We Agreed On Experiencing Life, So Why Did You Immortals Become Real?

Chapter 83: Reporting to Your Majesty, the Ten Thousand Swords Sect Elder Has Arrived

”Cough cough cough!!!”

The moment Xiao Mo broke away from the Book of a Hundred Lives, he felt dizzy and disoriented.

”Urgh!”

Xiao Mo braced himself on the ground, retching continuously, but nothing came up.

[Husband, youʼre back]

[Xiao Mo, I donʼt want to cross the river!]

[Xiao Mo, do you know that in this entire vast sea, I only want this one grain of you.]

[Donʼt worry, I will definitely obtain the Dragon Thunder Liquid. I wonʼt let you leave!]

[Ruxue, tell me, does this count as us growing old together with white hair?]

[Xiao Mo, as a mortal sage of the human world, donʼt you care about your posthumous reputation?!]
Several years of memories flooded into Xiao Moʼs mind simultaneously.

His head throbbed with excruciating pain, making him want to bash his head against something and die.

It took a full half hour before the soul-tearing agony gradually subsided.

Xiao Mo lay on the floor tiles, drenched in sweat, his chest rising and falling rapidly.

”I really canʼt set the time ratio between the Book of a Hundred Lives and reality so fast anymore.”

Xiao Mo wiped the hot sweat from his forehead.

To quickly obtain rewards, Xiao Mo had recklessly tried an 800-times time ratio, meaning 800 days passed in the Book of a Hundred Lives for every day in reality.

The result was that Xiao Mo felt he nearly died!

Fortunately, he could now barely be considered a cultivator, and his soul had been strengthened to some degree.

Otherwise, if he still had the ordinary personʼs body from before, he would definitely have died.

Xiao Mo struggled to his feet, sat up on the ground looking at the sky, and deeply exhaled a breath of stale air.

In his mind, the figure of a woman in white dress involuntarily emerged.

Just like in the first life, although Xiao Mo knew all of this was false, merely a life experience simulation, in the Book of a Hundred Lives, it had been a solid fifty-seven years, every minute and second personally experienced.

Every person in the Book of a Hundred Lives was flesh and blood.

To say this immersive experience left no feelings would just be deceiving himself.

”Yan Ruxue, Bai Ruxue.”

Thinking of his future empress, Xiao Mo couldnʼt help but smile and shake his head.

They both shared the name ”Ruxue,” differing only in surnames.

He wondered how that empress forced upon him would compare to Ruxue in personality.

Speaking of which, she was also pitiful.

As Zhou Kingdomʼs foremost talented woman, she probably didnʼt want to enter this deep palace either. Perhaps she too was forced by her parents and clan.

[Book of a Hundred Lives Second Life (White Snake First Life) life experience ended. Book of a Hundred Lives rewards calculation complete.]

Just as Xiao Mo was reflecting in his heart, strings of text appeared in his mind.

Xiao Mo collected his thoughts and looked at the Book of a Hundred Lives that appeared in his mind.

[You were born into a poor family, your parents died early, but you were diligent in study, participated in imperial examinations, were valued by Zhang Qianzhi, promoted to Provincial Top Scholar, thus half-stepping onto the official career path. Later you became County Top Scholar, then Imperial Top Scholar, achieving the triple crown.

The Qi ruler assigned you to a poor county for training. You improved peopleʼs livelihood and were deeply loved by the people. When you were transferred, the people saw you off for miles.

After returning to the capital, your teacher Zhang Qianzhi and senior brother Fang Ling led reforms. Though you knew the great resistance to reform, you still resolutely stood by their side, even when eventually demoted together, without complaint or regret.

As a friend, you remembered your teacherʼs and senior brotherʼs guidance, always standing by their side, with clear conscience.

As a minister, you assisted two rulers. No matter how much power you held, you never harbored disloyalty, with clear conscience toward your rulers.

As an official, you were perceptive and incorruptible, authored ”North-South Agricultural Book” and ”Qi Kingdom” to benefit future generations, with clear conscience toward the world.

After your death, the aristocratic families and many officials you had suppressed jumped out to impeach you, saying you colluded with demon clans and aided evil, with court officials petitioning for the posthumous title ”Li.”