I Materialized the Cultivation Game

Moo moo!~

Youfu approached Ma Xue’Er closely, mooing at her and shaking its head, obviously indicating for her to follow it into the Chen Family estate.

Ma Xue’Er looked at the ox, smiling, and turned to Chen Yuan, asking, ”Mister, can I ride on its back?”

Chen Yuan heard this and could only say, ”Young lady, that depends on whether the ox is willing. We can’t force it.”

Rejected, Ma Xue’Er could only take out her phone, open WeChat, and start a video call: ”I was invited by your Chen Family to visit. This is a video with your Chen Family’s Xiaoyuzha.”

As she spoke, the video call connected, and it was Xiaoyu on the other end: ”Ma Xue’Er, are you here yet? I’ll come out to get you.”

”Xiaoyu, I just want to ride on your family’s ox,” Ma Xue’Er seized the chance to make her request.

At that moment, Youfu seemed to hear Xiaoyu’s voice, moved forward, and lay down in front of Ma Xue’Er, clearly offering itself for her to sit on.

This made Ma Xue’Er hesitate for a moment—it reacted just because it heard Xiaoyuzha’s voice? Is it really this pragmatic?

Still, this opportunity was ideal; riding the ox gave her a chance to act.

Once she was atop the ox, she asked Xiaoyuzha in the video, ”Xiaoyu, should I go to the service center now?”

”Yes,” Xiaoyu’s voice replied, ”Youfu, you take her to the visitor service center, I’ll be right there.”

After the call ended, Youfu got up, leading her into the Chen Family estate.

At this point, Ma Xue’Er opened her phone to record a video, saying with a smile, ”The Chen Family invited me here to play, and I’ve finally arrived at their place. Now I’m sitting on the Chen Family’s Guiding Spiritual Ox.”

She intentionally did this, planning to capture the dramatic moment of falling off the ox, making it explosive.

Moreover, at the moment of falling, she needed to roll off to the side to avoid being trampled by the startled ox. She’d learned dance before, so this wasn’t difficult for her.

Thus, she secretly clenched a needle in her palm and stabbed it into Youfu’s back.

This was no ordinary needle; a regular one couldn’t pierce through ox hide—it was a specially prepared piercing needle.

Moo moo!~

The ox’s cry of surprise rang out.

In that instant, Ma Xue’Er was ready to fall, her body even slightly lifting off the ox’s back, but an awkward moment occurred.

The ox, after being pricked, did not react, instead stopping in place.

Ma Xue’Er was taken aback.

This was off-script.

Could it be that she didn’t pierce hard enough? Otherwise, why wouldn’t the ox react?

Thinking about it, she stabbed again with more force.

Youfu clearly felt sharp pain, mooing in pain.

It obviously understood the person on its back was causing it harm and instinctively wanted to lift its leg to throw her off, yet it seemed to recall the conversation with its owner just now.

There was suspicion it might hurt someone...

So, its leg slowly lowered again.

Helplessly, it could only moo towards Chen Yuan beside it for help, the sound filled with accusation.

”Youfu, what’s wrong?” Chen Yuan looked at Youfu puzzled, clearly sensing it was acting out of character—why suddenly stopping and moaning, and the sound was unusual.

He just couldn’t understand what the ox was mooing about.

At this point, Ma Xue’Er was even more bewildered, even somewhat annoyed; stabbing so hard yet still no response—this time, even her hand was pricked by the needle.

Seeing the ox’s leg lift, she was already bracing to fall, yet it unexpectedly calmed down once again.

Frustrated, she stabbed forcefully into Youfu’s back once more, holding back nothing this time.

Moo moo!

Youfu’s call this time turned a bit harrowing, instinctively looking to Chen Yuan for help, only to quickly realize the old man was useless, just standing there like an idiot.

Fortunately, it heard the barking of a dog at this moment, immediately looking towards the distant dog, calling for help.

Moo moo!~

Moo moo!~

But Ma Xue’Er was truly bewildered now.

She couldn’t believe the ox still wouldn’t react.

Did this ox have such a good temper?

Then, she witnessed a startling scene: the Chen Family’s pack of dogs barking and charging over.

She had researched the Chen Family and knew these were stray dogs they had taken in. The leading mongrel approached the ox and barked at it.

The ox actually mooed back at it.

They seemed to be conversing about something.

Then, she was shocked to see that the mongrel had led the dogs to surround her from all sides, barking at her.

Other dogs too were snarling at her.

She opened her mouth in disbelief, thinking back to the scene of the ox and dog exchanging calls.

Could it be the ox was complaining to the dogs?

How could such a thing be possible?

She also noticed that the dogs didn’t dare attack her, only barked, which gave her some relief.

Moreover, she seemed to have found an opportunity for viral content, quickly turning her phone camera on the dogs, feigning fear and saying, ”Ah... so many dogs, the Chen Family’s dogs have gone mad! I critiqued their ox as dangerous, but didn’t expect their dogs to be too. They were stray dogs before, it’s normal they bite people when crazy, yet the Chen Family lets them roam among visitors unchecked...”

With a look of panic on her face, she was internally delighted.

The ox plan failed, but these dogs presented themselves.

This surge of publicity, she’s sure to capitalize on.

Of course, the surrounding tourists witnessed these events unfold, each taking out their phones to record, a scene Ma Xue’Er noted.