The Peerless Beauty Stuck With Me

"I did say that there's no lie, but during this period of research, I've found that there's still a lot of shortcomings in my prophecy. I can even feel that this innate talent of mine is slowly being controlled by someone."

Wu Suowei is innately free-spirited, as Tang Rao could tell from the time he fought with Bald.

When he discovered that his talent was being controlled, he must have felt quite desperate inside, right?

"Your prophecy is only being controlled, it won't be artificially altered, will it?"

He was merely speaking offhandedly, but it caught Wu Suowei's attention.

Speaking of artificial alteration, he hadn't seriously considered this aspect.

"It's also only recently that I discovered many things I could previously see in my prophecies, I can't see anymore. If it were altered, it wouldn't have affected the past; it's likely the other party knows what I know cannot be changed, so they hide it. So I surmise the earlier prophecies are fine, they're all real; you can believe those. As for future prophecies, I can't guarantee them anymore."

Thus Wu Suowei says his mother is in Kind Mother Mountain—at least for now she's still there—which surely isn't wrong, with this statement it's enough.

"My mother must be in Kind Mother Mountain; she's definitely being held here."

Tang Rao's reply after coming out of Illusion City was even more resolute.

"But they all said they didn't see her. We've had so many years of friendship, they wouldn't lie to me."

Tang Shimei couldn't figure out why these friends would deceive her.

"There are actually two possibilities; it's just not clear which one applies to them."

Tang Rao also thought something wasn't right regarding both Wu Suowei and the elder, and he considered several possibilities.

"Your friends wouldn't deceive you, but with human intervention, it's different. They might really not know anything; maybe my mother truly isn't here, she might be elsewhere, but it also can't be ruled out that these people are lying."

The elder tends to be quite honest, upon learning the identity of the person Tang Rao was looking for, he said he couldn't speak of it.

The explanations from Tang Shimei's so-called friends were different; not wanting to offend anyone or make Tang Shimei uncomfortable, they thought up a tactic to claim ignorance, which neither offends nor puts one in a difficult position: isn't that the best of both worlds?

"What do you mean then?"

Tang Shimei, being a woman, isn't in a position to make many decisions. Anyway, she did everything she could; now it's up to Tang Rao's next actions.

"Since they won't tell the truth, I'll visit both these places then!"

Tang Rao dared to come to Kind Mother Mountain, prepared to spend time searching for someone.

The Heavenly Dao put in so much effort to conceal the fact of his mother's existence, thinking up so many ways. The Heavenly Dao holds Tang Rao in high regard—how can Tang Rao disappoint the Heavenly Dao?

"These two places are far south and north, with a huge difference between them. Have you thought it through, do you really want to go?"

Tang Shimei wouldn't dare think about such a thing, yet Tang Rao doesn't hesitate in the slightest—Tang Shimei temporarily attributes it to a unique boldness in Tang Rao.

"Go, I must go!"

Tang Rao can't be bothered with all that; only by trying to search himself will he not feel regret in his heart.

"Father, Tang Rao wants to go to the north and south poles!"

A woman and a middle-aged man stand above two clouds, the woman gently says to the middle-aged man beside her.

Speaking of the north and south poles even makes the woman tremble twice.

"The north and south poles?"

What kind of place is the north and south poles, let alone Tang Rao actually thinks of going!

"You heard just now too, about the north and south poles, Mother isn't there at all. You know it too, if brother goes there, the journey will be dangerous. What if something happens, what should we do?"

The woman fears Tang Rao might act impulsively and venture to such a place that devours anyone that goes there. How can he have any chance of survival?

"What does that have to do with me? He's just too impatient. If he doesn't even think things through and dares to charge headlong, despite being grown, not even knowing how capable he is, who can he blame?"

The middle-aged man spoke those words almost with a hardened heart.

His own son, after enduring countless cycles of reincarnation, honing himself repeatedly, struggled to reach this point.

If he fails again this time, there's nothing much about Tang Rao losing memory and starting anew.

But how can his relatives, those closest to him, withstand such a blow?

"Father, let me go. I am God of Dream; I can give brother a dream without Heavenly Dao knowing, telling him the truth, that our mother isn't at the north and south poles. Brother just wants to see mother; he isn't wrong. What son doesn't long for his parents, would you say?"

The woman clutches the man's sleeve; as a daughter, having not seen her mother for years, she also becomes day and night yearning, calculating when she'd meet her mother—her longing runs deep, let alone the brother who hasn't seen their mother even once.

His yearning for mother surely isn't less than anyone else's.

"I forbid you to go!"

The middle-aged man rejected the woman's proposal.

"Father, do you really have the heart to let your son suffer again?"

She still hasn't learned to be rational like her father; for a woman to become as rational as a man, she must lose her heart, not knowing what true emotion is!

"That's his fate; if we intervene, do you think the Heavenly Dao will relax vigilance on him? Would the Heavenly Dao spare our family?"

The Heavenly Dao monitored the Tang Family for over a thousand years; over these thousand years, they advanced cautiously, carefully, just to avoid repeating past mistakes. With much difficulty, Tang Rao grew up to this point—caught by Heavenly Dao—only to suffer more grievances.

"Father, even if our Tang Family was at fault back then, that was thousands of years ago, wasn't it? Would the lord Heavenly Dao still hold a grudge because of something from thousands of years ago? Maybe they didn't care at all, long forgetting about the punishment mentioned back then."

The woman couldn't bear her younger brother suffering outside for so many years. While she couldn't interfere with Heavenly Dao's decisions, can't she help her brother avoid even a bit of suffering without Heavenly Dao knowing?

"Under the heaven, what happens that Heavenly Dao doesn't know? Let alone, can the matter back then be considered trivial?"

If it were trivial, why over the years, do people fall silent when accidentally mentioning the past, covering their mouths, refusing to continue speaking?

Few still know the truth of back then, but that doesn't mean the matter is erased; what they can do is be cautious and more cautious, ensuring nothing goes awry.

"Father, let's return first, brother won't immediately go to the poles anyway, and don't you want to see Mother?"

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