I Got Rich in Period Fiction
Chapter 502: Who Are You Exactly? Where Did You Come From?

Chapter 502: Chapter 502: Who Are You Exactly? Where Did You Come From?

Zhao Yuan laughed, clearly delighted.

Even glancing at Zhao Guoqiang, he had entirely forgotten that he was supposed to fear him.

...

Lady Han spent a month to confirm that her granddaughter had been possessed.

That is, one night, her granddaughter left her own body to go to Tenghai Research Base but was devoured by a wild and lone spirit from who knows where.

Even though she retained all her granddaughter’s memories and could answer anything asked of her, if it wasn’t a person, then it wasn’t.

Moreover, this lone wild spirit, with its simple mindset, was quickly blasted out by her. Lady Han had always known her granddaughter was no good, cruel and ruthless—if one day she fell into her granddaughter’s hands, she would definitely show no mercy.

But this was still her granddaughter, and she wouldn’t have lived to this day if it weren’t for her granddaughter’s birth that had prolonged her life.

Besides, Lady Han had raised her from a young age, and naturally their bond was different from others. Now knowing she was still alive, her son and other relatives wouldn’t think to come and care for her or ask after her—they’d rather she and her granddaughter died out there.

But now everything was over.

She clutched Liuya’s hand fiercely, her cloudy eyes turning blood-red, "What kind of lone wild spirit are you? What have you done with my granddaughter? Tell the truth, or I have plenty of ways to scatter your soul and prevent your reincarnation forever..."

Big Light Point in the consciousness area exchanged glances with Little Light Point. Panicked, Little Light Point said, "It’s bad, the old lady has found out. How did she realize? How is she so formidable? What should we do now?"

Without this body, where would the two of them go? They still needed to find a suitable vessel, but there didn’t seem to be a suitable one yet. However, after merging the memories, Big Light Point discovered many interesting things.

She was being choked by the old lady’s eagle-like grip, struggling to breathe, her face turning bluish-purple. She hadn’t expected the old lady to be so strong, and her gaze looked terrifyingly eerie.

At this moment, Big Light Point felt like she was about to be ejected from the body again, but then, seeing her gasping for breath and her complexion turning blue-purple, the frightened old lady quickly released her hand. Blinded by rage, she had forgotten this body belonged to her own granddaughter—she had always yearned for another body, yet she couldn’t just discard this one.

No matter where the lone wild spirit was from, she had to let it stay here for now; otherwise, her granddaughter’s body would become unusable.

After Granny Zhao released her, Liuya clutched her throat and coughed violently for a long time before gradually recovering.

She simply sat down on a chair in the small courtyard, glanced around, then set her gaze on the pale-faced Lady Han and said meaningfully, "Murders must be paid for with life."

Heh, she was well aware of that—it was the law of this world.

Lady Han’s menacing gaze fixed on the seemingly confident Liuya, "Who are you really? Where did you come from?"

"Who I am, you wouldn’t know even if I told you; where I come from, you still wouldn’t know even if I explained."

"Nonsense. Where has my granddaughter gone?" Lady Han lowered her voice and growled.

"Your granddaughter wanted to devour me. It was pure self-defense on my part. We merged, and now I know all her secrets."

Lady Han’s eyes flickered, and she scoffed coldly, "Secrets, what secrets could my granddaughter possibly have?"

"Hehe, Granny Zhao, you’re really not being honest, huh? This girl’s secrets are not trivial. For instance, she let the so-called Snake Fairy possess her and then pushed a girl named Qingyu into the river. After squeezing out Qingyu’s energy body, she took over her body. Granny Zhao, you people often do such things, so why can’t others do it too? Isn’t that a bit hypocritical?"

"Shut up, don’t spout nonsense. There’s no such thing. If you keep spouting nonsense, the police will lock you up."

"Of course, I can’t go around saying this. I understand that, Granny Zhao. I’m here to find something. Once I find it, I’ll return to my world. After I leave, I will try to restore your granddaughter’s energy body to you."

"Can you do that?" Lady Han looked incredulously at Liuya, whose expressions and gestures seemed to have transformed into someone else’s.

"Whether I can do it or not, we’ll know when we try, won’t we?"

Liuya seemed very confident as she said this.

Lady Han seemed to think of something and felt as though all her strength was drained. She collapsed onto a wooden stool, sighed, and slowly closed her eyes, perhaps believing it was all fate.

...

It seemed that in just a moment of distraction, the willow had sprouted new leaves, and the green grass covered the hills and rivers!

The vigorous spring farming was also coming to an end, and Qingyu was submitting her graduation thesis at the school.

Everyone envied her; she was among the first batch of graduate students mentored by Professor Feng.

The other two, one had transferred from another school, and the other was from the same class as Qingyu, named Wen Fang, and was also very talented.

Li Bo also took the exam, but unfortunately, she did not pass, and she was pregnant.

Huang Ling felt the most complicated about Li Bo’s pregnancy because she had always thought that Mr. Zhao was infertile.

She didn’t think the problem was with her.

But once Li Bo became pregnant, Old Lady Zhao went around saying all sorts of nasty things about Huang Ling, like she was a hen that doesn’t lay eggs.

It was offensive, but since Granny Zhao wasn’t popular in the community, her words were usually met with resistance.

Still, these words reached Huang Ling’s ears, making her so angry that she went to the hospital’s gynecology department for a check-up. It just so happened that a specialist had just arrived from Beijing to conduct a comprehensive medical check-up for the female staff at the base. However, the examinations showed that Huang Ling was perfectly normal.

So, it could only be said that they were not meant to be.

Anyway, who knows about this matter.

And Qingyu was also nearing her delivery date, having received her diploma.

Following that, she would occasionally return to school, but most of the time, she was with Professor Feng, and his laboratory wasn’t far from where she lived. So, this arrangement was for the best.

In this era, whether one graduated from a university, a college, or a vocational school, everyone officially became government officials for life until retirement.

And they were all assigned jobs; the benefits were truly good.