Spiritual Energy Rejuvenation: I Began Cultivating By Farming Chapter 1966: 1123

Capítulo 1966: Chapter 1123

The black-clad attackers in the battle suddenly found themselves trapped, clueless as to why.

They suspected it might be so sort of drug.

The guards and escorts hired by the Luo Family, initially overwheld, eventually gained the upper hand.

They managed to capture all those attackers.

The incident in the mansion scared both the masters and longti residents; they were wary and fearful.

They dared not make any sound in the dark, fearing these n were ruthless killers sent to eliminate them.

Each person grabbed a handy weapon.

Like scissors, short swords, or sticks and brooms.

Young Master Luo was also in the darkness, trying to protect his wife and children.

He possessed martial strength; while he would not attend to others, it was his family, newborn child, and his wife in confinent who needed his protection.

Madam Luo was naturally trembling in fear, tightly clutching her infant.

Luo Baojun had originally entered space cultivation with his Divine Sense.

But when he saw his mother holding the child tightly, he withdrew from his cultivation.

Realizing the situation outside was perilous.

Luo Baojun used his newly learned abilities, enveloping those people with Buddha Light.

If those individuals were ordinary martial artists who hadn’t committed evil deeds, they wouldn’t feel threatened.

Luo Baojun targeted the villains with dark auras on their heads, controlling them with Buddha Light.

Madam Luo looked at the tightly bound individuals, and when they removed the face masks from these black-clad n,

They turned out to be strangers.

Trying to find items on them to verify their identities.

From the black clothing, they discovered clues; these were assassins disguised in Taoist robes.

Young Master Luo ordered people to sever the tendons of their hands and feet, sending them to the prison.

Even if soone attempted to rescue them, they’d remain disabled.

After this incident on that particular day, the household was even more vigilant.

For this upcoming full moon banquet, the guests—so ca to congratulate the Luo Family,

While others harbored sinister intentions.

Luo Baojun was regarded as the legitimate grandson of the main branch of the host family, the Luo Family’s sole heir wealthy enough to rival nations.

Luo Jia also belonged to a distinguished family, involving so-called collateral lines and kin.

So would assist in managing and handling affairs.

Those family mbers were cared for by the Luo Family, as managing vast businesses required involving many people.

Promoting family mbers to prevent them from living poorly, because unity ensures perpetual wealth.

Among the kin, so were loyal, while others were treacherous.

If the heir disappears, would they then possibly adopt the children from within the clan?

Or if there were forever no male heirs, ultimately leaving vast wealth without successors, countless years later, it would still revert to their kin.

However, there were ambitious ones who wanted to switch the baby.

And ambitious ones who intended to seize this opportunity, during this banquet, to steal the Luo Family heir protected by impregnable security.

Luo Baojun was in his mother’s arms; today was his full moon banquet, and he would naturally make an appearance to be shown to friends and relatives.

Yet, to prevent the child from catching a cold or encountering danger, the family would be vigilant.

From the morning, many guests arrived, then the relatives visited the master’s house, afterward walked in the Luo Family’s garden, or sat chatting at certain spots, having snacks and tea.

So even treated this banquet as a matchmaking event.

This full moon banquet had so ladies wanting to first see the girls of the Luo Family.

Although it was said that Luo Family girls weren’t inheritors of the male lineage, they would definitely receive substantial dowries if they marry, whether as the principal or secondary wives.

Those attending the full moon banquet included not only Official Ladies but also those slightly less wealthy than the Luo Family.

Whether they were Official Ladies or from noble families, if their husband’s rank wasn’t high, their pensions would barely cover household expenses without their wife’s dowries.

Their ager pensions wouldn’t suffice for the family’s expenses, and they had to give gifts on holidays.

Dress up and attend banquets.

Being part of the uncorrupted class, they lived relatively impoverished.

Which inspired them to seek alliances with wealthier families.

They would choose unappreciated daughters for marriage, to form alliances with affluent families, obtaining substantial dowries.

After all, officials and rchants always had certain interactions.

These families’ ladies would et at certain banquets.

Today, though it was the full moon banquet, those attending weren’t just Young Master Luo’s elders but also so business partners.

Many others brought their sons and daughters to the banquet.

The central figure, of course, was Luo Baojun; it was his mont, since a child only a month old, though receiving gifts, didn’t need to et everyone.

He would appear briefly at the beginning and then return to the courtyard.

After guests offered gifts, if they knew soone, they would et them and chat.

Luo Baojun had just awoken, eaten his fill, and soone had changed his diaper.

After all, as an infant, being too conspicuous wasn’t acceptable.

Accepting his infant form was essential.

He wasn’t wearing a vestnt robe; as an infant, anything unexpected would raise suspicions.

His items were all prepared by his mother.

Moreover, beside him were not only his wet nurse but also nurous maids.

Amidst so many people, any small anomaly or unusual occurrence would be noticed.

Ever since his birth, until this full moon banquet day, Luo Baojun, like a genuine infant, simply kept his eyes shut, letting others handle him.