.” Chen Yin was relieved. He bowed towards Nan Xiaoxiang. “Thank you, Miss Nan.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang simply glanced at him briefly, then looked away.

    “As a physician, it’s my duty.”

    “But I hope that next time you need someone’s help, Immortal, you’ll be a little less frivolous.”

    Faced with her subtle jab, Chen Yin could only scratch his head awkwardly.

    …He couldn’t afford to offend her while he still needed her help.

    “Please continue catching up, Immortal. I have other patients to attend to. I’ll excuse myself.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang bowed gracefully and left the room.

    Qingying also glanced at Chen Yin coldly before disappearing behind the door.


    At the table, the little foxes were happily munching on candy.

    “Luo Luo, what are your plans now?”

    Luo Luo, her eyes shining with delight as she savored the surprisingly delicious bubblegum, froze at Chen Yin’s question.

    “I…”

    She turned her head, her ears drooping sadly. “I don’t know.”

    “I ran away to rescue Ya Ya and the others.”

    “Now that they’re safe, I don’t know what to do anymore…”

    “In that case,” Chen Yin said, “why not take Ya Ya and the others back home?”

    “You’ve been away for so long, your mother must be worried sick.”

    Luo Luo glanced at Chen Yin timidly, then pouted.

    “B-but if I go back, my mother probably won’t let me leave the city again.”

    “Wouldn’t it be better to stay home and spend time with your mother?”

    “But! Luo Luo doesn’t want to stay at home all the time.”

    She tugged at Chen Yin’s sleeve, her eyes watery and pleading.

    “Luo Luo doesn’t want to leave Young Master.” She sounded like a heartbroken child.

    Chen Yin was silent for a moment, then placed his hand on her head.

    “…We can’t let our families worry.”

    He said softly, “It’s a blessing to have someone who worries about you.”

    “It’s… something to be envied.”

    Luo Luo looked up at him.

    Her eyes were like embers in a burnt-out forest.

    She wagged her tail thoughtfully, then said softly, “Th-then okay.”

    “I’ll take Ya Ya and the others back first and let my mother know we’re safe. Then I’ll try to persuade her to let me come back and find Young Master.”

    “You can try to persuade her, but don’t argue with her over this, okay?” He leaned down and gently flicked her nose. “If it doesn’t work out, I can always come visit you.”

    “Mmm.”

    Luo Luo covered her nose, winking at him with one eye. Her cheeks were flushed, but her eyes were bright.

    “Then, if Luo Luo is a good girl, does Young Master have a reward for me?”

    “Isn’t this bubblegum enough?”

    “This is for this time. Next time is a different matter.”

    Chen Yin thought for a moment, then reached into his pocket, his consciousness entering the System Shop within the scroll.

    After searching for a while, he pulled out a bag of something Luo Luo had never seen before.

    “This is…” Luo Luo stared at the shiny, jiggly things in the bag, her fox ears twitching curiously.

    “This is called jelly. It’s also very delicious.”

    Chen Yin smiled and placed the jelly in Luo Luo’s hands. “If you’re a good girl, I’ll bring you more delicious things next time I visit.”

    Luo Luo held the bag of jelly, her eyes sparkling with delight, and nodded eagerly.

    “Okay!”

    “Ah! Brother Chen is playing favorites! We want some too!”

    “Me too, me too!”

    Suddenly, the other little foxes all rushed towards Chen Yin, some hugging his waist, some tugging at his clothes, and some even jumping on his back, wrapping their arms around his neck, their soft bodies pressed against him.

    Their sweet, pleading voices filled the air, melting Chen Yin’s heart.

    He felt like he was in a cat cafe, a dog shelter, or a kindergarten, surrounded by adorable creatures. His eyes softened.

    “Haha, don’t worry, don’t worry, there’s enough for everyone.”

    As Chen Yin was surrounded by the little foxes, Luo Luo opened the jelly packet and popped a piece into her mouth.

    The smooth, sweet, and jiggly texture instantly won her over.

    “So delicious…” She sighed contentedly.

    The System, however, sounded a bit confused. “Eh? That’s strange.”

    “This thing… I feel like I’ve seen it somewhere before.”

    “In the System Shop?”

    But then it shook its head, dismissing the thought. “Forget it. There are so many things in the System Shop, who can remember every little item?”

    Luo Luo, seemingly oblivious, continued to devour the jelly.


    After finally appeasing the little foxes and leaving the room, Chen Yin let out a sigh of relief, wiping the sweat from his brow.

