Became a salted fish pretend heiress and handed over the system
Chapter 727 - 713: Still Have to Work Hard by Oneself

Chapter 727: Chapter 713: Still Have to Work Hard by Oneself

"There’s a task list inside, which includes tasks we’ve issued, with details about the tasks, rewards, and points. As for points, you can exchange them for items that suit your cultivation needs collected by the nation. If you’re interested, you can take a look."

"You can also post tasks, for example, if you need something for your cultivation, you can post it, and if someone takes it, they can get in touch with you."

"The tasks you issue will be reviewed by our staff, and inflating the value is prohibited."

There’s a forum too, so if you run into any cultivation issues you don’t understand, or if you get an item and aren’t sure how to use it, you can seek help here.

You need to accumulate points to post as well, which helps prevent people from spamming the forum and pushing down posts from those who genuinely need help.

You can explore the rest on your own; it’s not much different from ordinary apps."

Yan Mo explained to Xia Yu in simple terms.

"Okay, thanks." With Yan Mo’s help, Xia Yu registered and bound his account.

"Why don’t Xixi and I have it?" asked Xia Yue curiously.

"This APP hasn’t been researched for very long; I only received it a few days ago. If your brother hadn’t come, I might have forgotten it.

I was planning to register everyone after the resort area temporarily closes in a few days. Ziluo and Mo Si need to sign up too," Yan Mo said.

"I see; what about Ao Mi and the others?" Xia Yue nodded, understanding.

"They don’t need to. They aren’t considered part of our group. This APP binds personal information. If someone posts something inappropriate, we can immediately locate them. As long as they don’t uninstall the APP, we can track their location.

After all, the destructive power of cultivators is too great, and they need to be restricted," Yan Mo explained.

"Got it. But will you tell them this?" Xia Yue asked out of curiosity, thinking that some people might mind this. In many people’s eyes, if they had the power to summon wind and rain, they would want to be kings and resent being controlled by others.

"We will. But if they want to obtain cultivation materials, they’ll have to find them themselves. Not to mention in the future; even now, such materials are scarce. The nation has also expended great efforts to find them. They can’t just be handed over to them so easily," Yan Mo nodded, acknowledging the pros and cons.

"It makes sense. To gain something, you have to give up something," Xia Yu said, not finding anything wrong with that.

"It’s good that Mr. Xia sees it that way," Yan Mo said, looking at Xia Yu.

"Besides being monitored, is there anything else?" Xia Yu inquired further.

"As long as you don’t make any threatening moves, the state won’t restrict your freedom. Just go about your business as usual," Yan Mo explained, shaking his head. The intent was just to prevent major chaos that could affect the normal social order.

"Okay," Xia Yu had no objection then.

"Alright, I’ve finished registering you. Mr. Xia, you must be tired from the flight and the drive. You can rest for a while. It will be time for dinner soon, and I still have work to do, so I’ll step out for a bit," Yan Mo said as he put away his computer and stood up to speak to Xia Yu.

"Sure, you go ahead. Yueyue and I will chat for a bit," Xia Yu nodded and said with a smile.

"Yan brother, no matter how busy you are, don’t forget to eat, and thanks so much for your help," Xia Yue waved to Yan Mo with a smile, expressing her gratitude.

"Don’t mention it," Yan Mo said, shaking his head with a smile.

He carried his computer and left the yard to continue his work.

"You two are living in the same yard?" Xia Yu asked Xia Yue solemnly after Yan Mo had left.

"Yeah, he has one house and I have another; it’s not cohabiting," Xia Yue nodded and explained.

"Okay then," Xia Yu wanted to say something but felt that since nothing seemed amiss, bringing it up might seem improper.

"I’ll let Xixi know. We can eat together later, and then go find grandpa and grandma after dinner," Xia Yue said with a curious glance at him.

The System, on the other hand, knew what he meant, feeling a second of sympathy for Yan Mo. It’s not much, but he’s already being guarded against like a thief. If Xia Yu knew about Yan Mo’s little scheme, he would probably kick him out directly.

"Aren’t we having dinner with grandpa and grandma?" Xia Yu asked, confused. It didn’t seem quite right.

"Grandpa and grandma have company; it’s not your turn to accompany them for dinner. Let’s just eat among ourselves for now. After they finish dinner and come back to the yard, then it’s better to go see them," Xia Yue shook her head.

"Okay, as you say," Xia Yu nodded, then added, "I need to make a few calls to let the family know I’ve arrived."

"Alright," Xia Yue nodded.

Xia Yu made phone calls to his parents and his uncle in front of Xia Yue, asking his uncle to help out with work while he was away these few days.

It was during the call with his parents that Xia Yue heard Song Qin’s dissatisfied voice. She felt that him coming to see her and Xia Xi, leaving his work behind, was a bit misplaced in priority.

After hanging up, Xia Yu looked embarrassedly at Xia Yue.

"Sorry, Yueyue, you had to hear things that weren’t pleasant," Xia Yu apologized.

"It’s okay, it wasn’t you who said it. It’s not the first time I’ve heard it, but it’s still better not to tell Xixi," Xia Yue didn’t really care. She had heard it so much since childhood that she had become numb to it. But Xia Xi had just come back, and she would probably be very uncomfortable if she heard these words.

"Hmm, I won’t tell her," Xia Yu nodded.

Xia Yu often felt sorry for Xia Yue and Xia Xi, they were just so nice and obedient.

Those who had been beaten up by Xia Xi: Nice? Obedient? Are you freaking blind, man? There’s no helping it, brother complex.

Xia Yue informed Xia Xi that Xia Yu had arrived.

It didn’t take long for Xia Xi to come over with Mo Si.

Xia Xi liked Xia Yu, her brother, very much too, just like she liked her senior brothers and sisters, who were really good to her.

"Brother," Xia Xi came over, saw Xia Yu, and walked over with a smile.

"Good afternoon, Xixi," Xia Yu responded with a smile, pretending not to see Mo Si next to her, sensing the relationship between him and his sister.

"Hello, Mr. Xia," Mo Si didn’t mind his ignoring and politely greeted him. If it were Xia Qing or his parents, he wouldn’t have bothered speaking, not caring to give them attention.

But Xia Yu was different; he truly liked and cared for his sister Xia Xi.

"Brother, have you finished the tests?" Xia Xi asked curiously.

"All done. Yueyue also had Mr. Yan register me," Xia Yu nodded.

"So, what did you awaken?" Xia Xi asked, curious.

"Same as you, Houtu Bloodline, but I only have thirty-five percent, only half of yours, and my Spiritual Root is Light," Xia Yue explained from the side.

"So is that considered good?" Xia Xi turned to ask Xia Yue.

Xia Yue looked to the System because she didn’t understand this either.

"Those who awaken a Bloodline generally have good talents, but if you truly want to become powerful, you’ll need to work hard and cultivate," the System said, looking at them.

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