Adorable Concubine from Heaven: The arrogant prince only pets snacks

Chapter 91
bang.Jing Ye was bounced away by the colorless halo.

Jing Ye let out a muffled snort, blood overflowing from the corner of his mouth.

"What's going on?" Jing Ye stretched out his hand towards Lin Yi in disbelief, but no matter how deep his inner strength was, he couldn't move forward.

This mighty force forcibly separated Lin Yi from the others into two worlds.

Lin Yi was still twitching in the light circle, with a ferocious face, as if he was in great pain.

As far as Chang Yin could see, he saw the empty grass field at a glance.

In fact, that is not a wasteland.

If Lin Yi had observed and understood carefully just now, the types of weeds corresponded to the types of medicinal herbs, without exception.

Looking at the dirt at the corner of Lin Yi's mouth and the dirty paws, Chang Yin didn't understand anything.

In the direction of the northeast corner, he set up a gathering array.

The medicinal materials there are extremely special. Although it looks inconspicuous, any one taken out at random is a rare medicine in the world.

Even if martial arts practitioners use two plants, they will feel that their blood vessels are swollen and their energy is strong, and those who are not in good health will explode and die.

But Lin Yi actually ate all of them. As far as he knew, there were no less than a hundred medicinal herbs and weeds here.

It is simply unbelievable that there are still vital signs after eating a hundred plants.

"Do you still remember those heavenly grasses I told you about?" Chang Yin appeared lightly behind Jing Ye, with an ethereal tone.

"Heavenly Immortal Grass?" Jing Ye asked in surprise, but as soon as he opened his mouth, the suppressed blood surged up again, and more and more blood overflowed from the corner of his mouth.

Jing Ye nonchalantly took out a handkerchief and gently wiped away the blood from the corner of his mouth, but his thoughts drifted far away following the words Chang Yin's words "Tianwai Immortal Grass".

He remembered that three years ago, when he and Chang Yin had become best friends, he once heard him mention the so-called extraterrestrial events.

It's just that at that time he laughed it off and never took it to heart.

Because, at that time, he didn't believe in the so-called Heaven Beyond Heaven, and he didn't think that the three thousand Mahayana worlds in the Buddha's words really existed.

Until Lin Yi's appearance forced him to face up to what was regarded as a joke at the beginning.

"Remember." Jing Ye replied briefly.

Chang Yin raised his hand, a vortex appeared in the palm of his hand, but the strength was exceptionally docile.

The power was transmitted to Jing Ye's whole body through the eight extraordinary meridians, and the injury suffered just now improved instantly.

Jing Ye looked at Chang Yin, feeling more and more that Chang Yin was unpredictable.

"Lin Yi ate nearly a hundred plants of heavenly grass."

"In my opinion, this is almost impossible."

"Lin Yi is a person with profound blessings. If she passes through this calamity, then there will be a way to open up for her."

Chang Yin's hands kept moving, as if he was trying to figure something out.

The brows are sometimes condensed and sometimes loosened, the complexion is sometimes happy and sometimes tightened, and in the end they are all calm.

And Jing Ye directly grasped the key point of Chang Yin's words, and asked, "What if it doesn't work?"

"There are twists and turns, the willows are dark and the flowers are bright, and the hexagrams show that it is God's will."

Chang Yin stretched out his hand and waved lightly, and the cicada chrysalis wrapped in Lin Yi on the ground flew over with Chang Yin's hand.

Chang Yin opened his arms and held Lin Yi in his arms.

Changyin, who has always been at ease, shakes the ground every step he takes, as if the aperture in his hand weighs ten thousand catties.

Dou Da's sweat was all over his smooth and jade-like face, and he looked a little embarrassed.

Chang Yin never thought that just a single aperture could make him so helpless.

(End of this chapter)