The Exiled Villainess and Her Shopping Dimension
Chapter 116
- Chapter 207
- Chapter 206
- Chapter 205
- Chapter 204
- Chapter 203
- Chapter 202
- Chapter 201
- Chapter 200
- Chapter 199
- Chapter 198
- Chapter 197
- Chapter 196
- Chapter 195
- Chapter 194
- Chapter 193
- Chapter 192
- Chapter 191
- Chapter 190
- Chapter 189
- Chapter 188
- Chapter 187
- Chapter 186
- Chapter 185
- Chapter 184
- Chapter 183
- Chapter 182
- Chapter 181
- Chapter 180
- Chapter 179
- Chapter 178
- Chapter 177
- Chapter 176
- Chapter 175
- Chapter 174
- Chapter 173
- Chapter 172
- Chapter 171
- Chapter 170
- Chapter 169
- Chapter 168
- Chapter 167
- Chapter 166
- Chapter 165
- Chapter 164
- Chapter 163
- Chapter 162
- Chapter 161
- Chapter 160
- Chapter 159
- Chapter 158
- Chapter 157
- Chapter 156
- Chapter 155
- Chapter 154
- Chapter 153
- Chapter 152
- Chapter 151
- Chapter 150
- Chapter 149
- Chapter 148
- Chapter 147
- Chapter 146
- Chapter 145
- Chapter 144
- Chapter 143
- Chapter 142
- Chapter 141
- Chapter 140
- Chapter 139
- Chapter 138
- Chapter 137
- Chapter 136
- Chapter 135
- Chapter 134
- Chapter 133
- Chapter 132
- Chapter 131
- Chapter 130
- Chapter 129
- Chapter 128
- Chapter 127
- Chapter 126
- Chapter 125
- Chapter 124
- Chapter 123
- Chapter 122
- Chapter 121
- Chapter 120
- Chapter 119
- Chapter 118
- Chapter 117
- Chapter 116
- Chapter 115
- Chapter 114
- Chapter 113
- Chapter 112
- Chapter 111
- Chapter 110
- Chapter 109
- Chapter 108
- Chapter 107
- Chapter 106
- Chapter 105
- Chapter 104
- Chapter 103
- Chapter 102
- Chapter 101
- Chapter 100
- Chapter 99
- Chapter 98
- Chapter 97
- Chapter 96
- Chapter 95
- Chapter 94
- Chapter 93
- Chapter 92
- Chapter 91
- Chapter 90
- Chapter 89
- Chapter 88
- Chapter 87
- Chapter 86
- Chapter 85
- Chapter 84
- Chapter 83
- Chapter 82
- Chapter 81
- Chapter 80
- Chapter 79
- Chapter 78
- Chapter 77
- Chapter 76
- Chapter 75
- Chapter 74
- Chapter 73
- Chapter 72
- Chapter 71
- Chapter 70
- Chapter 69
- Chapter 68
- Chapter 67
- Chapter 66
- Chapter 65
- Chapter 64
- Chapter 63
- Chapter 62
- Chapter 61
- Chapter 60
- Chapter 59
- Chapter 58
- Chapter 57
- Chapter 56
- Chapter 55
- Chapter 54
- Chapter 53
- Chapter 52
- Chapter 51
- Chapter 50
- Chapter 49
- Chapter 48
- Chapter 47
- Chapter 46
- Chapter 45
- Chapter 44
- Chapter 43
- Chapter 42
- Chapter 41
- Chapter 40
- Chapter 39
- Chapter 38
- Chapter 37
- Chapter 36
- Chapter 35
- Chapter 34
- Chapter 33
- Chapter 32
- Chapter 31
- Chapter 30
- Chapter 29
- Chapter 28
- Chapter 27
- Chapter 26
- Chapter 25
- Chapter 24
- Chapter 23
- Chapter 22
- Chapter 21
- Chapter 20
- Chapter 19
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 1: Prologue
Chapter 116
"W... Well, this matter..." His hesitant demeanor only made those around him more aware of the abnormality. Despite knowing, he did not dare to speak out.
