Regarding issues such as his own life experience, Fan Wu has never considered or been curious about it. Moreover, there is no impression of this aspect in his memory.

Anyway, he is no longer the same Fan Wu. What big deal is his life experience to him?

Perhaps, its only use is to provide a distraction from the boring life!

That's all.

Back then... when the City God of Yinghe Mansion had no way of knowing his life experience, Fan Wu realized that he might not be simple, but what if he wasn't simple?

However, when faced with the question from his sworn sister, Fan Wu still answered normally: "Master, he has never mentioned anything about his life experience to me."

Sister Fan Jin nodded suddenly and said: "There are some contents in the letter that are relatively private, so it is not convenient for me to show them to you. However, I can dictate some of the things about you to you."

"I...my father said in the letter that he picked you up from the imperial city of the Zhou Dynasty. He said that you were still a swaddling baby at the time, and he could tell at a glance that you were extraordinary."

"At that time, he also picked up a jade pendant from your body, but that jade pendant was... used by him."

Having said this, Sister Fan Jin was also speechless.

She could only comfort Fan Wu and said: "You should also know what his temper is like. He is the kind of rotten person who only cares about himself. But he also said... He specifically told the pawnshop owner that he would take care of himself when he was twenty.

Three years later, I will pay ten times the price to get the jade pendant back and ask the pawnshop owner not to sell it to others."

"By the way, he said, that pawn shop is called Fuyuan Pawn Shop."

Sister Fan Jin was startled. She looked at Fan Wu and asked, "Can I ask, how old are you now?"

"Exactly, three out of twenty." Fan Wu narrowed his eyes slightly.

Sister Fan Jin was surprised and said: "What a coincidence?"

"Yes!" Fan Wu clicked his tongue.

He smelled something unusual.

Twenty-three years ago, the liar master promised to pay ten times the price to get back the so-called jade pendant twenty-three years later. It doesn't sound unusual, but...

The liar master happened to be alive twenty-three years later, and Fan Wu also happened to leave Qiulong County and come to the county government twenty-three years later.

Isn't this all a coincidence?

It feels like the liar master knows that after twenty-three years, he will die soon. So how does he know that after twenty-three years, he will burp?

Fan Wu frowned.

He had always thought that the liar master was just a simple charlatan, because some of the deeds of the liar master in his memory made it impossible to combine him with a cultivator.

And that liar master has never shown any so-called monastic methods, that is, his deception is relatively advanced and proficient, and he can deceive a group of people in Qiulong County.

Moreover, whether in the eyes of Sister Fan Jin, the daughter of a liar master, or in the eyes of Yun Shouji, the son-in-law of a liar master...

His liar master is also a charlatan, a very immoral and despicable charlatan.

"What...are you going to do?" Sister Fan Jin asked curiously, and then continued: "According to what my father said in the letter, if you want to know the secret of your life experience, you may need to

I redeemed that jade pendant."

"He said in the letter that twenty-three years ago, he pawned this jade pendant for fifty taels of silver. He redeemed it for ten times the price, which is five hundred taels of silver."

"If you are short of silver, I can give you one thousand taels of silver. Because I only take five hundred taels of silver. If something unexpected happens, it will be troublesome."

"It's better to prepare a thousand taels of silver, it's safer."

Perhaps he recognized Fan Wu as his adopted brother.

Sister Fan Jin was not unusually generous in her actions. One thousand taels of silver was in her mouth as if it were one tael of silver.

Maybe not even worth a tael of silver.

"No need, I appreciate your kindness." Fan Wu shook his head and replied: "I am not as interested in my life experience as you think. I have no idea who I am and who my parents are.

, and no concept is required.”

There was no hypocrisy in every word Fan Wu said, and he really did think so. He continued to say: "If there is something I am interested in, maybe I will go and take a look."

"No."

"forget about it."

After hearing Fan Wu's words, Sister Fan Jin nodded thoughtfully and said, "You have your own opinions and decisions, which is great. It's all because of my father who is too confused. If

If he didn't take that jade pendant for granted back then, maybe he wouldn't need to be so entangled."

"It doesn't matter, master, he might have his own intention in doing this, but I'm not sure?" Fan Wu smiled, he didn't care about it.

But just as he was about to leave, out of the corner of his eye he suddenly glanced at the letter in Sister Fan Jin's hand.

Fan Wu's movements paused.

"What's wrong?" Sister Fan Jin, who noticed something was not right about Fan Wu, asked curiously.

Fan Wu said: "Can you lift the letter in your hand?"

Sister Fan Jin said in astonishment: "Lift it up?"

She seemed a little hesitant, after all, some of the contents in the letter involved some of her privacy.

Fan Wu said: "Just face the back of the letter to me. I don't need to see the content on the front."

Sister Fan Jin breathed a sigh of relief.

She did so.

There was a slightly curious look in her eyes, and she obviously didn't know why Fan Wu wanted her to do so much?

Fan Wu kept his eyes on the back of the letter, and continued to ask Sister Fan Jin: "Have you noticed that there are words on the back of the letter?"

Sister Fan Jin was stunned. She looked around and found that she couldn't see anything, then she shook her head.

"It seems that only special people can see it." Fan Wu saw vertical red text on the back of the letter.

Each word was as big as a mosquito, but with his eyesight, he could still clearly see what words it was.

And the handwriting in red characters was obviously written stroke by stroke by his liar master.

——This trip is very dangerous, so your life is the top priority! It’s good to live a stable life. Remember! Remember!

After Fan Wu saw this vertical text.

He could already conclude that the liar master was not as simple as he seemed.

Is it dangerous?

Originally, Fan Wu had no interest in this. After all, what does the life experience of this body have to do with him as a time traveler? In his eyes, they can barely be regarded as relatives, that is, the liar master, plus sister Fan Jin's small family.

Just a son.

But after seeing the words "great danger"... Fan Wu suddenly became interested.

Of course, what he was interested in was still not the so-called life experience, but simply the three words "great danger".

If there is a big danger, that means there must be enemies, right?

The presence of enemies means there are free attribute points for walking, right?

Wouldn't that be just what he wanted?

Think of this.

Fan Wu has decided to go to the Imperial City of Zhou Dynasty, but he wants to see what dangers there will be in this trip? Is it a vicious gangster? Or is it a weird and unpredictable thing? Or is it a ghastly evil?

Ghost? Or a weird evil god?

No matter which one of them, in Fan Wu's eyes, it is a free attribute point for walking.

Since I have the chance to meet.

Then you can’t miss it.

"Master, his deception skills are really superb!" Fan Wu sighed as he left.

He didn't explain too much to Sister Fan Jin, and after saying goodbye casually, he left Yun Mansion.

His deception skills as a master liar are indeed extraordinary.

Fan Wu is willing to call him the strongest!

He was already sure that Master Liar must be a Taoist, but he had no idea what level of Taoist he was. But one thing he was sure of was that Master Liar had never used Taoism when he was in Qiulong County!

Fan Wu inherited the memory of this body. After recalling the scenes in his memory, he found out that the liar master was obviously a monk, but he used charlatanism to deceive people and drive away ghosts.

That kind of picture... isn't it just that of a Taoist, playing the role of a charlatan, using the identity of a charlatan to pretend that he knows Taoism, and then using charlatan tricks to deceive a group of wrongdoers?

Let those who took advantage of him think that he, a charlatan pretending to be a monk, was actually a very powerful monk.

Where is this matryoshka doll?

Moreover, he actually deceived his own daughter and son-in-law.

You must know that his son-in-law is the prince of the county, and his strength is probably ranked high in Nanjun.

Can this be concealed?

His purpose for doing this...
To be continued...