I Materialized the Cultivation Game

As long as the other party doesn’t change the password, the iPad won’t be kicked offline. You can do many things with the other’s WeChat before they realize they’re being scammed.

These WeChat accounts logged into the iPad are their resources. How the buyer uses these resources is not their concern.

This kind of operation requires no technical skills. It’s all copy-paste dialogue, yet there are so many fools in this world who will let their guard down for a few hundred yuan bonus. They deserve to make this money.

”Brother Dong, what’s the situation over there?”

”Yeah, I want to hit the bar tonight. Just waiting for them to wrap up over there.”

”No idea what’s going on, they told us to wait a bit.” Lin Dongdong was also a little speechless, clueless about what had happened.

While the few of them were chatting, the box door suddenly opened, and a group of uncles rushed in. Before they could react, they were all subdued.

When Lin Dongdong and the others were taken out of the teahouse, they were baffled, completely unaware of how they got exposed.

This scene was happening all over Linhe County.

If the previous incident where the old Daoist cleared two teams caught attention, this time it was a massive cleansing by the uncles, with people being taken away in batches.

At the entrance of a sewing machine factory, Chu Lin had just come out after three months inside. Those three months were tough.

With his girlfriend pregnant, he decided to mend his ways. His girlfriend had given him an ultimatum: if he kept fooling around, she’d break up and abort the child.

As Chu Lin was pondering, a few uncles approached and pinned him down.

Because he’s involved in fraud, and now subdued again, he’ll likely spend another three years at the sewing machine factory unless the information he provides includes victims, in which case, it’s uncertain.

Before Chu Lin was taken into the car, he saw his girlfriend coming to pick him up, and he watched her turn and walk away.

”No... it’s a mistake... I’ve already done my time...” Chu Lin shouted aloud.

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Chen Han paid no heed to the tumult. These were just aftershocks from the Cyan Snail Valley’s Demon Extermination Dungeon.

He had resumed his role as Patriarch Chen and headed to the Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable Hall, intending to give two Zuyou Talisman pages to his grandaunt.

When he arrived at the Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable Hall, he didn’t see his grandaunt. Instead, a Palace Guard who had just finished guiding some tourists greeted him, ”Patriarch!”

”Where’s grandaunt?” Chen Han inquired.

”The Elder is in the guest hall at the back, counseling a follower!” the Palace Guard promptly informed.

”Hmm.” Chen Han nodded and headed towards another door of the side hall.

The guest hall is a common function area in the Daoist Sect’s Residence, used for counseling followers and receiving visitors.

The Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable Hall originally had a guest hall, but it wasn’t frequently used since there were few followers seeking guidance, and few visitors requiring hospitality from his grandaunt.

In fact, few people came to offer incense throughout the year.

But now, things were different.

More followers had appeared, the Chen Family’s reputation had grown, and news of the Demon-Vanquishing Celestial Venerable Hall’s efficacy had spread.

As for the guidance given by the Daoist Sect to followers, it actually offers spiritual guidance, solace, and cognitive adjustments to help ease their confusion and calm their minds.

While the purpose seems profound, more often than not, it involves listening to followers rant, complain, or chat about family matters.

Most of the time, followers are troubled by life issues, seeking a place to voice their concerns.

Therefore, to do this job, a Daoist must be calm and patient.

When Chen Han arrived at the guest hall, he heard his grandaunt saying to a follower, ”Shan Xin, you shouldn’t dwell on these matters. Sons and grandsons have their own fortunes. The young master has started his own company and didn’t ask you for money for dowry or a house, which already makes many people envious. As for your daughter-in-law, what’s most important is that your son likes her. As long as she’s filial to you, shouldn’t you be happy?”

Upon hearing his grandaunt’s words, Chen Han roughly understood the situation. It was likely a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law issue. Many parents are incompetent themselves, yet their children succeed, and they don’t take their parents’ words seriously.

From the children’s perspective, their parents’ mindset and vision are limited.

Indeed, many parents barely earn a few thousand a month, yet they try to control a son who earns hundreds of thousands a year, not realizing the vast gap in vision and mindset.

However, these parents often lack self-awareness, trying to control everything about their sons, especially regarding daughters-in-law, oblivious to the differences in lifestyle, class, and choices.

Eventually, this leads to conflicts, and these parents raise the banner of filial piety in helpless rage.

Unaware that this damages family relationships, which is why many successful children from poor families avoid talking to their parents.

Chen Han listened to his grandaunt’s conversation with the follower, increasingly feeling that the follower was simply adding to her own worries.

The reason was simple: the son’s girlfriend dressed very sensuously, exuding a ’flirtatious’ vibe. When she visited the hometown, young men in the village gossiped.

They probably said things like she must be a promiscuous woman, or a seller, leading the old lady to get upset and take issue with the son’s girlfriend, wanting her son to break up and introducing a friend’s daughter as a potential match.

This kind of old lady is narrow-minded and inexperienced, not realizing that the young men in the village are envious of her son.

This is a common mindset among the lower-tier males: when faced with women they know they can’t reach, they habitually criticize, temporarily finding comfort in doing so.

If Chen Han had to counsel such a trouble-making old lady, he’d be utterly helpless. But his grandaunt could calmly guide her until she corrected her cognition and left gratefully.

That was quite impressive.

Moreover, he could see his grandaunt was passionate about this, confirming to him that giving her the Zuyou Technique was absolutely appropriate.

The Chen Family needed a virtuous Elder well-versed in Daoist Skill.

Once his grandaunt performed the Zuyou Technique a few times, her prestige among followers would rise tremendously, making it easier to organize incense offerings and increase Wish Power.

”Patriarch.” His grandaunt bid farewell to the follower and greeted the arriving Chen Han with a warm smile.

”Grandaunt, today I found two special Zuyou Technique rune pages in the library and wanted to study them with you.” Chen Han smiled broadly, approaching the table with his grandaunt.

In his hand, he took out the two pages of the Zuyou Technique.