If he were to reveal the truth—that his friend often spent time secretly watching other man’s wife, who was also his employer—he, as an accomplice, would surely be punished as well.
Luckily for him, he didn’t have to speak or be questioned further. Suddenly, a noise came from the backyard. The cry drew everyone’s attention. It turned out to be another middle-aged man who had been hired to build the shed. This man had asked to gather some vegetables from Yueqian’s garden.
This young employer was very kind. Whenever the workers asked to buy some vegetables from the garden next to the house’s fence, Yueqian would let them take whatever they wanted without charging them a single tael. This generosity greatly enhanced her reputation.
Today, the middle-aged man and his two friends were about to cut some spring onions and coriander, which they had previously tasted in Yueqian’s cooking. After learning that adding spring onion and coriander leaves into soups would enhance their aroma and significantly improve their taste, they had requested them from Yueqian today.
Before they could cut the spring onions and coriander, they suddenly saw a man lying on the ground, his mouth agape. His face and body were drenched in sweat, looking as if he had been lying under the sun for a long time.
"What happened? Call a physician. There’s a sick man here." His shout caused all the workers to rush over.
Even Yueqian and Mu Heng’s younger siblings ran over in a panic. Seeing the man’s condition, everyone was bewildered and shocked. One of his friends immediately went to him. Their eyes met, but the sick man’s eyes were filled with fear. He looked at Yueqian with terror and glanced at his friend with a plea for help.
Certainly, the man’s friend did not understand what had happened to him. Eventually, the nearby physician arrived. After a preliminary examination, the physician found nothing wrong. It seemed as if the man had suddenly become disabled, his legs weak, and he had lost control over his entire body.
"A curse!! I smell... a curse!!" While the physician was still puzzled during the examination, a hoarse voice of an old woman rang out from the front of the house.
Her voice was so resonant that even them who were in the backyard could hear it clearly.
The people immediately trembled upon hearing her voice. The sound of bells chiming grew closer and closer. Although the sound when the bells were touching each other was melodious, in this era, people did not hang bells at their houses. Only priests or shamans used them.
Previously, there had been rumors about a seer mentioning the appearance of Guanyin and the impending misfortune. Because of those warnings, they heard that the people in that village survived and their problems had been resolved appropriately. However, no one had seen the seer again since then.
Still, they knew that the seer was real!
This time, as someone fell ill and became inexplicably paralyzed, a medium appeared, uttering grave words. "A curse" was not an auspicious term at all.
"Ah, I smell a strong curse. There! That person is cursed, isn’t he?" The old woman’s voice rang out again. This time, her withered face came into view. She was truly an old woman, but she had blackened her eyes, ears, and mouth with charcoal, making her look even more frightening.
She was also chewing something red. Ah... it was actually called betel nut. But people in this era did not recognize it. Certainly, Yueqian bought it from a department store. The red substance the old woman was chewing and spitting out was called red lime. When used with tobacco, it gave the chewer a great deal of pleasure.
At first, the character she had hired did not like using it. Yueqian had even considered having the other party using chicken blood. However, after trying it once or twice, she found that the woman became intrigued and even enjoyed portraying herself as a messenger from the heavens. It could be said that she traveled across all the kingdoms to spread news for Yueqian.
Not only now, but she had been doing this since Yueqian was young, traveling from one kingdom to another, creating the rumors that Yueqian needed. Additionally, she also took jobs from the Art Institute. Over time, with her improving skills, her credibility and performances continued to get better and better.
It was said that in one kingdom, the reputation of this seer with eyes connected to the heavens was so renowned that if she went there, she would receive a warmer welcome than some princes.
"Is... Is that the heavenly messenger?"
"Is she the one who appeared because of the Guanyin?"
"What is she doing here? She just mentioned something about a curse."
The frightened men shouted out. Even the physician examining the patient was stunned. The presence of the mysterious woman genuinely terrified them. There is an old saying that humans fear what they cannot see and do not understand. This incident seemed to prove how true it was.
