Farm Girl's Manor
Chapter 631: Time to Grow Vegetables and Cultivate Helpers (1)_1

Chapter 631: Chapter 631: Time to Grow Vegetables and Cultivate Helpers (1)_1

Xue Tuanzi didn’t expect that her words would make Mo Yan so frightened and unsettled. She quickly consoled, "Don’t worry, Yanyan, rest assured. With you here, and with the Crown Prince Xiao who won’t die anytime soon, Xiao definitely won’t kick the bucket halfway, you two will definitely..."

Upon saying this, Xue Tuanzi abruptly stopped, obviously due to the so-called "prohibition of revealing the secrets of heaven."

Mo Yan didn’t notice the latter half of what Xue Tuanzi said. Hearing that Xiao Ruiyuan wouldn’t encounter a crisis like the previous ones again, the panic and unease in her heart finally subsided a bit.

Seeing that her complexion looked better, Xue Tuanzi pouted her little mouth and let out a long sigh of relief. She then changed the subject and took the opportunity to take credit, "Yanyan, do you want to know why you came here?"

Indeed, Mo Yan was attracted by this question. She asked in confusion, "Isn’t it because I died in my previous life, and my soul then attached itself to this era’s Mo Yan?"

Xue Tuanzi couldn’t help but roll her eyes heavily, "Do you think attaching to a body is as simple as eating and drinking water? If it hadn’t been for me, you would have been scattered to the winds when you were ten years old. How could you have waited until you were twenty-five to be blown up and reincarnated?"

"Hmm, I really should thank you for that!" Mo Yan nodded in agreement. If it hadn’t been for her grandmother taking out the Ancient Jade when she was ten to stabilize her soul, she truly would have dissipated just as Xue Tuanzi said, and she couldn’t deny that.

However, this thought inevitably reminded her of her previous life’s family who were incredibly kind to her. Although the family in this life was also very good to her, she always felt like she had stolen this kindness and her heart was always somewhat uneasy, filled with melancholy.

How could Mo Yan’s thoughts escape Xue Tuanzi, who was bound to her soul? Xue Tuanzi bounced around in Mo Yan’s arms to regain her attention, and the words she spoke made Mo Yan feel even more incredulous than when she found out about the laws of heaven and earth.

"Are you saying... that the original owner of the body I am in still has her soul, and I am sharing a body with her?" Mo Yan’s eyes widened in disbelief as she looked at Xue Tuanzi. If this were true, why had she never felt the presence of the original owner?

Xue Tuanzi’s round eyes opened even wider than Mo Yan’s, speaking as if to a fool, "You were originally one and the same. It was because of an accident that the souls split, with one soul and three spirits inhabiting the body of your previous life, and the remaining two souls and four spirits in this body. Now that one soul and three spirits have returned, she is you, and you are her—there’s no question of sharing one body."

Mo Yan furrowed her brows, believing Xue Tuanzi’s words in her heart. Otherwise, in her previous life, she wouldn’t have often inexplicably slipped into a sleep from which she couldn’t wake up, later needing the Ancient Jade to anchor her soul—it must have been a sign that her incomplete soul was about to disperse.

After being reborn in this body, she inherited the complete memories of the original owner. Aside from the initial strangeness towards her father and younger siblings, she quickly came to see them as her true relatives. Perhaps subconsciously, she realized they were indeed her family. But despite believing this, she still couldn’t accept it in such a short time.

Xue Tuanzi, cunning as ever, easily saw through her inner turmoil and consoled her, "Isn’t that wonderful? The family in this life is indeed your true family; you don’t have to feel guilty or think you’ve stolen someone else’s happiness!"

Had she not mentioned it, it might have been better, but once Xue Tuanzi brought it up, Mo Yan’s mood sank further, a shimmer of tears forming in her eyes as she murmured, "Even if I can live contentedly in this body, how can I ever repay my family from my past life? They raised me for over twenty years, their affection was real, yet I can only stay here, unable to fulfill my filial duties, and leaving them to suffer the pain of losing a family member!"

Even in this life, with loving relatives by her side, living a life of happiness, this regret would forever accompany her.