Big Data Cultivation
Chapter 1075: Seeing Through Without Revealing

Chapter 1075: Chapter 1075: Seeing Through Without Revealing

The younger generation is becoming wealthier, working in better conditions, and setting their sights higher, which are all none issues... How many of our predecessors have struggled and fought hard for the sake of this prosperous era in Huaxia, right?

However, it’s easy to conquer the world but hard to maintain it, and that’s exactly what it means to not be bewildered by the prosperity that follows.

In any case, there are some things that Feng Jun cannot stand by and watch, so naturally, he intends to take care of them.

So he raised his hand to summon Gao Qiang, "Come, take the person away."

The young professional was stunned for a moment, trying to maintain composure as he spoke, "What are you trying to do? I was invited by Director Yang!"

Feng Jun sneered coldly, "If I deal with you, there’s a limit, but if Director Yang deals with you, there’s definitely no limit. Are you sure about that?"

After thinking it over, the young man nodded, "I’m sure."

In fact, he wasn’t sure at all because the heights reached by Director Yang were simply beyond his grasp. Yet there were some ties with him, and Feng Jun’s attitude irked him. Putting everything else aside, just to argue the toss, he would prefer for Director Yang to handle the matter himself.

The confidentiality clause... well, it’s just that, nothing more than a matter of liability and some compensation.

He could not believe that Director Yang would actually ask him to pay that money... He really hadn’t said anything, it was just that he plainly disliked the environment and felt there was no need to demean himself. Now that people had misunderstood, he might as well go all out.

And then, he regretted it.

Yang Yuxin had gone to deliver Spirit Beast Meat to her family, which was truly a rare delicacy. Her most concerned daughter... and herself, they both had their situations settled and didn’t lack these things, so naturally she wanted to gain some for her family.

However, her actions were not particularly approved by her family.

Although through various channels, both the Gu Family and the Yang Family knew that the owner of Luohua Manor possessed extraordinary abilities, how to put it? Even if Elder Yu saw it with his own eyes, he wouldn’t dare to tell Feng Jun—"I support you!"

Metaphysics, this sort of thing, very few people dare to claim they absolutely don’t believe in it, but there are also very few who dare to say they would support it unconditionally.

Thus, the general attitude is either to rather believe it is true than not, or to respect it from a distance.

So nobody dares to say anything bad about Feng Jun—truly, such people do not exist.

Eldest Gu maybe a little skeptical, but he couldn’t help it—the his wife is a believer, and the Eldest Sister-in-law hopes her husband will have smooth sailing.

Yang Yuxin and Gu Jiahui both participated in this trial, and together, their gains were about on par with ten percent of the manor’s profits. They also didn’t think to keep these a secret—after all, the manor wasn’t lacking, and there would still be more next year.

The items they brought back, their family did show some interest—in the least, not daring to handle it carelessly. But the family also suggested, since Xiao Hui was almost ready for college... perhaps it was time to let her choose a university first?

When it comes to actions of noble families and powerful clans, there’s a strong emphasis on proper procedures. Within the Gu Family, they didn’t deny the mysterious nature of Feng Jun nor the possibility that he was a person with extraordinary powers—after all, Elder Yu, who was famously opposed to supernatural forces, was now living in Luohua Manor.

However, this mystery was only a possibility; such odd and bizarre things have no scientific basis after all.

The Gu Family didn’t disbelieve Feng Jun, but they believed that traditional channels couldn’t be overlooked, or rather... the influence of tradition couldn’t possibly vanish overnight.

Gu Jiahui’s future is destined to be problem-free. As a girl, the family doesn’t have too many stringent expectations for her development.

But as a descendant of the Gu Family, she still needs to attend university. This is not merely a portion of life experience but also key to countless opportunities. If Xiao Hui were a lump of mud that couldn’t stick to a wall, the family wouldn’t insist because of improbability, yet she’s actually a female academic prodigy.

If she were a boy, she would have already become the focal point of the family’s nurturing—indeed, even now, many have their hopes set on her.

Eldest Gu didn’t speak much, just three words about his younger brother’s daughter, "Must attend school."

Gu Jiahui had resolved not to attend school though, with Yang Yuxin supporting her. But in order to not disappoint others, mother and daughter discussed and decided to agree to everyone’s wishes and honestly accept being sent to Shuimu University.

This is the difference in starting points—others strive desperately to get into Shuimu University, but some are so reluctant to be sent there under safeguard—originally, Gu Jiahui’s ambition was to attend Harvard, Cambridge, or Oxford.

Of course, whether she would actually study there after enrollment was no longer a consideration.

After such a promise was made, Yang Yuxin was able to return to Luohua.

However, because she felt somewhat indignant, most of the Spirit Beast Meat remained in her Storage Talisman. She said if you think it’s good, I’ll find a way to get more later—if you don’t trust Feng Jun that much, then we’ll slowly build trust.

When she arrived at the manor and heard that someone had broken the rules and it was the person she had found, she became furious and immediately called someone, "How could you find such a person for me? Are you intentionally trying to embarrass me?"

