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Chapter 2327 - 2322: The List (9) · Oct 14, 2026

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2301 Chapter 2299 - 2294: Preservation Room 2026-10-14
2302 Chapter 2300 - 2295: New Colleague 2026-10-14
2303 Chapter 2301 - 2296: The Story After the Accident 2026-10-14
2304 Chapter 2302 - 2297: Wise Dead 2026-10-14
2305 Chapter 2303 - 2298: Inverted Lake and Coordinates 2026-10-14
2306 Chapter 2304 - 2299: Heredity of Mysticism 2026-10-14
2307 Chapter 2305 - 2300: Beneficence 2026-10-14
2308 Chapter 2306 - 2301: The Foundations of the World 2026-10-14
2309 Chapter 2307 - 2302: Self-Correction Ability 2026-10-14
2310 Chapter 2308 - 2303: Human Skin Mask 2026-10-14
2311 Chapter 2309 - 2304: Exorcism 2026-10-14
2312 Chapter 2310 - 2305: Professor Fu’s Terms 2026-10-14
2313 Chapter 2311 - 2306: The Worst Case Scenario 2026-10-14
2314 Chapter 2312 - 2307: Unnameable 2026-10-14
2315 Chapter 2313 - 2308: The End of Cultivation 2026-10-14
2316 Chapter 2314 - 2309: Chain Collapse 2026-10-14
2317 Chapter 2315 - 2310: A Happy Ending for All 2026-10-14
2318 Chapter 2316 - 2311: Immortal Class Phantom Pay 2026-10-14
2319 Chapter 2317 - 2312: The Unexpected Perceiver 2026-10-14
2320 Chapter 2318 - 2313: Wish of Oblivion 2026-10-14
2321 Chapter 2319 - 2314: Inventory (Part 1) 2026-10-14
2322 Chapter 2320 - 2315: Inventory (Part 2) 2026-10-14
2323 Chapter 2321 - 2316: Inventory (3) 2026-10-14
2324 Chapter 2322 - 2317: Checklist (4) 2026-10-14
2325 Chapter 2323 - 2318: List (5) 2026-10-14
2326 Chapter 2324 - 2319: List (6) 2026-10-14
2327 Chapter 2325 - 2320: The List (7) 2026-10-14
2328 Chapter 2326 - 2321: Checklist (8) 2026-10-14
2329 Chapter 2327 - 2322: The List (9) 2026-10-14
2330 Chapter 2328 - 2323: The List (10) 2026-10-14
2331 Chapter 2329 - 2324: Checklist (11) 2026-10-14
2332 Chapter 2330 - 2325: Checklist (12) 2026-10-14
2333 Chapter 2331 - 2326: The List (13) 2026-10-14
2334 Chapter 2332 - 2327: The List (14) 2026-10-14
2335 Chapter 2333 - 2328: Checklist (15) 2026-10-14
2336 Chapter 2334 - 2329: Checklist (16) 2026-10-14
2337 Chapter 2335 - 2330: Checklist (17) 2026-10-14
2338 Chapter 2336 - 2331: Checklist (18) 2026-10-14
2339 Chapter 2337 - 2332: The List (19) 2026-10-14
2340 Chapter 2338 - 2333: Checklist (20) 2026-10-14
2341 Chapter 2339 - 2334: The List (21) 2026-10-14
2342 Chapter 2340 - 2335: The List (22) 2026-10-14
2343 Chapter 2341 - 2336: The List (23) 2026-10-14
2344 Chapter 2342 - 2337: Checklist (24) 2026-10-14
2345 Chapter 2343 - 2338: The List (25) 2026-10-14
2346 Chapter 2344 - 2339: Inventory (26) 2026-10-14
2347 Chapter 2345 - 2340: List (27) 2026-10-14
2348 Chapter 2346 - 2341: List (28) 2026-10-14
2349 Chapter 2347 - 2342: List (29) 2026-10-14
2350 Chapter 2348 - 2343: Inventory (Conclusion) 2026-10-14

Chapter 2327: Chapter 2322: The List (9)

The place Mr. Cardon Sr. chose for his bucket list, to be honest, seemed both unexpected and reasonable when you look at it from the front.

Generally speaking, the regrets one has when they’re nearing the end often relate to their younger years.

It’s common to want to visit one’s hometown or something similar at such times.

Yet the place Mr. Cardon Sr. chose was merely a spot he had briefly stayed at once before.

Fortunately, the power of youthful emotions and nostalgia can be strong enough to somewhat explain it.

It could even be considered fate that Lucy, though much changed over the years, still remained at this spot.

In short, leaving like this could be considered a good story.

But the place Mr. Cardon Sr. chose to rest gave everything an oddly different flavor.

