The Physicist Wife Who Overturned The World



After successfully advancing to the Spirit King Realm, Xue Fanxin felt that her strength had increased by a few times. Hence, she attacked the First Elder of the Heavenly Spirit Sect again, still barehanded.

If she had used the Xue You Sword or the semi-divine dagger from the beginning and removed the fifteen kilograms of weight on her body, that First Elder would have long been defeated.

However, she knew very well why Ah Jiu had asked her to fight the First Elder. It was not about victory or defeat, but training.

If she defeated the First Elder so quickly, this battle would be meaningless.

A meaningless battle that was not a life or death situation. Why should she fight?

Only when her bottleneck loosened did she know the meaning of this battle.

Ah Jiu wanted to use the power of the First Elder to let her break through.

Now that she had already successfully broken through, even without the Xue You Sword and that semi-divine dagger, she could still defeat the First Elder.

The First Elder knew Xue Fanxin's true strength. She was already so powerful when she was in the Great Spirit Master Realm. When she reached the Spirit King Realm, she could easily defeat him.

And that was indeed the case.

After exchanging a few moves with Xue Fanxin, the First Elder was defeated. He was completely defeated and convinced.

"I lost." The First Elder stood up dejectedly and picked up his Hundred Spike Wind Wheel nearby. He did not have any objections about losing, but he felt very embarrassed.

He, the First Elder of the Heavenly Spirit Sect, a Saint Realm expert, had actually been defeated by a little girl who was only in the Spirit King Realm.

If word got out, he would definitely become the laughing stock of the entire Tongxuan Continent.

However, to be able to fight Xue Fanxin and see a true genius, he felt that all of this was worth it.

He had lost, but he felt proud, because he knew what a true genius was.

Compared to Xue Fanxin, the so-called geniuses of the aristocratic families in the Tongxuan Continent were all mediocre.

Xue Fanxin could sense the First Elder's sadness, so she went over to comfort him. "First Elder, victory and defeat are common in war. Don't worry too much. Only by enduring defeat can you win and succeed. An undefeated legend might not be a good thing."

How could the First Elder not know this logic? However, he had no complaints about this failure. All he had was…

"Ninth Imperial Consort, can you plead for me with the Ninth Lord? If I can't defeat you, I'll only die."

"Er…" Xue Fanxin had not expected the First Elder to be worried about this. She went over and put her arm around the First Elder's shoulder. She patted her chest and said, "Don't worry about this. I guarantee that you won't lose your life."

"Really?" the First Elder said in surprise. Being in such close contact with Xue Fanxin, he felt quite close to her. In his heart, he wished that he had an outstanding granddaughter like Xue Fanxin. How good would that be?!

"Really, really. Don't worry. Ah Jiu is not the kind of demon who kills people randomly. As long as you don't provoke him and don't hurt the people around him, he won't do anything to you. Don't you understand his true motive for letting you fight me?"

The First Elder thought about it carefully and came to a realization.

It turned out that the Ninth Lord wanted to use his power to let Xue Fanxin break through.

Although he felt like he had been used, he had no objections at all. Instead, he was quite happy.

"First Elder, don't worry. You won't lose your life. Now that I've successfully broken through, I'll go back and report the good news to Ah Jiu first. You can play here slowly." Xue Fanxin casually played with the First Elder's beard. The more she looked at this First Elder, the cuter and more pleasing to the eye he was.

Actually, there was a thin line between good and bad. Even if he was a bad person, as long as there was still hope and he was guided well, he could return to the right path.

The First Elder was not bad by nature. As long as he was enlightened, with his cultivation and comprehension ability, he would naturally comprehend something.