My Wife Is a Transmigrated Master Cultivator Chapter 1771: What Happened to the Lu family Back Then

Chapter 1771 - 1771: What Happened to the Lu family Back Then

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Hearing that, Lu Zijia nodded in understanding and asked again, “Then do you know why Lu Yuansheng went missing?”
“Rumor has it that Lu Yu did it, because once something happens to Lu
Yuansheng, he’ll be the biggest beneficiary.”
A hint of deep thought flashed through Xu Xiu’s eyes. “It’s just that after Lu Yuansheng was born, Lu Yu has always treated the members of the second branch well. This treatment lasted for almost 30 years. If Brother Lu Yizhe didn’t wantonly kill his fellow clansmen in a mystic realm two years ago, he wouldn’t have been expelled from the Lu family.”
Lu Zijia sneered. “Fellow Taoist Xu, do you think Lu Yizhe and his brother are stupid enough to kill their fellow clansmen wantonly without an unyielding backstage? He happened to be seen, and someone spread the news.”
If there was nothing fishy about this, who would believe it?
Besides, not only were the Lu family brothers kicked out with nothing, but Lu Yizhe was also crippled and kicked out of the Lu family. Given the situation of the two of them at that time, they couldn’t buy high-level healing pills at all.
Lu Yizhe was seriously injured and couldn’t use his spiritual power, so the burden of the brothers fell on his brother, Lu Yifeng. Lu Yifeng even had to worry about his brother’s safety at all times.
Under such circumstances, Lu Yifeng didn’t dare to earn Spirit Stones or do missions at all.
Fortunately, she and Ah Yan arrived in Hongtian City a few days earlier. Otherwise, Lu Yizhe and his brother would probably be two piles of yellow soil right now!
Xu Xiu replied very firmly, “But so what if we know that something’s wrong? Before we have absolute strength, we can only lower our heads in the face of the pressure of the family clan. To be able to meet Fellow Taoist Lu, they’re considered brothers who aren’t destined to die.”
Apparently, Xu Xiu had even found out that Lu Zijia had interacted with Lu Yifeng before.
After a pause, Xu Xiu suddenly said, “Lu Yizhe and his brother’s surnames are Lu, and Fellow Taoist Lu’s surname is also Lu. The two of you are really fated. What do you think, Fellow Taoist Lu?”
Lu Zijia didn’t seem to notice his probing and smiled without changing her expression. “Yeah, it’s also because of fate that I’m very curious about what happened to their family. After all, they’re all surnamed Lu. Maybe we were family eight hundred years ago?”
Xu Xiu, who couldn’t see anything on Lu Zijia’s face at all, a hint of darkness flashed through his eyes. “Then I advise Fellow Taoist Lu not to be too curious. After all, patriarch Lu isn’t a soft-hearted person.”
“Thank you for your reminder, Fellow Taoist Xu. I’ll be careful.” Lu Zijia smiled and said.
Immediately, Lu Zijia suddenly thought of something and asked, “Right, we’ve been in Hongtian Academy for more than two months. Why don’t we see the other members of the Lu family? And shouldn’t Miss Lu Yixun be with her two brothers?”
Hearing her question, Xu Xiu knew that she really knew nothing about the Lu family.
So, he explained patiently, “The only ones who were expelled from the family were Lu Yizhe and his brother, because Lu Yizhe didn’t participate in the wanton killing of her fellow clansmen. That was why she avoided being expelled from the Lu family. As for why she didn’t appear in the academy, it’s because she went on a mission. She should be able to rush back before the Four Continents Competition.”
Hearing that, Lu Zijia raised her eyebrows slightly. “How did she react when her two brothers were expelled from the family clan?”
“They kept in contact.”
Xu Xiu gave an intermediate answer.
“Does Lu Yifeng know that she’s seriously injured and can’t hold on anymore?” Lu Zijia asked again.
Xu Xiu looked at her deeply before replying, “The day after Lu Yifeng was seriously injured, she went out on a mission with the members of the first branch of the Lu family..”