As for the offender, she never bothered to ask—that wasn’t something she should concern herself with.

That evening, Feng Jun knocked the offender unconscious and sent him to the city center with the Time Shuttle, then he no longer bothered with him.

The reason he didn’t drive the person away was because he didn’t want outsiders to know who had come to the manor.

Indeed, the people outside have already heard that guests have arrived at the Luohua Manor—since they also have their own people inside the manor.

Elder Yu was quite surprised the first time he saw someone in the house, even though he knew that the manor had some means he was not aware of, but... so many people were brought in like this?

Therefore, he complained to the guards outside. You say you want to protect me, yet you fail to stop those you should, and block those you shouldn’t. Are you helping me, or are you bringing me shame?

The security personnel expressed: We are also helpless, in your manor, some people can actually fly.

In fact, they had suggested installing a couple of radar vehicles nearby, but Elder Yu rejected the idea, the old gentleman directly stated... Where are there people who can fly? No need for radar.

In truth, everyone was clear that there really are those who can fly, but Elder Yu did not wish to publicize so openly, so there was no other option.

When they broached the subject again, they were scolded by the old gentleman—Elder Yu really did not want to provoke Feng Jun excessively.

In any case, radars were not allowed to be set up, and yet they had to monitor those who came and went.

After issuing this virtually impossible task, Elder Yu began to ponder whether he could make contact with the other party again?

This wasn’t because he intended to provoke Feng Jun, but rather, Mountain Master Feng had not announced that those people were not to be disturbed.

What is not forbidden by law is permissible, and Luohua can also not fault him for that.

Thinking so, he acted; it was always Elder Yu’s principle in life. The next day, while passing by, he had Qingzhu stop pushing the cart and even supported himself to walk towards the hillside.

Since Gazi had returned home, the people guarding here had changed to Gao Qiang and Xu Leigang. Seeing him walking towards the slope, Gao Qiang hurried over, "Elder Yu, what brings you here?"

The old gentleman pointed towards the hill, "I think the scenery up there looks nice. I wanted to take a look, and I heard new guests have arrived."

Hearing this, Gao Qiang could only give a wry smile, "Elder Yu, I’ve told you about the matters here... Those people cannot be met at will, do you see? That white line is the warning line."

Elder Yu spoke disdainfully, "They can’t meet people at will, but there’s no prohibition against me going over to have a look, is there?"

"There’s no need for a prohibition," Gao Qiang spread his hands, speaking helplessly, "Anyone who crosses the white line is courting death! Now you know."

Elder Yu glared, speaking unhappily, "Is this the tone you use to speak to me? Do you even have the guts to lay hands on me?"

Indeed, Gao Qiang really didn’t have the guts to lay hands on this senior, no matter what, he had been a soldier before and had a very direct understanding of the old gentleman’s influence, but... he didn’t actually have to lay hands on him.

He gestured with his mouth towards someone behind Elder Yu and replied with a wry smile, "I definitely don’t have the guts to do anything to you, but that person... might not necessarily feel the same."

Elder Yu turned around to look and saw that woman with a green veil covering her face, her hands crossed in front of her lower abdomen, just watching him quietly, her eyes devoid of sorrow or joy.

He had a deep impression of this woman; she dared to attack his security directly and even injured one of them.

He hadn’t witnessed the details because he was in a dying state at the time, but everyone who had seen Shen Qingyi take action said—both Yu family members and his security personnel were very certain that this woman might truly have the guts to kill.

He had inquired about the woman’s origins, but those in the know were tight-lipped, only saying that this person was not from the manor.

Originally, he wasn’t in a hurry to know this woman’s identity and thought that he could just investigate slowly, but now he was somewhat depressed to know that it was really easy for the manor to elude surveillance and come and go as they please.

After hesitating, he spoke up, "Who exactly are these people, can you really not say?"

Gao Qiang let out another wry smile, but this time, he didn’t even reply.

Elder Yu couldn’t help but feel resentful and could only turn around and leave to continue his recuperation in the Bamboo Forest.

However, when he returned in the afternoon, he heard new news—Mei Jin has advanced in her cultivation level!

He wasn’t very clear about what advancing in cultivation meant, but couldn’t help asking Yang Yuxin, "This advancement, it refers to raising one’s cultivation level, right? Your cultivation seems very easy to improve?"

Yang Yuxin shook her head and uttered two words, "No!" And then there was no more to it.

Actually, she really couldn’t help feeling depressed inside; Mei Jin had advanced from the fifth to the sixth layer, while she was still loitering at the first layer. The only thing that allowed her to feel slightly balanced was that there was still someone at the bottom of the manor named Li Shishi.

Mei Jin had no intention to celebrate, but Li Shishi urged her on, "Teacher Mei, you have the second-highest cultivation level in the manor, you must celebrate a little."

If not counting Feng Jun... and not counting Martial Cultivators, indeed, Feng Jing really did have the second-highest cultivation level in the manor, only below Zhang Caixin, stronger than Sister Hong, Gu Jiahui, and Li Shishi.

Li Shishi was her former student, and the two got along well, so she made such a suggestion.