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The majority of my injuries have already healed.
It was about time to start moving around the Long Mansion. Long Chen had transmigrated into this completely different world, so he needed to familiarize himself with every corner of it. Opportunities were hidden everywhere — but every single one came with risks.
No pain, no gain.
This day, Long Chen finally prepared to walk out of his room in West Castle. Although he could only ask a few careful questions as the Prince, one thing was clear in his mind: he had to visit the Mid Wife first. "Mid" was what everyone in the clan normally called his mother — her full name was Ning Qingxue. His father, the patriarch, ruled from the main residence. All of this knowledge had flooded into him through the original owner's memories.
He took a deep breath and stepped outside.
Walking out… Wow, what fresh air!
The breeze carried the faint scent of spiritual herbs and blooming flowers — nothing like the polluted city air he used to breathe back on Earth. A beautiful maid was already waiting at the courtyard entrance, bowing gracefully the moment she saw him.
Long Chen's memory was still a little foggy about the layout, but he nodded at her.
"Let's go."
As they walked the stone paths of the vast Long Mansion, a cold glint flashed in his eyes.
Hmm… Long Beiwei. That was his younger brother. God knows what trouble that kid was causing this time. Once I break through, I'll teach him a proper lesson.
He also had a senior brother and a senior sister. Although he hated the senior brother with every fiber of his being, he didn't show it on the surface. A wicked smile tugged at the corner of his lips.
Long Chen already knew from the memories that his older sister was a true genius studying at Phoenix Imperial Academy. In a small place like Denver County, she was considered an absolute prodigy. But my sister is quite arrogant. She was still stuck in the Meridian Opening stage. There were nine levels in total before anyone could break through to the Qi Condensation Realm and finally be called a real cultivator.