    “Whew… Children are truly full of energy.”

    “Heh, you seem to be enjoying yourself.” A cold voice said sarcastically.

    Chen Yin turned to her with a helpless expression. “Seriously, stop being so sarcastic. Do you still want me to take you to the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain?”

    Qingying turned her head away, her expression cold and aloof, her voice laced with resentment.

    “Words are meaningless. I want to see action.”

    “Instead of being stuck here babysitting.”

    Chen Yin could hear the frustration in her voice and said casually, “I see you’re getting along quite well with them. You’re even letting them call you ‘Sister Qingying’.”

    “Don’t tell me you’re actually a tsundere?”

    Qingying frowned, too lazy to argue with him, and asked directly, “When are we leaving for the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain?”

    “What’s the rush? We need to get Luo Luo and Ya Ya back home safely first.”

    Chen Yin remained calm and composed.

    “How long will that take?”

    “I don’t know.”

    “Are you messing with me?”

    Qingying glared at him, a hint of anger in her eyes. “If you keep making excuses, it’s fine. Just tell me where my brother’s remains are, and I’ll go myself.”

    Hearing this, Chen Yin sighed dramatically. “Oh dear… the Azure Cicada Ancient Domain is so vast, I can’t seem to remember. Where was it again…”

    “You!”

    Qingying was about to lash out when he said playfully, “But with your current strength, you probably wouldn’t even survive long enough to find your brother’s remains.”

    “Since you have nowhere else to go, just stick with me.”

    After all, she was a free and eye-catching bodyguard. As a member of the secret division, Qingying was quite skilled at handling various matters.

    It would be a waste not to utilize her skills. Chen Yin wasn’t a charity.

    “You just said I have nowhere to go… what do you mean?”

    “Haven’t you heard?”

    “About the Mist Spirit Sect, I have heard some rumors…” Qingying asked suspiciously, “Is it true that the Mist Spirit Sect was attacked and massacred?”

    “Massacred might be an exaggeration. But the sect’s leadership and your secret division members are probably all gone.” Chen Yin said seriously, stroking his chin.

    Qingying didn’t seem particularly surprised. She simply asked, “I’m curious who could have done such a thing.”

    “Who do you think it was?”

    “Immortal Yu Ling?”

    “What if I said it was me, would you believe it?” Chen Yin looked at her expectantly.

    Qingying just stared at him blankly, as if he were a clown.

    “Alright, you guessed it.”

    Chen Yin chuckled and shrugged. “I was the one who instigated my Master to do it.”

    “It’s so convenient having an invincible Master. I don’t have to do anything myself. If I don’t like someone, I just ask Master to eliminate them. Even our own main sect is no exception.”

    Qingying couldn’t help but retort sarcastically, “You’re truly blessed to have Immortal Yu Ling as your Master.”

    “That’s true.”

    Chen Yin smiled, a hint of tenderness hidden in his eyes.

    “If only that old loli granny wouldn’t make me worry so much, it would be even more of a blessing.”

  • On How to Conquer System Fairies and Make Them Your Wives 88

    Chapter 88: A Night of Missing You

    On the border of Yanxia Province…

    The small town of Guyu, despite its location on the edge of the province, bordering the desolate Xianyun Province, had a decent population. It wasn’t a large town, but it wasn’t deserted either. It had a leisurely and peaceful atmosphere.

    The town’s inn was always bustling with activity, filled with traveling merchants, tourists, and even cultivators passing through. The spacious hall housed several tables, each occupied by groups of people eating, drinking, and chatting, their voices filling the air with a lively chatter.

    Like any other day, the hall was filled with traveling merchants, their rough clothes discarded as they drank heartily, their boisterous laughter echoing outside.

    “Immortals? What about immortals? I’ve seen plenty of them. When they come to Divine Physician Nan for treatment, they’re all respectful and obedient.”

    “They can act arrogant elsewhere, but in our Guyu Town, everyone follows the rules.”

    The bearded man spoke with a bold and unrestrained air, oblivious to the two cultivators sitting at a table in the corner, their expressions filled with displeasure as they glanced at him.

    “Such vulgar language from a mere mortal.” One of them frowned and snorted. “On any other day, I would have killed him without even drawing my sword.”

    “Calm down.”

    The other cultivator tried to reason with him. “We’re here to seek treatment for the Young Master. Didn’t you hear what that man said?”

