The plot of this comic is that the protagonist has been given a small cheat. For some time, he has been entangled in the matter between Ran and Liu. Although he put it aside temporarily due to other things, it does not mean that he has really forgotten about it.
Because he was always thinking about this matter in his heart, he would naturally come into contact with these things unconsciously. Recently, he was about to come down from the mountain. Before going up the mountain, he went to a place he often went to when he was a child and stayed overnight.
It was there that Ji Qiu gave the protagonist a cheat, just like in some fantasy or martial arts novels, and Faning had a dream there.
He saw Yiqi in his dream.
Yuan Yuanyuan looked at Yiqi in the comics. The Yiqi at this time seemed inexplicably young. It was obvious that all monsters looked the same, but the Yiqi now looked very young.
She thought about how this happened, and later found out it was her hairstyle...
Uh, by the way, did Yiqi also have such a straight hairstyle back then? It turns out that it is easiest to identify two-dimensional characters by their hairstyle, even if they are characters who have transformed from three-dimensional to two-dimensional.
In the picture, Yuan was sitting on a chair with densely written words on several pages of paper in front of him. Yuan Yuanyuan took a casual glance and found that the content was nothing important. It was just a passage from the most commonly used trickery textbook. Yuan Yuanyuan had seen it in a book on Tang poetry before, so she was able to recognize it.
Ordinary human readers may not recognize it, but it doesn’t matter, the voice-over in this comic has already given a hint.
Yiqi sat in front of the table and carefully checked what he had written to see if there were any mistakes, and then made the final revision. After the revision, he turned to the last page and wrote a few Arabic numerals on it.
17
Is this the earliest book written by Yiqi? Yuan Yuanyuan looked at the date and thought, it turns out that Yiqi had already started writing books on witchcraft in the 19th century... Now it seems like reading some celebrity story.
Of course, Yuan Yuanyuan knew this a long time ago. But for some little monsters, this might be the first time they knew this. Yuan Yuanyuan wondered if this had refreshed their views.
Fat Cat was reading a comic book nearby, and suddenly said, "I've been to this place before."
"Huh? You've been there? When did you go?" Yuan Yuanyuan was surprised.
"When I came back that time, I told you that Faning was definitely not simple." Fat Cat said, "There are actually a lot of things that are not drawn in this comic... There are a lot of paintings on the wall of this place. There is an old Taoist priest in the painting who looks very similar to Faning."
Yuan Yuanyuan then vaguely remembered that she seemed to have heard Fei Mao say such a thing, but that time was too long ago, two months ago. It was because of this incident that Fei Mao fled to her.
She wanted to ask Fat Cat what was going on, but the strange thing was that Fat Cat, who always answered questions in the past, kept his mouth shut this time. In response to Yuan Yuanyuan's question, he only said, "It's hard to say." Other than that, he didn't dare to utter another word. Even if Yuan Yuanyuan wanted to ask, she couldn't get any information out of him.
This was the situation on Fat Cat's side. Seeing him like this, Yuan Yuanyuan didn't ask any more questions. Anyway, it would be dug out in the future, it was just a matter of time... Yuan Yuanyuan continued reading. Faning was awakened by a sudden dream he had, because he suddenly remembered that there was also an Arabic numeral "17" behind the Taoist formula he learned.
At this time, he also remembered a bunch of things in succession, for example, he had heard about the relationship between Yuan and Ran Niang before...
Fanning wiped the sweat from his forehead and finally deduced the relationships between all the characters in this dream.
So... Yiqi=Ran Niang=Yuan
Thinking about it this way, the Taoist formula that I learned was written by a monster... I had indeed heard that Yuan had come to the Taoist priests as a spy before. After this deduction, everything that followed made sense.
But even though Faning intellectually told himself that this should be the truth, psychologically Faning couldn't accept it. It was really hard for him to accept that the Taoist formula he was learning now was actually written by Yuan... So, is this person his teacher in disguise
From another perspective, he began to be shocked by why Yuan wrote such a book of Taoist secrets. This book of Taoist secrets was very strange, and could be described as half angel and half devil. If this book of Taoist secrets were to be leaked, Fanning didn't know what kind of situation the Taoist priest would be in.
Fanning was suffering in this tangled and uncomfortable mood, tossing and turning in bed in the middle of the night.
Yuan Yuanyuan felt that this kind of thing... Actually, there was no need to be so entangled. In her opinion, Yiqi's purpose in writing this book was not simple. A monster writing a secret could not possibly be for the benefit of mankind.
The Taoist technique that Faning practiced required him to calm himself down through self-mutilation. If he didn't do that, he would become extremely irritable and even lose his mind.
