Invincible from Seeing the BOSS's Health Bar

Hearing Fang Yu inquire about Wu Lvzhu’s condition, Ding Hui naturally had nothing to hide, after all, she and Fang Yu were on the same side.

”Her injuries are basically not a big problem, just waiting to recover slowly, currently she is just in a coma without any signs of awakening.”

”Based on my estimation, she likely won’t wake up any time soon, and it’s even possible that she won’t wake up for a long time.”

”That kind of injury, even for a Demon Martial Artist... um, not necessarily, given that she’s now in a demonized body, her recovery ability might be stronger than usual.”

Ding Hui thought Wu Lvzhu was a goner at the beginning of her sentence but then negated her own thought, quite meticulous indeed.

”However, even so, if Wu Hall Master does wake up, considering the degree of her demonization. To be honest, I’m skeptical whether it will be a demon that wakes up, or a Hall Master.”

Fang Yu was taken aback.

”What do you mean?”

Ding Hui glanced at him with a sidelong look.

”Complete demonization. Wu Hall Master’s demonization might have exceeded the limit she can bear. Even if by chance she survives this time, she may remain an unintelligent demon for life. Once a Demon Martial Artist crosses the threshold, there’s no turning back.”

Fang Yu’s expression changed slightly.

As a player, he has an attribute panel to allocate points, and adding points to Spirit can reduce the degree of demonization, and he has a lot of room for growth, so currently, he has no worries in this regard.

But the NPCs in the game aren’t so lucky; even the means to enhance their Spirit are extremely limited.

That’s why Demon Martial Artists like Zhuo Xueer are so cautious in combat, often afraid to let loose and fight with full force.

They fear that there’s no turning back, ending up on the same path as Wu Lvzhu.

”Doesn’t that mean that all the struggle yesterday was in vain?” Fang Yu asked in confusion.

Although Wu Lvzhu is Fang Yu’s backing, to tell the truth, he didn’t really have much affection for her.

So his question was quite direct now.

”How can you say it was in vain?” Ding Hui said discontentedly: ”As long as one is alive, there’s hope. If her life hangs by a thread, maybe there will be a turning point, right?”

”Turning point? What turning point?”

Ding Hui pointed to herself.

”Me. What if the other Hall Masters feel there’s nothing to be done, and hand Wu Hall Master over to me, wouldn’t I gain an extremely high-quality test subject?”

Fang Yu:...

It’s lucky there are no outsiders here; otherwise, with Ding Hui’s heretical words, who knows if she’d be killed by Wu Lvzhu’s subordinates as soon as she’d step outside.

”Besides, all of this is just my speculation. What if Wu Hall Master’s demonization hasn’t reached the limit, and she can still retain some sense of awareness?”

”Since the person survived the demon attack, even if the other Hall Masters know that Wu Hall Master’s demonization is probably beyond the point of no return, they have to make an effort to save face and rescue Wu Hall Master. Otherwise, how disheartened would the subordinates be?”

”Like you, if you knew that your boss fought for the Foolish Underworld all his life and then got almost beaten to death by a demon, not knowing the specifics, but suddenly the other Hall Masters decide to give up on your boss, what would you think? Would you continue to loyally serve the Foolish Underworld?”

Seems like there’s some truth in what she says.

But can you not use me as an example...

Regardless of whether the other Hall Masters save Wu Lvzhu or not, my loyalty to the Foolish Underworld is just so.

However, it’s good that Ding Hui is fine, Fang Yu was indeed somewhat worried about Ding Hui’s safety after her confrontation with several other Hall Masters last night.

Now it seems that having technical expertise really gives one confidence to stand up to a Hall Master.

While Fang Yu was pondering this, he saw Ding Hui walking towards him, getting closer and closer.

Fang Yu felt inexplicably nervous, about to say something, when he saw Ding Hui pass by him and sit down on the bed with a plop.

”What’s up?”

Seemingly feeling Fang Yu’s gaze, Ding Hui asked in surprise.

”No, what do you plan to do?”

”Sleep! I’ve been busy all night yesterday, do you think I’m like you, a Martial Arts Master who doesn’t get tired for days and nights?”

Fang Yu: ???

But aren’t you the kind who doesn’t differentiate between day and night when engrossed in research, staying holed up in the Research Demon Mansion for days at a time? Now you’re tired from saving Wu Lvzhu?

”Right, tell your second sister not to call me for breakfast.”

Saying that, Ding Hui was already covered with a quilt, ready to sleep directly without even changing clothes, in a careless way.

She didn’t mind that this bed had just been slept in by her, untidy...

”Wait.” Just as Ding Hui was about to fall asleep, Fang Yu suddenly remembered something and called out.

”What is it?” Ding Hui didn’t care, simply closed her eyes, and smacked her lips.

Fang Yu hesitated, then said.

”...I have something I’d like to ask you.”

Ding Hui started yawning.

”Talk.”

Is she getting sleepy so quickly?

You’ve been lying on the bed for only a few seconds!

Fang Yu suppressed his frustration and said: ”You should know about Qi, right?”

If it were anyone else with just 100 health, Fang Yu wouldn’t even need to communicate about martial arts matters, let alone Qi.

But Ding Hui is different.

Though she only has 100 health and low martial arts ability, when it comes to knowledge, she is second to none.

As expected, Ding Hui opened her eyes and looked this way interestedly.

”Oh? You’ve reached this step in martial arts? Ask whatever doubts you have, although I don’t have that strength myself, I do know quite a bit about Qi.”

Fang Yu immediately voiced the doubts in his heart.

”I’m able to sense Qi right now, but I can’t store or control it. I want to know if there’s any way to accomplish these two things.”

Ding Hui laughed.

”Worthy of being my husband, you can sense Qi at the Grass Stage; at your age, it is not an overstatement to call you a martial arts prodigy.”