    “If we break the rules here and harm a mortal, we’ll be the ones in trouble.”

    “If Divine Physician Nan refuses to treat the Young Master, then we’ll be in deep trouble.”

    Hearing this, the first cultivator said angrily, “Hmph. I don’t understand what’s so special about this Nan Xiaoxiang, the Divine Physician. Why are so many cultivators from Yanxia Province flocking to her, traveling thousands of miles for treatment?”

    “She’s just a mortal woman. What could she possibly know?”

    “Shh!” The other cultivator quickly pulled him back. “Don’t talk about Divine Physician Nan like that here, or you’ll never leave this town.”

    “If those angry townsfolk surround us, you won’t be able to fight back or escape, and the Young Master will have to clean up your mess.”

    The first cultivator reluctantly backed down.

    Chen Yin sat at a nearby table, cracking sunflower seeds and observing them with amusement.

    “Speaking of which, the Sect Master has been urging the Young Master to recover quickly. Is there something going on at the sect?”

    “Haven’t you heard? It’s not about our Canghe Sword Sect, it’s about the Mist Spirit Sect.”

    “The Mist Spirit Sect? What happened?”

    “I heard there was an internal conflict. That famous Immortal Yu Ling, along with a bunch of her Grand Clarity Realm friends, attacked the Mist Spirit Sect’s main branch and killed all the current sect master and elders!”

    “What… then who’s in charge of the Mist Spirit Sect now?”

    “Who else but the only one who can command respect, Frost Moon Sword Immortal?”

    Chen Yin listened to their discussion about the Mist Spirit Sect, a faint smile on his lips.

    …Naturally, news of the Mist Spirit Sect’s downfall hadn’t been widely publicized.

    Currently, the Mist Spirit Sect’s upper echelon had been decimated by Chen Yin, leaving only minor elders like Shen Shuanglian as their strongest members. They couldn’t even muster a single Supreme Clarity Realm cultivator.

    Openly publicizing their losses would be akin to placing the Mist Spirit Sect on a chopping block.

    Moreover, most of the cultivation world remained indifferent to the Mist Spirit Sect’s misfortune, content to watch the drama unfold from the sidelines.

    After all, for those who enjoyed a good show, it didn’t matter who was right or wrong. They only cared about the spectacle.

    The Canghe Sword Sect was one such spectator.

    As an ancient and powerful sect with a long history and deep roots, they were only slightly weaker than the Mist Spirit Sect and the Heavenly Net Sect. But for such major sects, this difference was practically negligible.

    Now that the Mist Spirit Sect was severely weakened, the Canghe Sword Sect was undoubtedly delighted. Their standing in the cultivation world had effectively risen a notch.

    Of course, Chen Yin didn’t care about any of this.

    Those titles and reputations were meaningless. The less attention they attracted, the fewer problems Shen Shuanglian would face.

    Moreover, since the Mist Spirit Sect incident hadn’t been widely publicized, only a handful of people knew the truth. In the eyes of most, it was still the invincible Immortal Yu Ling who had destroyed the sect’s leadership.

    Chen Yin was happy to continue his carefree and undisturbed life.

    After dinner, Chen Yin tidied himself up and walked towards a familiar courtyard.

    It was the residence he had “borrowed” the physician from, the largest mansion in Guyu Town—the Xiaoxiang Medical Clinic.

    As he was about to enter, he saw someone being thrown out, landing face-first in the dirt.

    “The Young Master has ordered you to stay outside today. You’re not allowed to enter.” Two cultivators said arrogantly.

    The person who had been thrown out nodded repeatedly. “Yes, yes, yes. The Young Master’s punishment is just.”

    Chen Yin: “…?”

    What kind of drama was this?

    Intrigued, he walked along the corridor towards the lake pavilion in the backyard.

    From a distance, he saw a graceful woman in a plain white dress, her face free of makeup, sitting by the table, sipping tea calmly.

    Beside her, a man was bowing and scraping, his face plastered with a flattering smile.

    The man was dressed in luxurious clothes, his aura powerful and imposing. His mere presence exuded an air of authority.

    However, in front of Nan Xiaoxiang, he wore a fawning expression, bowing and scraping:

    “Miss Nan, my subordinate was disrespectful. I’ve already thrown him out. I won’t let him taint your presence with his vulgarity.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s expression remained calm and unmoved. “There’s no need to go to such lengths, Young Master Ju.”

    “But of course!”

