"You ask me?"

Yun Yanchu closed the courtyard door, and he seemed to be in a good mood with his hands and arms, as if he was not the one who had a painful illness a moment ago.

The tip of Yi Nanjing's nose moved slightly, and the fist under his sleeve was clenched tightly.

The other party has the breath of a sister on him.

Although the breath was already very faint, he still caught it.

Yun Yanchu rubbed the white porcelain medicine bottle at the cuff with one hand, and his half-drooping peach blossom eyes were rippling.

At first glance, I was wandering and thinking about something interesting.

Yi Nanjing's cat's eyes were full of anticipation, and his gaze completely dimmed.

He thought that his sister would come back with Yun Yanchu.

He has always been cultivating hard, and he can't wait to let his sister know the results of his hard work, and he wants her to see what he looks like now.

It's still not very young, but it's nowhere near as bad as it used to be.

Yi Nanjing didn't ask any more, he knew that no matter how much he asked, nothing would come of it, so he turned around and went back to the house in silence.

Yun Yanchu was a little unhappy, and he had nowhere to vent his heart full of wanting to show off, but he made himself depressed.

In the evening

In the small courtyard covered with pale golden glow, the door of Yi Nanjing's house was opened from the inside out.

The man changed into a pure black robe, and his eyes swept imperceptibly in front of Yun Yanchu's room, and his pale pink thin lips gradually pursed.

He wears a dark green storage ring on his thumb.

Maybe my sister didn't know that when he handed the ring to him, a token was missing from it.

The token is made of fine white spirit jade, with a bright and dangling word "Xiao" engraved in the center, and the tassel pendant is embroidered with the words "Qingyun Sect".

Yi Nanjing didn't know what the relationship between the owner of the token and his sister was.

The man beside my sister back then had an extraordinary bearing at first glance, maybe he was a member of the Great Sect of the Central Domain.

He was going to Qingyun Sect, and he was going to find his sister.

When Yi Nanjing pushed open the courtyard door and left, Yun Yanchu, who was meditating cross-legged in the room, suddenly opened his eyes.

The man's peach eyes narrowed slightly.

It's so late, where is he going?

Two years later

Qingyun Sect

Su San was sorting out the herbs in Xiao Sheng's yard.

The man has sword eyebrows and starry eyes, and is wearing the disciple uniform of Yaofeng, and his cultivation is already in the middle stage of Jindan.

A year ago, Sun Qing helped Su San transform the meridians, and the man's body was completely healed.

I don't know if it's a coincidence, or if it's fate.

Su San awakened the wood system Heavenly Spirit Root in the process of meridian transformation.

Before that, he was a Golden Fire Twin Spirit Root.

Sun Qing immediately decided to accept Su San as an apprentice.

Although Su San's spirituality did not seem to be as good as the female disciple he asked Master Luo's nephew to find, his cultivation would definitely meet his requirements.

You must know that before this, Sun Qing's Medicine Peak Inner Sect had many disciples, but none of the disciples had ever been accepted by him as an exception.

A long, long time ago, Sun Qing also had two personal disciples.

It's just that two of his apprentices fell out of practice one after another, so Sun Qing was heartbroken and came out of retreat for three hundred years.

Su San had a name before he was transferred to Su Lan's side, called Su Yunqing.

He was a disciple of the remote side branch of the Su family, and was brought to his family at the age of five because of his outstanding talent.

Later, he went to Su Lan's side, and since then he has been called Su San.

"Uncle Shi is really the same as what Master said, what you will learn."

Xiao Sheng praised him without hesitation.

Su Yunqing fiddled with the elixir at hand, and the corners of her lips were slightly hooked, "Thanks to the blessing of the master." ”