"Move, move back," the old woman did not answer anyone. Her eyes did not look at anyone else, only focusing on the man lying there without any strength. Only his fearful gaze remained.
The bell in her staff shook violently. The acting and controlling skills of this fake old woman were excellent. It made people think the bell was shaking by itself, even though it was controlled by the person holding it.
"W-What is happening?" The middle-aged man, who was the most superstitious, asked.
The old woman, who had been waiting, shot a piercing glance at the physician who had just examined the patient, causing him to flinch.
"The physician has already examined him, hasn’t he? You didn’t find anything, did you?" The old woman asked, a mocking smile forming at the corner of her mouth as if she already knew something.
The physician nodded in response. Earlier, he hadn’t dared to tell anyone that he had found nothing wrong. After all, the man had suddenly fallen ill. If the physician like him admitted he didn’t know why the man was collapsed and incapacitated, what would others think? However, with the appearance of this old woman, a dreadful premonition arose in him, and he certainly didn’t dare to lie.
"Haha! How ridiculous! This is indeed a curse, a potent curse!" The old woman laughed with satisfaction.
"Spit!!" Before anyone could ask anything, she took advantage of the moment of silence and spat out red betel juice that looked like blood. The people around jumped in shock. The old woman’s demeanor made her even more frightening.
"Who is the owner of this house?!" She asked the next question immediately. The eyes of an old woman were scanning the surroundings with an intimidating look.
"It’s me," Yueqian replied, feigning fear. Seeing her reaction, the two children quickly stood beside their sister-in-law.
"Good, very good. Those who worship the sacred Buddha will receive protection," the old woman looked over Yueqian and the children. After a moment, she nodded to herself. The tone she used to speak to Yueqian and the children was different from when she talked about the curse; it sounded like admiration.
"What do you mean?" Yueqian feigned confusion.
"Ah, little lady favored by the Buddha, doesn’t your house have a Buddha statue? And don’t you and your family always worship the Buddha?" Hearing this, Yueqian nodded to the old woman.
The old woman’s rough hand with black nails reached out and lightly touched Yueqian’s head, making her almost step back in fear.
"You are protected by the Buddha. Those who have faith in the Buddha deserve to be cared for. Whenever anyone harbors ill intentions towards you, they will be cursed! A severe curse that will bring about their utter destruction. Ha ha." Initially, the old woman spoke in a gentle tone.
However, as she mentioned those who might wish harm upon her, the old woman’s hand withdrew, and she pointed at the man still lying there, her demeanor resembling that of a demon. Her laughter also grew more demonic.
"W-What do you mean? This man is just a worker. Why is he...?"
Bang!! Ring!!
"How dare you! How dare you question those who have faith?" The old woman expressed how angry she was, even striking her staff on the ground with a loud thud.
The body of the man attempting to defend for the sick shook and even fell backward. But the old woman was not finished. She scanned the crowd before her gaze settled on the paralyzed man’s friend.
"You, too, have been followed. If you don’t handle this matter, perhaps..." She glanced at the immobile man. She smiled with the corners of her lips like a mad woman. But she said nothing more. She simply tapped her staff on the ground a few more times and then slowly walked away.
Amidst the silence of the crowd, the middle-aged man suddenly collapsed. He was terrified, trembling as he recalled the old woman’s words. His lips quivered.
"What happened?" The head contractor asked, also afraid of the recent events. But he didn’t know what had happened.
"I-I apologize, Miss Qin. I apologize. Please forgive me. I had nothing to do with this. I warned him before, but he didn’t listen. Holy protector, please don’t do anything to me," the middle-aged man was so terrified he was nearly out of his mind. He no longer cared about whether he would get punish. He just kept banging his head on the ground, pleading for mercy like a madman.
"What happened? Why did he suddenly..." Yueqian stepped back a few paces, pretending to be shocked and confused by the situation."Miss Qin, this matter..." The young man hesitated slightly, but recalling the terrifying words, he spoke.
