Parasite Breeding Longveity Path: Starting from breeding the love Obsession parasite Chapter 8 - 8: The Origins of Ji Bingyu, the Once Golden Core Family_1

The night drew to a close.

“You have acquired a portion of sword technique experience; your spiritual root aptitude has seen a slight enhancement.”

“You have absorbed the other party’s True Yuan; your cultivation level has increased accordingly.”

“You have received feedback from mystical energies; your physical constitution has improved to a certain degree.”

At that moment, a series of notifications surfaced from the depths of Zhou Sui’s sea of consciousness. After a single night of dual cultivation, he could sense that the True Yuan within his body had undergone a massive surge.

The abundant True Yuan flowing through his Meridians felt like a steady stream.

Under normal circumstances, through his own tedious cultivation, it would likely take several months to achieve even a minor increase in his True Yuan reserves.

Yet now, after only one night of practice, his cultivation had already progressed noticeably.

If he maintained this pace, it wouldn’t be long before he reached the third level of Qi Cultivation.

This rapid advancement was entirely due to Ji Bingyu. As a cultivator at the ninth level of Qi Cultivation, her internal True Yuan was many times more concentrated than his. Even the smallest amount transferred to him provided immense benefits.

It was comparable to consuming a high-quality Qi replenishing pill every day, but without any of the lingering side effects or toxins.

Clearly, the power of the Obsession Gu was beyond all expectations. Obtaining the Obsession Gu was more miraculous than any Cultivation technique he had ever encountered. It allowed their powers to merge seamlessly, granting him profound comprehension.

Even more vital was the influx of swordsmanship knowledge appearing in Zhou Sui’s sea of consciousness. If he could fully integrate and master this information, he would transform into a true expert of the sword.

This was the profound advantage of having a Dao companion.

“My lord.”

Ji Bingyu gazed at Zhou Sui with deep affection, her stunning eyes brimming with devotion.

Although this session hadn't raised her cultivation level, she felt her spiritual sense becoming sturdier. It felt as though it was evolving toward a Foundation Establishment Spiritual Sense.

This development was incredibly advantageous for her future attempt at Foundation Establishment.

The source of this benefit was Zhou Sui’s exceptionally vast soul power. As a transmigrator, his soul was uniquely powerful, far exceeding that of ordinary cultivators.

She was overcome with waves of joy, her heart reaching a state of absolute, unwavering love.

“By the way, Yu’er, since we are now husband and wife, could you tell me of your origins?” Zhou Sui inquired, curious about Ji Bingyu's past.

As her Dao companion, he felt a natural duty to understand her history.

“I belong to the Ji family of the Jin Country. Long ago, the Ji family was a prestigious Golden Core family,” Ji Bingyu revealed.

She continued her explanation, “Sadly, the old ancestor of our family passed away from old age. Because no new Golden Core Master emerged to take his place, other powers began to covet our resources.

On one stormy night, our family was ambushed by the Ouyang family—another Golden Core family. Our entire clan was slaughtered. Fortunately, the Ji family had anticipated trouble and had sent some members away early. As a direct descendant, I managed to escape with my parents.

However, the Ouyang family was relentless and sent cultivators to hunt us down. One by one, my relatives fell, including my mother and father. In the end, I was the only survivor.

To evade the Ouyang family, I fled far from the Jin Country. I lived a nomadic life, encountering countless Loose Cultivators and surviving many trials until I finally reached the ninth level of Qi Cultivation.”

She gave a brief summary of her tragic history.

“What!”

Zhou Sui’s eyes widened in shock. While he knew Ji Bingyu was exceptional, he hadn't imagined she originated from a Golden Core family and had only come to Misty Cloud City as a refugee.

Compared to his own background, Ji Bingyu was practically royalty.

Of course, her enemies were equally daunting. A family with a Golden Core Master was a power likely equal to the Immortal Mist Sect, the regional hegemon. Dealing with such a force was a terrifying prospect.

If the Ouyang family discovered she was still alive, their pursuit would undoubtedly be merciless.

“Do not worry, my lord. Back then, I was merely a minor figure in the Ji family, hardly worth the Ouyang family’s notice. Besides, twenty years have passed since the clan was destroyed. They have likely forgotten I ever existed,” Ji Bingyu said soothingly.

Currently thirty-five years old, she had been only fifteen when her world was shattered.

“Do you seek vengeance?” Zhou Sui asked.

“Naturally, I do. But I am aware of my own limits. Seeking revenge blindly is just a death wish. Unless I can attain the rank of a Golden Core Master, this grudge must remain buried, perhaps forever.”

Ji Bingyu spoke with a calm maturity.

Two decades of survival had tempered her hatred; she was no longer the impulsive girl of her youth. Without absolute confidence in her success, she would never step foot in Jin Country again.

Her primary focus now was solely on increasing her cultivation.

“Why not try to join the Immortal Mist Sect? With your talent, Yu’er, entering a Sect like that should be simple.” Zhou Sui knew her aptitude was high, possessing a fifth-grade spiritual root, which placed her in the mid-grade category.

Such a gift would make her a prized disciple even within the Immortal Mist Sect.

“I would rather not. I do not lack a legacy, as my family possessed a Golden Core heritage. Joining the Immortal Mist Sect might force me to expose my techniques or reveal my true identity.”

“For a power like the Immortal Mist Sect, the Jin Country is not that far away. There are surely people there who remember the Ji family. I shouldn't take that risk.”

“Being a Loose Cultivator is more difficult, but it offers far more freedom,” Ji Bingyu explained.

“And what of your two junior sisters? How did you meet them?” Zhou Sui asked with curiosity.

“Ah, that is a different tale altogether.”

Ji Bingyu offered a small smile. “Though I wish to tell you, my lord, that is their private business. Perhaps they will choose to tell you themselves when the time is right. For now, I must keep their secrets.”

She remained firm that it was not her place to divulge the personal history of the other two women.

“I understand.”

Zhou Sui nodded. While he was disappointed, he respected her boundary. Everyone had their own secrets, after all.

Perhaps once the next offspring-worm of the Obsession Gu was ready, he would uncover the mysteries of the other two women as well.