She brought her master back to the rental house, and the next day she found the landlord and rented another room; the two of them settled in under the guise of grandparents and child.

According to her master's request, she quit three jobs and only kept the one handing out flyers in the morning, the pay was enough to cover their simple living expenses (Grandma Zhang and her husband were civil servants, they had no children, and after her husband's death, Grandma Zhang returned to her hometown and left her with all her estate before she passed away, although her master forbade her from using it), and she spent the rest of her time learning from her master.

As time passed, she was amazed to find that her master knew everything from astronomy to geography, understood human nature, and was versed in the Eight Trigrams of Yin Yang and strategies of warfare, among other things. He seemed to have an expert grasp of various industries, appearing to be all-powerful, which made her study even harder.

Half a year later, encouraged by her master, she used the money left to her by Grandma Zhang to set up a street stall selling clothes, marking the start of her business career.

A year and a half had passed, and she owned four clothing stores, two restaurants, and a large supermarket.

One day, her master suddenly said he was going to leave, and no matter how she tried to persuade him, she could not make him stay. Before he left, he only said one thing to her, which was that whenever it came to a new industry, she must personally learn about it for at least three months before beginning.

Since then, she never saw her master again, only knowing he was well through the occasional letters she received; she always kept his earnest teachings in her heart.

When her empire spread across the nation and even overseas, turning her into a legendary CEO who dominated the business world and was knowledgeable about every industry, nearly everyone said she was a prodigious talent, omnipotent, yet they did not realize that the truly omnipotent one wasn't her, but her master.

In her previous life, when she was twice declared 'condemned to death' by her attending physician, she particularly wanted to see her master, but sadly, she died without him ever appearing.

This was the eternal regret of her life.

Unexpectedly, today, in this timeline, she actually saw her master's handwriting and the unique Seven-color Cloud Seal.

She didn't understand what was going on.

Looking at the letter again: "Affinities arise and cease, they come together and part, all is but destiny!" she could not fathom what Old Man Wuwei really wanted to tell her.

"Miss, it's already You Hour (around 6 pm, also the Yang family's dinner time), you should head to Youran Courtyard, otherwise the old lady and the others will be very worried," Hai Tang's voice came from outside the room.

Roused from her memories, Yang Mengchen turned her gaze towards the window and indeed saw that the sky was filled with a rosy glow; she hadn't expected to lock herself in her room for nearly three hours, no wonder Hai Tang's voice was full of concern.

She responded faintly, Yang Mengchen got out of bed and walked slowly into the bathroom. In the mirror was a face streaked with tears. Raising her hand to wipe away the tears on her face, she then quickly washed up, opened the door and walked out, having made a decision in her heart.

Sister Jin and eight other sisters, who had been waiting outside the room, saw Yang Mengchen come out, each with an anxious and worried expression on their faces.

"I'm fine," Yang Mengchen said with a faint smile, and began walking towards Youran Courtyard.

The nine of them exchanged a look and then closely followed behind her.

At midnight, Long Xuanmo quietly snuck into Yang Mengchen's bedroom, pressed Bai He's acupoint to keep her asleep, sat down by the bed, and gazed deeply at the peacefully sleeping Yang Mengchen (it was the first time she had taken a Calming Pill for herself), his face was stern, and his eyes profound, no one knew what he was thinking.

On the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, it was Yang Mengchen's twelfth birthday, and the mansion was filled with festive celebration.

People from several mansions sent over generous gifts, and Youming Palace, Saber Rattling Villa, and Yang Chengning also sent gifts to Yang Mengchen early.

Grand Prince gestured with his hand.

Four guards immediately brought up two large chests and opened them; inside, in addition to four cases of jewelry, each piece exquisite, there were various novel items and half a chest of books of many types.

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