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After experiencing family affection with her biological parents, Luo Feifei didn’t linger there.

She also didn’t tell them where she was going, just said she had things to do, and they could contact her if needed.

She even gave them a Puppet’s phone number, which was actually the customer service number for the online store’s products.

When the time comes, the Puppets won’t just be the store’s customer service, they’ll also be the ones they contact.

Luo Feifei certainly wasn’t going to say that this was just a Puppet and not a real person.

No need to say that much.

Puppets aren’t people of this world; bound by a Puppet contract, they only listen to her.

Maybe they just know she wants to run an online shop, so the daily operations of the shop are fully handled by Puppets.

The Deity’s side sent over even more Puppets, dozens of them to help deliver express parcels.

When Luo Feifei saw so many Puppets, she couldn’t help thinking that using such outstanding Puppets for an online store was really over the top.

It saves so much in courier fees; honestly, it’s very considerate.

When Luo Feifei arrived at the house the Puppets had prepared for her, along with those 100 mu of terraced fields and the small hill.

Because Formations were set up, the fruit orchard and the planting fields were all filled with Spiritual Energy; whether fruit trees, vegetables, or medicine seedlings, they would grow rapidly.

The fruit trees might not bear fruit that quickly though.

Even saplings that are a year old, even if they blossom and set fruit, with Spiritual Energy there’s still a period they need to go through to bear.

Fruits from other seasons are different; in the rapid growth, strawberries, watermelons and such will grow very fast.

They have Spells, and can use Spells to speed up sprouting and fruiting.

But they didn’t do it that way; they only set Formations in the plantation, linked with the Formations in the house.

It’s not just a Spirit Gathering Array, there’s also an Illusion Realm.

Luo Feifei came to the newly built house the Puppets made; as for the previous house, she didn’t go look at it.

The new house was built by Puppets using Spells, with some materials brought over from the Cultivation World, built as ancient-style architecture, not as multi-story buildings.

The house is quite large; although it’s not a spatial-type house, the bedroom is pretty big.

Inside, it imitates ancient architecture, like a big wealthy family’s estate, with small bridges over flowing water, pavilions, and the master’s bedroom area divided into several courtyards.

It’s built in the style of an ancient rich household, unlike modern buildings where people live together with a few rooms.

This kind of ancient building is like the siheyuan courtyards in some places, yet a bit different from siheyuan, more like the true architecture of rich families in ancient times.

For this kind of architecture, the construction work is quite a lot, and some of the carved decorations were actually carved out by Puppets using Spells.

What about Feng Shui and such?

Luo Feifei’s Puppet really does have ability; maybe this is also one of the compulsory courses for a Cultivator.

She felt she still had a lot to learn; after all, to master abilities like the Puppets have would take her a very, very long time!

In the ancient-style compound, she walked through the buildings and toured everything once.

She chose a house, a room; here was a small garden, with unknown flowers planted in the middle, rooms all around.

There’s a large bedroom, a right-side wing room, a left-side wing room, and a reception hall.

Originally, small gardens in rich households might not have a kitchen, but some people dote on their family and will arrange to build a small kitchen.

With so many rooms in this courtyard, there are rooms in all directions—east, south, west, north—and one of them is a kitchen. Since she lives alone, of course one room is a bedroom and one is a Practice Room.

The other rooms are to live in while she’s learning different skills.

The Puppets have already arranged the rooms according to different skills. For example, for Talisman Drawing, there’s a talisman-drawing bedroom, with not only a desk but also chairs, and bookshelves beside it.

In the Alchemy Room there are all kinds of Alchemy Furnaces, and cabinets beside them filled with herbs. She can perform Alchemy according to the books on the desk.

In the Artifact Refining Room there are all sorts of materials. Although Luo Feifei has just started learning, they’ve already prepared for her to level up her abilities, from basic coatings to more advanced materials.

There’s also a room for designing Formations, which also has some materials.

There’s a library room; she doesn’t know if the other courtyards are designed the same way.

For now, that’s all; but the Deity had already said that after she confirmed this courtyard, all the rooms would be arranged with the items she needed.

Now she has a life assistant at her side—well, this assistant was built here—and a few little guys who run express deliveries.

Luo Feifei plans to open an online shop, and then the Puppets will help livestream and sell some of the products here.

She originally didn’t want to participate, and didn’t want a public identity.

As long as the products are good, there’s no fear they won’t sell.

And it’s not like she’s doing it just for money, but some of those supplies really can’t be sold off.

The supplies sent by the Deity can’t be sold.

The things here, however, can be sold.

You could say that, after selling off some of the previous supplies, her biological parents and family definitely won’t be short of money anymore.

But in this world, who ever thinks they have too much money?

Luo Feifei feels that besides protecting her parents, she also needs to give them a high-quality life.

Even though this kind of high-quality life is something they themselves need to earn.

She thinks it’s not too late for them to start a business in middle age.

But right now the Xia Family is still around, and she doesn’t have that much energy to spend dealing with the Xia Family. In other people’s eyes, they’re still the ones who raised her.

Even if they’re at fault, others think they can be forgiven; in people’s eyes, if she goes after the Xia Family, she’s the one in the wrong.

This kind of public opinion isn’t worth wasting time on.

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