Steadily becoming a saint, the immortal officials hired me to tend the horses

Chapter 402: Chapter 402 Future



After a bit of tossing and turning, Gu An looked at the Deep Sea Dragon Carp, robed in white, and still felt awkward about it.

The Deep Sea Dragon Carp had tied up its hair, giving off the impression of a woman

disguised as a man, because since it had shape-shifted, it could not change its appearance again; it could only be like this.

The more Gu An looked at him, the more familiar he seemed.

Wait, wasn't this the same woman that Gu An had encountered in the "Supreme Secret Records"?

Gu An spoke up, "From now on, don't dress as a woman anymore. There's no need to please me that way; I don't like it."

The Deep Sea Dragon Carp quickly nodded, although internally, he was puzzled-if Gu An did not like it, why did he read such books?

Seeing how wronged the creature looked, Gu An began to instruct him on the practice of spells.

Hearing that there were spells to practice, the Deep Sea Dragon Carp immediately perked up, sweeping away his feelings of aggrievement and simultaneously gaining some insight. Although the shape-shifting of the Deep Sea Dragon Carp was absurd, it didn't affect Gu An's life; he already had three female demons, and no matter what form the Deep Sea Dragon Carp took, it couldn't pique his interest.

After spending half a day in the Hidden Spirit Palace, Gu An then went to the Heavenly Phoenix Mountain, where he could harvest a batch of high-rank medicinal herbs from the Outer World Cave, which should grant him tens of millions of years to his lifespan.

There was no distinction between day and night in the Outer World Cave.

After harvesting the herbs, Gu An began to instruct the three female Tian Yao'er on their cultivation.

Years had passed, and Tian Yao'er's cultivation level had reached the ninth layer of the Mystic Heart Realm, and she was soon to assault the Mahayana Realm.

Her talent was exceptional, and with the abundance of high-rank medicinal herbs shared by Gu An, her progress in cultivation naturally soared.

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