- Chapter 207
- Chapter 206
- Chapter 205
- Chapter 204
- Chapter 203
- Chapter 202
- Chapter 201
- Chapter 200
- Chapter 199
- Chapter 198
- Chapter 197
- Chapter 196
- Chapter 195
- Chapter 194
- Chapter 193
- Chapter 192
- Chapter 191
- Chapter 190
- Chapter 189
- Chapter 188
- Chapter 187
- Chapter 186
- Chapter 185
- Chapter 184
- Chapter 183
- Chapter 182
- Chapter 181
- Chapter 180
- Chapter 179
- Chapter 178
- Chapter 177
- Chapter 176
- Chapter 175
- Chapter 174
- Chapter 173
- Chapter 172
- Chapter 171
- Chapter 170
- Chapter 169
- Chapter 168
- Chapter 167
- Chapter 166
- Chapter 165
- Chapter 164
- Chapter 163
- Chapter 162
- Chapter 161
- Chapter 160
- Chapter 159
- Chapter 158
- Chapter 157
- Chapter 156
- Chapter 155
- Chapter 154
- Chapter 153
- Chapter 152
- Chapter 151
- Chapter 150
- Chapter 149
- Chapter 148
- Chapter 147
- Chapter 146
- Chapter 145
- Chapter 144
- Chapter 143
- Chapter 142
- Chapter 141
- Chapter 140
- Chapter 139
- Chapter 138
- Chapter 137
- Chapter 136
- Chapter 135
- Chapter 134
- Chapter 133
- Chapter 132
- Chapter 131
- Chapter 130
- Chapter 129
- Chapter 128
- Chapter 127
- Chapter 126
- Chapter 125
- Chapter 124
- Chapter 123
- Chapter 122
- Chapter 121
- Chapter 120
- Chapter 119
- Chapter 118
- Chapter 117
- Chapter 116
- Chapter 115
- Chapter 114
- Chapter 113
- Chapter 112
- Chapter 111
- Chapter 110
- Chapter 109
- Chapter 108
- Chapter 107
- Chapter 106
- Chapter 105
- Chapter 104
- Chapter 103
- Chapter 102
- Chapter 101
- Chapter 100
- Chapter 99
- Chapter 98
- Chapter 97
- Chapter 96
- Chapter 95
- Chapter 94
- Chapter 93
- Chapter 92
- Chapter 91
- Chapter 90
- Chapter 89
- Chapter 88
- Chapter 87
- Chapter 86
- Chapter 85
- Chapter 84
- Chapter 83
- Chapter 82
- Chapter 81
- Chapter 80
- Chapter 79
- Chapter 78
- Chapter 77
- Chapter 76
- Chapter 75
- Chapter 74
- Chapter 73
- Chapter 72
- Chapter 71
- Chapter 70
- Chapter 69
- Chapter 68
- Chapter 67
- Chapter 66
- Chapter 65
- Chapter 64
- Chapter 63
- Chapter 62
- Chapter 61
- Chapter 60
- Chapter 59
- Chapter 58
- Chapter 57
- Chapter 56
- Chapter 55
- Chapter 54
- Chapter 53
- Chapter 52
- Chapter 51
- Chapter 50
- Chapter 49
- Chapter 48
- Chapter 47
- Chapter 46
- Chapter 45
- Chapter 44
- Chapter 43
- Chapter 42
- Chapter 41
- Chapter 40
- Chapter 39
- Chapter 38
- Chapter 37
- Chapter 36
- Chapter 35
- Chapter 34
- Chapter 33
- Chapter 32
- Chapter 31
- Chapter 30
- Chapter 29
- Chapter 28
- Chapter 27
- Chapter 26
- Chapter 25
- Chapter 24
- Chapter 23
- Chapter 22
- Chapter 21
- Chapter 20
- Chapter 19
- Chapter 18
- Chapter 17
- Chapter 16
- Chapter 15
- Chapter 14
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 1: Prologue
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