    The man, addressed as Young Master Ju, puffed out his chest. “We wouldn’t dare disobey your rules, Miss Nan.”

    “This newcomer is simply ignorant. He naturally deserves to be punished according to your rules.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang hid a hint of exasperation beneath her long eyelashes and shook her head gently.

    “I don’t have that many rules. I just hope that Young Master Ju will keep your subordinates in check and prevent them from disturbing the lives of the ordinary people.”

    “Of course, of course.” Young Master Ju nodded, agreeing readily.

    From their brief exchange, Chen Yin could roughly guess what was happening.

    This man was most likely the infamous Young Master of the Canghe Sword Sect, Ju Shaohé.

    Why was he infamous?

    …Because almost everyone in the cultivation world knew that this Ju Shaohé was a notorious simp.

    Others simped to win the affection of their goddesses and experience their charms. But not Ju Shaohé.

    He seemed to be solely obsessed with the thrill of pursuing something unattainable. He had pursued countless renowned fairies in the cultivation world, but once he won their hearts, he would quickly lose interest, abandoning them and moving on to his next target.

    Judging from his current behavior, he had probably set his sights on Nan Xiaoxiang as his next target.

    However, based on his brief interactions with Nan Xiaoxiang, Chen Yin felt that this time, Young Master Ju would have a long and arduous journey ahead of him.

    “Miss Nan, last night’s moon was particularly beautiful, do you know why? Because it was a night I spent thinking of you~”

    Ju Shaohé continued to shower Nan Xiaoxiang with cheesy compliments, but the exasperation and boredom were evident on her face.

    She was about to excuse herself, using the pretense of preparing medicine, when she noticed Chen Yin approaching.

    “Young… Master Chen?”

    “Miss Nan, it’s been a while. Apologies for intruding again.” Chen Yin bowed politely.

    Nan Xiaoxiang’s eyes, as clear as jade, lit up, but her expression remained unchanged.

    “I know why you’re here. They’re all doing well and are able to move around now.”

    “That’s good to hear.” Chen Yin was relieved.

    At that moment, Ju Shaohé, who had been completely ignored, couldn’t contain himself any longer and interjected, “Miss Nan, may I ask who this is?”

    “A relative of the patients.” Nan Xiaoxiang replied calmly, glancing at him. “His friends are recovering here.”

    “Oh, I see.”

    Ju Shaohé then turned to Chen Yin with a forced smile and greeted him. “I am Ju Shaohé, from the Canghe Sword Sect. May I ask… which sect does Young Master Chen belong to?”

    “Ahem… Just an insignificant disciple from the Mist Spirit Sect.”

    “Mist Spirit Sect, huh?” Ju Shaohé nodded thoughtfully, a glint of cunning flashing in his eyes.

    His gaze held a hint of disdain.

    …As expected, everyone kicks a man when he’s down. Mist Spirit Sect disciples probably faced such scorn everywhere now.

    Thinking about how he was partly responsible for their downfall, Chen Yin couldn’t help but touch his nose awkwardly.

    “Young Master Ju, it’s time for your patients’ checkup.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang said gracefully, “It’s getting late, and your medicine won’t be ready today. Please come back tomorrow.”

    “Of course, of course. I’ll come visit you again tomorrow, Miss Nan.”

    He nodded repeatedly with a forced smile, glancing at Chen Yin before leaving.

    Chen Yin pretended not to notice.

    After Ju Shaohé and his entourage had left, Nan Xiaoxiang finally let out a sigh of relief.

    “Heh, I didn’t realize you were so popular, Miss Nan.” Chen Yin teased casually.

    “If you don’t want those fox demons to continue recovering here, keep talking.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang glared at him, her voice cold and sharp.

    Chen Yin shrugged, defeated.

    …This woman was truly fierce.

    “Where are they?”

    “Follow me.”

    Nan Xiaoxiang led Chen Yin through the winding corridors and spacious courtyards, finally stopping at a secluded section of the clinic.

    “We’re here,” she said softly.

    Chen Yin took a deep breath and slowly pushed open the door.

    The moment the door opened…

    A flash of green darted towards him, burying itself in his arms.

    “Young Master!” A voice filled with joy and relief rang out from within his embrace.

    Chen Yin smiled and gently stroked the trembling fox ears.

    “Good girl, Luo Luo. See, I kept my promise and came back for you.”

    The young girl in his arms, her face still carrying a hint of childishness, looked up at him and grinned, revealing her adorable fangs.

    “Heehee.”