Episode 6: The little green tea fox angered Ji Yang

When Nan Yan returned to the bamboo forest, she found the bodies of Dao Shengtian disciples all over the ground, and Ji Yang was sitting weakly nearby, looking seriously injured. Fortunately, Nan Yan arrived in time and picked Lingjing grass to suppress his heart disease.

The sky was completely dark when Ji Yang’s symptoms were slightly relieved. After confirming that Ji Yang was fine, Nan Yan finally released the burden in her heart, but Ji Yang saw that her arm was injured while picking grass, and bandaged the wound himself.

After this incident, Nan Yan felt that the two had a life-and-death friendship and should have a deep friendship. If she requested at this time, there would be a chance of success, so she prepared a copper tripod hot pot for Ji Yang with what she wanted, and took the opportunity to euphemistically mention the matter of removing the curse, but was flatly rejected by Ji Yang.

Nan Yan was unhappy and thought that Ji Yang seemed too heartless. Ji Yang suddenly asked what kind of feelings they had for each other, which made Nan Yan speechless and she had to find an excuse to get away with it.

The next morning, Ji Yang’s temperament changed drastically. He drank, ate chicken, and behaved strangely, arousing Nan Yan’s vigilance.

It turned out that Yin Ya sneaked into Yangyue Sect alone to get the Silver Dragon Pearl, and transformed into Ji Yang to approach Nan Yan, but was accidentally discovered by the other party, revealing his fox tail.

Seeing this, Mu Zhanting quickly captured Yin Ya, and Nan Yan deliberately picked up a dagger to intimidate the other party, wanting to explore his true intentions, but the other party took the opportunity to escape.

Before Yin Ya walked out of Yangyue Sect, he was intercepted by Fu Lang and others. Fu Lang took the opportunity to accuse Nan Yan of harboring the demon clan, and used magic weapons to imprison Yin Ya, preparing to hand him over to his master for disposal.

Nan Yan rushed over to take the magic weapon, and quarreled with Fu Lang until Meng Zhiguang showed up to stop them. Meng Zhiguang took the magic weapon without saying a word, saying that he would make a decision after he found out the truth.

Afterward, Meng Zhiguang alone examined Yin Ya’s intention, but Yin Ya used the secret that the clan leader privately used the items of the Treasure Pavilion to pay off debts as a bargaining chip to ask to stay in Yangyue Sect for a few more days.

Although Meng Zhiguang agreed, he added a condition: Yin Ya needs to clean the sect every day to ensure his safety.

Because Yin Ya was born in the fox clan and was proficient in illusion, he couldn’t wait to use means to control Nan Yan after meeting Meng Zhiguang, trying to seize the silver dragon bead.

At the critical moment, Ji Yang came back from recuperating outside. He first easily drove Yin Ya out of the door, and then warned him to undo the illusion, otherwise he would be severely punished.

Although Yin Ya was the prince, his strength was far inferior to Ji Yang, and he could not become an opponent, so he had no choice but to undo the illusion. Ji Yang sternly warned Yin Ya to stay away from Nan Yan, but Yin Ya ignored him and tried to win Nan Yan’s sympathy with his weakness, begging for shelter. Nan Yan was kind enough to keep Yin Ya here, and tried to send Ji Yang away on the grounds of recovery.

Ji Yang was stunned when he heard this, and insisted on staying. Seeing Yin Ya acting in front of Nan Yan, he was inexplicably jealous and accidentally injured Yin Ya. Nan Yan personally treated Yin Ya’s injuries and curiously asked why he repeatedly stole the silver dragon beads. Yin Ya was quick-witted and made up a lie about missing his sister.

But even so, Nan Yan firmly refused to give Yin Ya the Silver Dragon Pearl, because the pearl was of great significance to her, so she advised Yin Ya to give up as soon as possible.

Yin Ya turned to Meng Zhiguang for help and wanted to expel Ji Yang from the sect, but Nan Yan declined the request because Ji Yang’s injury had not healed, and instead asked Yin Ya to take on the sect’s miscellaneous tasks, such as fertilizing and tidying up the spiritual fields, in exchange for food.

Seeing Yin Ya pretending to be injured and approaching Nan Yan, Ji Yang was jealous and looked for an opportunity to ask Nan Yan to go to the kitchen to prepare meals to separate the two.

Nan Yan was in a dilemma, and finally put filling her stomach first, and before leaving, she urged the two to get along well. Yin Ya and Ji Yang agreed on the surface, but they spoke ill of each other in private and regarded each other as enemies.