Read light novels, web novels, Chinese novels, Korean novels, Japanese novels and books online for FREE.
Font Size
18px
Now reading: Chapter 249 - 248: Harder than Enlightenment from My Wife Might Be a Saintess, a Eastern novel by The Rain Pours Down.

"Or to put it another way, you’re the sole reason for my existence in this life."

Jiang Zuo’s expression was blank as he said this, but his voice carried an unwavering conviction.

Jiang Zuo wasn’t exaggerating; he was stating a fact.

Without Su Qi, the world would beco drab and dull.

Su Qi heard him, of course. She snuggled deeper into Jiang Zuo’s embrace and murmured dreamily, "You always know just what to say to . But I’m not so little girl, you know. I’m not that easy to please."

As she spoke, she stroked his right hand, asking with concern, "Does it still hurt?"

The question proved that Su Qi was no longer angry at all. She was acting just like a young girl in love.

Jiang Zuo shook his head. "It doesn’t hurt."

It was true that it didn’t hurt. The hand was completely numb, so of course there was no pain to speak of.

Then, Su Qi added, "Tell you love ."

Jiang Zuo was speechless. ’I just said all that... even if it was subconscious, it’s definitely more profound than just ’I love you,’ right?’

’Why does Su Qi insist on hearing those words?’

Still, Jiang Zuo wasn’t about to be stingy. As long as Su Qi was happy, that was all that mattered.

******

While Su Qi and Jiang Zuo were lost in their own world, putting on a public display of affection, a small crowd had naturally gathered to watch.

Among them was Jian Shisan, a look of admiration on his face.

He had only co here by chance. After being in seclusion for several hundred years, there were many things he didn’t quite understand. He needed to observe and learn so he wouldn’t make a fool of himself when he returned.

And as soon as he sat down, he spotted Jiang Zuo.

He ended up hearing their entire conversation. It wasn’t intentional; many people in the vicinity had heard it.

After listening, however, Jian Shisan was truly impressed with Jiang Zuo.

’As expected. Anyone who can win over a Saintess has a few tricks up his sleeve.’

He then sighed. ’Unfortunately, even if I morized those words, I would never dare to say them aloud.’

’I could never learn to be like that, no matter how hard I tried.’

’This is so much harder than Enlightennt. Enlightennt is a simple matter by comparison.’

Just then, Su Qi sat up straight, wanting to check on Jiang Zuo’s hand. But as she raised her head, she noticed many people staring in their direction.

Her face instantly flushed red, and she sat up primly.

When she saw that her martial uncle was also watching, she completely panicked.

Su Qi imdiately shot to her feet and bowed respectfully toward Jian Shisan. "Mar-Martial Uncle? You’re here, too?"

Jiang Zuo turned to look at Jian Shisan as well, his face impassive. He wasn’t sure what expression he was supposed to be making.

Jian Shisan nodded at Su Qi, then turned his gaze to Jiang Zuo.

Su Qi quickly pulled Jiang Zuo to his feet and said to Jian Shisan, "This is my... my Dual Cultivation Companion."

"A very fine young man," Jian Shisan nodded.

Jian Shisan showed no disdain for Jiang Zuo, which let Su Qi breathe a sigh of relief. She then smiled shyly. "I... I think so, too."

Then Jian Shisan added, "May I have a word with this young friend alone?"

Su Qi glanced at Jiang Zuo worriedly. She was afraid her martial uncle might upset him.

Jiang Zuo reassured her, "It’s fine. Your martial uncle isn’t going to eat ."

"Then be careful what you say," Su Qi whispered.

Su Qi then obediently moved aside, and Jian Shisan led Jiang Zuo away from the area.

When they reappeared, they were on the summit of a small hill, where a pavilion stood.

Jiang Zuo walked into the pavilion and sat down. "Did you need sothing from ?" he asked.

Jian Shisan sat down as well. "Not really," he said. "I just don’t know how I’m going to face my junior sister when I return."

Jiang Zuo looked at Jian Shisan. "Your injuries haven’t fully healed yet, have they?"

"It’s just a minor wound. Nothing to worry about," Jian Shisan said casually.

"My point is, you could go show Aunty your wound. Or, after you rescue her, you could pretend to be gravely injured..."