The idea of self-harm makes Yuan Yuanyuan think of many things, one of which is blood... It is no exaggeration to say that there was a time when Yuan Yuanyuan even thought that this Taoist formula was written by Yi Qi specifically to create reserve food. Later, he thought that the power of this Taoist formula was too strong. If it was to create reserve food, then this part did not make sense. The reserve food should be as weak as possible, so he temporarily gave up this idea.
Now the truth is out in the world, everyone knows that this was written by Yiqi, that is, Yuan. I wonder if everyone will work together to find out Yiqi's purpose... Yuan Yuanyuan thought so, but forgot one thing -
In the eyes of ordinary people, who wrote Fanning's Dao Jue is really a trivial matter... At least compared with the trickery textbooks currently used by monsters... Really... it's a small matter...
The monsters who had learned tricks outside went half crazy overnight...
The term "demons dancing wildly" cannot describe the extent of how crazy everyone was. At least before, everyone would call Yuan "this traitor" when talking about him, but now some people have changed their words to "Lord Yuan".
"Ah, I don't believe it!" Qiu Ling listened to Tang Shi's almost broken voice, "How is it possible! I don't believe it! The trick that tortured me for so many years... was actually written by Yuan! Ah, I said why I don't like this guy so much! This person is a traitor! A big traitor! The enemy of monsters!"
Qiu Ling translated Tang Shi's words, and it was probably that she suddenly realized that all her math textbooks from elementary school to high school were written by one person... even the exercise books...
Then this person really deserves to be pulled out and beaten... No, no, no, we shouldn't say that. We are good kids. Mathematics is the great ladder of human progress.
Qiu Ling tried to straighten her attitude a little, but she really thought that Yuan was an amazing monster. At least in her opinion, it was incredible that all the textbooks of a subject were written by the same person. However, the monster was like this, and this textbook had been used for a hundred years.
"The comics don't say that the trickery textbooks we use now were all compiled by Yuan..." Tang Shi said, "I think Ji Qiu is too unfriendly to humans. He didn't even mention this in the comics! This makes me feel that Yuan's strength seems to have been cut in half, do you understand?"
"I understand, I understand..." Qiu Ling said, "You think Ji Qiu weakened Yuan's strength in the comics, but he is still so awesome, so this makes the humans in the comics look weak, right? It's rare that you care so much about humans, but I think... This is not necessarily the case. If you cry more, maybe the next issue will draw the crazy thing that your textbooks were all written by Yuan..."
"... You are so cruel." Tang Shi was silent for a while, then she said, "You are not a monster, so of course you don't understand the impact this incident has on us. It's really terrible. When the comic came out yesterday, half of the fifty-three monsters specializing in trickery in my class went crazy. Two seniors even said in the group that they wanted to join the Mask Organization, and no one could stop them."
"Wait." Qiu Ling suddenly grasped the point, "You mean... someone actually wanted to join the Mask Organization? Just because the fact that Yuan was the textbook writer was exposed?"
"Yes." Tang Shi said.
Only at this moment did Qiu Ling suddenly feel confused.
She was sitting on the bed alone, and suddenly she felt goose bumps all over her body.
It's not like she hasn't seen monsters submitting to powerful people before. It can be said to be very morbid. The big monsters protect the small monsters, and the small monsters are responsible for paying tribute... Qiu Ling has also complained about it before, but out of consideration for Tang Shi's face, she didn't dare to say too much.
In her opinion, this is something that is engraved in the bones of monsters. It has been like this since ancient times. Maybe it has become their instinct, just like breathing and eating.
However, it was not until today that Qiu Ling suddenly realized how terrible this instinct was...
According to the comics and Tang poetry, Yuan is equivalent to the ancestor of all the trickster monsters. How attractive is Yuan to those monsters who learn tricks
Qiu Ling couldn't explain it, but Yuan Yuanyuan could still explain it. The next time she went to the Mask Organization, she was suddenly scared.
There were loud gongs and drums, firecrackers, red flags waving, and huge crowds of people.
Yuan Yuanyuan was confused all the way back to her room. She looked at the sudden increase in the number of people behind her and had no idea what was going on.
Holy shit, have we suddenly expanded the organization? Why didn't I know about this? Am I too transparent as the boss
Although Yuan Yuanyuan had a lot of complaints, she was not the real boss after all, so she didn't say much and was about to turn around and go into the house. Just as she pushed the door open, a burst of overwhelming cheers suddenly rang out behind her.
The sound was so loud... Yuan Yuanyuan was so scared that she almost fell to the ground.
She turned her head to see what was going on, but the moment she turned her head, the place suddenly became silent again.
Yuan Yuanyuan turned her head again, and there was another thunderous roar behind her. Amid the series of roars, she pushed the door open in a daze, entered the house, and closed the door again.