Ms. Diviner: The Prodigal Daughter's Return
Chapter 148 Playboy’s Reputation

Chapter 148: 148 Playboy’s Reputation

"Oh," Mu Nan could only helplessly respond.

"Furthermore, don’t associate with that playboy anymore to avoid harming yourself. It was one thing to behave recklessly before, but now you’ve even started impersonating a god-man, truly a disgrace to our Mu Family." In the end, the Third Elder warned again, his words filled with utter disdain for Mu Hanyan.

Mu Nan’s face was filled with a look of distress. It seems that re-establishing Brother Han Yan’s reputation wouldn’t be easy after all. Given the bad reputation that had accumulated over so many years, the image of a wasteful playboy was already firmly established in others’ minds, not something that could be changed with just a few words from him.

Forget it, forget it, don’t think about it anymore. Why bother when even Brother Han Yan himself doesn’t care? Maybe Brother Han Yan has his own plan, and that’s why he’s deliberately like this. Thinking of the trip to Longyan Mountain and all of Mu Hanyan’s astonishing actions, as well as the Star Divination Master’s legendary ability to divine the heavens, earth, past lives, life, death, and future, admiration once again shone in Mu Nan’s eyes.

Mu Hanyan, however, was unaware of Mu Nan’s thoughts. In fact, she really didn’t care about the name of a playboy.

After paying respects to her parents and reporting her safety, she went to find Mu Hanfeng, originally intending to return the Cold Sky Sword to him, but not finding him, she went back to her room.

With the Dragon Blood Stone in hand, now it was time to enhance her cultivation.

Entering her room, Mu Hanyan immediately took out the Dragon Blood Stone.

Sunlight pierced through the window, shining upon the Dragon Blood Stone. Without the presence of the Defensive Light Cocoon, the Dragon Blood Stone appeared even more translucent and lustrous, the color of fresh blood like a flame burning, yet like blood flowing, filled with a mysterious charm.

Even now, Mu Hanyan couldn’t understand why the cocoon, which even Qu Shanhai and a group of Great Sword Masters could not break, seemed like nothing in her presence.

Gently caressing the smooth and rounded surface of the Dragon Blood Stone, Mu Hanyan unexpectedly felt a strange sense of familiarity, subconsciously, her Mental State ventured inside the stone.

Her Mental State suddenly shook! In an instant, Mu Hanyan felt her body lighten and found herself entering the center of the Dragon Blood Stone.

How was this possible? How could she possibly enter the inside of a Dragon Blood Stone that was only the size of a pebble?

Could it be that inside the Dragon Blood Stone was actually another space? Mu Hanyan had heard some legends that this world wasn’t just limited to the Longting Continent; in the vast expanse of the starry sky, there were countless spaces just like the Longting Continent, maybe smaller, possibly larger, perhaps exactly like or vastly different from the Longting Continent. Many things that seemed inconceivable on the Longting Continent became natural in such spaces.

Even beyond that starry sky, through the bastion of time, more wondrous spaces might exist.

Legends were just legends, and even though Mu Hanyan had once reached the Sword Saint Realm, she had been unable to verify their truth. Thus, she used to treat these stories as myths. But since her mysterious rebirth, she no longer thought the same way. The world before her eyes contained too many things she couldn’t understand, let alone the boundless starry sky.

At that moment, surrounded by that red light and shadow, Mu Hanyan was filled with astonishment at having come into an unknown world.

Mu Hanyan stretched out her hand, touching the tangible, tide-like ebb and flow of the red mist, feeling the immense and pure power within it. The feeling was so wondrous.

How could this be? Mu Hanyan had heard more than once about the legend of the Dragon Blood Stone, knowing that this treasure was greatly beneficial for improving cultivation, but she had never heard of such anomalies