"Impossible," Jian Shisan said resolutely. "No matter how badly I’m hurt, I would never show it in front of her. My injuries are nothing to , and I certainly won’t make her worry."

Jiang Zuo said nothing. He was the sa way now, really. It was only when he was a student that he’d been so childish.

After all, back then he was always trying to act cool, getting lost in cringey fantasies, and putting on a lancholic air.

’It’s a miracle he managed to win Su Qi over.’

’He’d probably used up a decade’s worth of luck just to be with Su Qi. If she had never appeared, would he have started on the path of Cultivation much sooner?’

Jiang Zuo didn’t know.

But after their divorce, he had imdiately set foot on the path of Cultivation, even succeeding in Entering Dao in a remarkably short ti.

He had fought and killed his way to the very peak. Whenever a crisis arose, a fortuitous encounter was sure to follow.

It had truly been a strange life.

The only flaw was the absence of Su Qi, and in her place, the disgusting Jiu Xi.

But in this life, he had not only embarked on Cultivation, but Su Qi was still by his side.

This was an even greater fortune.

’It seems the price for being with Su Qi was, first and foremost, a heavy toll on his luck.’

But Jiang Zuo no longer cared about such things. He would hold Su Qi in his own hands, not leave her to the whims of so-called luck.

He would never let anything happen to Su Qi, and he certainly wouldn’t let her beco that Jiu Xi.

Finally, Jiang Zuo said, "Perhaps this really is harder than Enlightennt. I can answer any of your questions about the Dao, but I can’t answer this."

Jian Shisan was a little disappointed, but it was what he had expected.

"However, there is one thing I do know," Jiang Zuo added.

Jian Shisan looked at Jiang Zuo, a hint of anticipation in his eyes.

"Just be sincere. You don’t need to get caught up in grand gestures. Aunty should be able to understand."

’If she didn’t understand, why would she have stepped down at the appointed ti? Why would she be carrying the Dao Bead that Jian Shisan left her?’

’As for Jian Shisan... others might not know it, but Jiang Zuo knew he was truly a remarkable man.’

’As long as he seizes this opportunity, Aunty should be safe.’

’As for relying on Jiang Zuo to protect them, that was impossible. His entire focus was on Su Qi; he didn’t have ti to constantly watch over others.’

’Unless, of course, soone ca to Su Qi for help, and she dragged him along to save the day.’

Jian Shisan was silent for a long while before finally shaking his head with a faint chuckle.

It was impossible to tell what he had just figured out.

Not long after, he sent Jiang Zuo back and then departed alone, leaving Jiang Zuo and Su Qi to themselves.

The mont Jian Shisan was gone, Su Qi asked curiously, "What did Martial Uncle talk to you about?"

Jiang Zuo smiled. "He asked how I managed to win you over. He wanted advice on how to pursue a Saintess."

Su Qi looked utterly dumbfounded. "Martial Uncle has a crush on my senior sister?"

Jiang Zuo shot Su Qi a shocked look, then sighed. "A Candidacy Saintess is a Saintess, the current Saintess is a Saintess, and a forr Saintess is also a Saintess.

I married a Candidacy Saintess, so he was asking for advice on how to pursue, or win the favor of, a forr Saintess."

Now it was Su Qi’s turn to be shocked. "Martial Uncle really likes Master? Then does that an they can get married? Master is getting married? Does that an she’ll make call her Mom in the future?"

Jiang Zuo felt exasperated. ’What on earth is going through her head?’

Then, he took her hand. "Let’s go back."

"Okay," Su Qi replied happily.

Her smile was just like the one she’d had as a young girl, on the day Jiang Zuo confessed his love and walked her ho.

You are reading My Wife Might Be a Saintess Chapter 249 - 248: Harder than Enlightenment on WuxiaFull. Use Previous, Chapter List, or Next to continue.
Share this chapter
Bookmark saves this novel to your account. Reading History keeps recent chapters in this browser.
Continuous reading

You May Also Like

User Comments

0 comments from readers

Post Comment
By posting a comment, you agree to all relevant terms.
There are currently no comments. Join the community and start the discussion.
Please create an account or sign in to post a comment.