The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 335 - 339: For the Demon (Part 1)

Chapter 335: Chapter 339: For the Demon (Part 1)

"Sister..." the Rabbit Spirit’s entire face instantly turned bright red.

"Um..."

Su Li actually quite liked this silly rabbit.

Seeing her sister’s demeanor, she seemed not to be angry about what she had just said carelessly. The little worry in her heart was immediately thrown to the back of her mind, and her courage grew.

"Cuicui is a bad demon, sister treats her so well, yet she still gets angry at sister."

The other two demons couldn’t bear to watch.

Xiao Bai, this fool, they dared not imagine what their sister would look like when she got angry.

Su Li: "Hmm, I’m not in a good mood, you guys go out first."

Xiao Bai wanted to say something but hesitated, and before she could continue to speak, the other Wild Chicken Spirit and fox spirit, fearing that she would say something her sister didn’t want to hear,

one covered Xiao Bai’s mouth, and the other pulled on Xiao Bai’s arm, quickly dragging her out.

"Sister is tired, let her rest first."

"Let’s not disturb sister anymore."

With the noisy little demons gone, only Su Li remained in the room... no, as a demon.

She looked around her, the place was beautifully decorated, like a heavenly realm in the Mortal World.

Outside, she could also see the night view under the starlight.

This was a residence built on a cliff edge.

Only wild mountain spirits would live here; ordinary people could not climb up at all.

The moonlight outside was just right, casting down, seemingly gliding a silver light over the room.

The jumping silver spots adorned her body, making Su Li’s body extremely comfortable, inside and out.

Her body naturally absorbed the moonlight from outside.

After several rounds, feeling the light halo within her Demon Core grow stronger, Su Li stopped.

The little demons who had just left were still worried that their sister would be upset by Cuicui, but Su Li, with a changed heart, didn’t care at all.

What was Cuicui compared to cultivating?

The world Su Li had descended into this time was a Different World where God Demons and demons coexisted.

The original owner of this body was a Black Snake that had cultivated for a thousand years.

She diligently cultivated every day; although her talent was not particularly outstanding, she had also reached the Realm close to becoming a Jiao.

According to her current pace of cultivation, breaking through the limits of her bloodline and becoming a Dragon was just a matter of time.

But the original owner could not have imagined that she would die at the hands of the person she trusted most – her little sister.

Not to mention achieving the ultimate dream of turning into a dragon, she didn’t even keep her life.

The Demon Core, cultivated for a thousand years, was also dug out.

And the one responsible for all this was none other than Cuicui, just mentioned by the Rabbit Spirit Xiao Bai.

Because the original owner occupied this not-too-big, not-too-small mountain, various small spirits and little demons would also come to join her.

In recent years, many little demons became close, but the original owner only recognized four little demons as sisters.

The original owner’s main method of cultivation relied on absorbing moonlight. Although it was slow, the benefits were significant.

As long as she could be patient, there were basically no bottlenecks in her cultivation.

Unlike those who took shortcuts by absorbing the vital essence of men or other means, who would face a Heavenly Tribulation every once in a while as they advanced in realms.

It could be said that being a Demon Immortal was something the original owner could have hoped for in the future.

But that, of course, was a matter for the future.

However, the original owner really treated these few little demons as her own sisters.

Not only did she guide their cultivation, but she was also generous with the good things she had occasionally.

Rabbit Spirit Xiao Bai, fox spirit Mao Mao, and Wild Chicken Spirit Caiye were all quite grateful to the original owner.

She was obedient on regular days.

However, Cuicui’s personality was livelier, and unlike the other three little demons, she couldn’t stay put.

Born a demon, she seemed to yearn more for the ordinary life of the Mortal World.

Even restricted by the original owner to cultivate on the mountain, she always found ways to sneak away.

Since Cuicui’s true form was a green snake, the same species as the original owner, she inevitably received some favoritism on regular days.

This indulgence made her increasingly willful.

What infuriated the original owner this time was that Cuicui had caused trouble outside and was confined to the mountain, yet she secretly ran away.

The original owner was both anxious and furious...

Is it really that good to stay under the mountain?

In the towns of mortals, there are numerous Taoists and Mages who, regardless of whether the demons are good or bad, always cry out to attack them.

Bear in mind, the flesh and skin of demons are useful even to Cultivators.

Despite being told countless times, Cuicui still disobeyed.

On this trip down the mountain, Cuicui encountered her true love,

a handsome Scholar.

But the Scholar already had an engagement with someone else.

For the sake of the Scholar, Cuicui used spells to gradually weaken the Scholar’s fiancée’s body, eventually making the family suspicious and calling for a Taoist.

Cuicui was severely beaten by the powerful Taoist, and she only escaped after using a life-saving measure given by the original owner.

Yet, Cuicui still couldn’t let go of the Scholar, and she grew to hate both the Taoist and the Scholar’s fiancée.

When she met her younger sisters who had been sent by the original owner to find her, Cuicui lied, leading them to seek out the Taoist to cause him misfortune.

However, the Taoist was formidable, and the few little demons were no match for him; he skinned and deboned them.

However, Cuicui, fortunate in her fate, managed to escape again.

Severely injured, she returned to the mountain, exaggerated the story, and prompted the original owner to seek revenge for the deceased little demons.

The original owner, unsuspecting, believed Cuicui’s words, halted his cultivation, and descended the mountain.

Naturally, the Taoist was no match for the original owner, a thousand-year-old demon, and was killed with a single palm strike.

However, the Taoist was no ordinary disciple, but the principal disciple of the Master of the Ziwei Temple.

When you beat the younger one, the older ones come avenge; the original owner was then attacked by a group of Taoists.

Although the group of Taoists were repelled, the original owner was still gravely injured.

Extremely annoyed by the Scholar, who was the root cause of all this trouble,

Cuicui, fearing the original owner might harm her beloved, took advantage of the original owner’s vulnerable state due to his injuries and conspired with the Taoists from Ziwei Temple to kill him.

Cuicui, who had renounced her own family for righteousness, was left unscathed under the Scholar’s protection.

Her true sincerity actually won the real affection of the Scholar, who broke off his engagement and married Cuicui.

The original owner truly died a humiliating death.

Upon meeting Su Li in the Chaos, using all her accumulated Merit as the bargaining chip, she hoped to see Cuicui receive her deserved fate.

If it weren’t for her devoted protection for three hundred years, Cuicui, an ordinary green snake without anyone to follow, might have long perished in the fierce struggles among the demons.

Don’t assume that the Demon Realm is peaceful.

It’s even more ferocious than the Mortal World.

Without the original owner as a Great Demon holding power, those little demons would have no space to survive.

In Su Li’s view, this Little Green Snake was nothing but spoiled and arrogant.

Those favored are forever fearless.

Su Li curled her lips and refocused her thoughts on herself.

With a thought, a thick, shiny black tail appeared right in front of her eyes.

Su Li touched it, feeling the icy and solid scales, which seemed extremely tough.