True, the car was low on gas and couldn’t go far, and Cardon sitting behind him was undoubtedly aware of this.

Even with such concerns, there were many places to refuel, like the roadside shop from before.

So what if it was closed? Earlier, in front of Lucy’s family, Cardon clearly didn’t mind pulling out a gun, so why would a free purchase be a concern?

Overall, Fu Qian preferred interpreting Mr. Cardon’s current actions as starting the second item on his list.

That’s also why he guessed this place might have once been where he and his father stayed.

We can only say that this unique journey seems to have left a bold mark on Mr. Cardon Sr.’s life—so what kind of mark is it?

The old man had been lying there for a while, completely motionless, reminding one of the first time they saw him.

Fu Qian, listening to the elder, kept watching this scene without hurrying to get out of the car.

The most reassuring thing was that, whether intentionally or not, the old man hadn’t drawn the curtains.

Click!

Fu Qian turned off the car, enveloping the world in complete silence.

Cardon, however, remained unresponsive to this action.

...

From a technical standpoint, this place’s feng shui wasn’t bad. Was there a special reason it was now in such a state?

Time ticked by slowly, and faced with this rare tranquil moment during the task, Fu Qian made no waste of it, quietly enjoying it instead.

He even took a moment to observe the stars while diagnosing the closed motel called ”Distant View.”

Indeed, although not professional, in those unregulated years, Fu Qian had dabbled in feng shui and geomancy.

Not for acquiring another skill, but merely out of curiosity about its logical system.

The conclusion was that this place scored well; even if it didn’t prosper, it shouldn’t have been so desolate—could it be the clock malfunction caused fortune to stagnate and prosperity to falter?

Fu Qian’s gaze eventually settled on the rooftop of the building.

It was an unrefined clock face, yet it clearly had timing functions.

Broken neon lights bordered its edge, and above it was even a weather vane.

A proper clock tower for a motel seems extravagant and was likely more of a visual landmark, with its accuracy questionable.

Without proper guidance, it probably fell into disrepair after a breakdown, and now the hour hand was missing.

But that’s okay; he had checked the time with Lucy’s family earlier.

Fu Qian was confident that even if this big clock were working, its accuracy would differ from his own.

And now, it was nearing midnight—it’s time.

At a certain moment, Fu Qian expressed that if the clock was running, the midnight chime would have rung.

Of course, if the motel staff had even a bit of sense, they would have muted it.

Yet in this utter silence, Cardon seemed to hear the clock’s chimes.

The body, lying straight in the shadow, opened its eyes at that moment.

Then it sat up abruptly.

...

So it wasn’t just for lodging?

One has to admit that this sudden change fits well with the scene.

Watching Cardon’s actions, Fu Qian still wasn’t in a rush to get out but quietly gave a thumbs up.

The dying man, the dead building, amidst the decay, seemed alive again at this moment—because the guest awoke.

In his movements, there wasn’t any trace of sleepwalking dullness, as if Cardon were reenacting a scene once occurring in this structure.

Not only did he get up with the ”chime,” but he even seriously took a coat from the side, only putting it on before opening the door and walking out.

Click!

A few breaths later, the room next to the left opened slowly.

Although the window of the room on this side even had half a curtain drawn, its more direct position allowed a clear view inside.

More tidy than the adjacent room, even the mattress was positioned correctly, though covered with the same mold as outside walls.

Cardon seemed unconcerned, quickly reaching the bedside, even picking up a pillow from the floor as if intending to lie down comfortably—but he didn’t.

This time he merely stood by the bed, silently bowing his head, seemingly watching someone already lying there.

Thud!

Then, in the next moment, he pressed the pillow down decisively.

...

Such a classic move.

For Fu Qian, the change may be sudden, but the silent-film-level expressiveness is remarkable.

If someone really lay there, the pillow pressing would directly be on their head.

And Cardon’s action was evidently powerful enough to pin anyone there.

”What’s wrong with you?”

This was just the start, and Cardon’s opponentless performance was equally vivid.

After maintaining the pose for a while, he leaned down and gently inquired.

The voice remained steady yet conveyed care towards the person on the bed.

”You don’t look well, did something happen... or did you eat something?”

But he received no response, so after a brief pause, he guessed about the other’s situation again.

”I know you told me to stay in my room, but I heard strange noises...”

Being ignored once more, Cardon seemed to perceive the person’s displeasure, choosing to justify his actions.

”You’re right, I did make some friends; this place is more interesting than I thought... except for what they eat.

”You really don’t look well, as if something’s about to crawl out of you, are you sure you don’t need to see a doctor—”

At a certain point, the pillow in Cardon’s hands seemed to relax slightly, and he stood a little straighter.

”Almost forgot, you yourself are a doctor.”

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