Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1637: Chapter 1631: Debate

“Yes, that’s exactly what I think, Master. I need to enter the space now; I haven’t been in for a long time. Without spiritual energy, my cultivation can’t improve.” Xue Ling was troubled by this because without entering, it couldn’t absorb spiritual energy, and without absorbing it, its cultivation would be stagnant, which was disadvantageous to it.

But it didn’t want to be alone as a fox in the space, having stayed for countless years felt too boring, so it only went in occasionally for a change of environment.

“Go in then. From now on, when there’s nobody around at night, you should go in; come out during the day. This way you can both cultivate and have company. I don’t understand why you find it so complicated.” Qin Xue said, placing Xue Ling into the space. She also needed rest since there were important things to do the next day.

She had to deal with her own injuries first; otherwise, she wouldn’t be able to walk the next day, which would be a painful issue.

“It’s still comfortable in the space. If I had someone to accompany me here, I wouldn’t have to stay outside all the time. Indeed, the mortal world is not suitable for the cultivation of immortal bodies,” Xue Ling muttered to itself while meditating, something very much like Qin Xue, who also liked to murmur to herself.

The next day, Qin Xue was awakened by the noise outside, not knowing what was happening to cause such a commotion.

“What happened?” Qin Xue yawned, feeling not quite rested enough.

“Miss, you’re up. The Grand Elder and the others are here. I informed them last night, but the Second Elder said it was impossible, so they came early and started arguing.” Qing Teng explained the situation to Qin Xue, who was still drowsy.

“It’s not about whether he believes it or not, but as long as the outcome is what I want.” Qin Xue said lightly.

Her words made everyone quiet down. Indeed, everything was ultimately up to Qin Xue. If she said there was a solution, then there was a solution, which was indisputable.

“The Holy Maiden is right, let’s see how the Holy Maiden handles this,” the Third Elder, a thin old man, said wisely. He never took part in the disputes between the Second Elder and others, always siding with whoever was advantageous to him.

“Old Three, you’re muddling through again.” The Fourth Elder, a rather beautiful woman, had a straightforward personality and spoke bluntly, fearing no offense.

“Old Four, everything’s in Big Brother’s and the Second Brother’s hands, so we just need to watch. We needn’t bother with anything else,” the Third Elder whispered to the Fourth Elder, seeing the contention as between Big Brother and the Second Elder.

The outcome was clear: Big Brother was a step ahead, seemingly indifferent and leaving everything to the Second Elder, which was his brilliance. By doing nothing, he already achieved what he wanted, proving his cleverness.

The Third Elder was undoubtedly the clearest observer, knowing everything happening in the village, yet not involving himself, which allowed him to live comfortably. This choice resulted from the Second Elder wanting to control everything.

They all claimed to care for the village’s well-being, knowing their limited lifespans, but their obsession with power was incomprehensible.

He only chose what benefited him, content to live a luxurious and happy life in his remaining years. As long as the villagers lived well, he would find comfort and peace.