Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2869

Every cultivator capable of creating a dwelling was incredibly powerful. The snowy mountain where Wilbur and Heaton resided was a dwelling Heaton had crafted

using his own power.

Wilbur initially thought this area was entirely covered in snow and ice. However, looking out from the mountain, he could see a lush green meadow at its base, a landscape completely different from the snowy peak, as if it belonged to a different season altogether.

If it were not for Heaton's reminder, Wilbur might not have believed his eyes. Cultivators who could create their own dwellings typically lived outside the main cities. According to the rules of the upper dimensions, any cultivator who intruded into another's dwelling would receive no protection. Therefore, if an intruder were slain by the resident cultivator, the authorities would not impose any punishment.

Wilbur's cultivation level was only thirty thousand years, far below the one hundred thousand years typically required to survive in the upper dimensions, he remained safe as long as he did not

and Wilbur later learned that earning gold coins was effortless for Heaton. The real reason Heaton signed a soul bond with Wilbur was simply out of boredom. In the upper dimensions, cultivators often possessed hundreds of thousands of years

cultivation without any diversion would be unbearably

years they spent together, Heaton took good care of Wilbur, teaching him many survival skills in the upper dimensions. However, Wilbur remained cautious of Heaton. His past experiences had taught

improving his strength and eventually catching

dimensional guardian, Wilbur could then request to return to his original time. He hoped to

Thus, he made it his mission to return to Mount Bronc and alter their fates. Fortunately, Wilbur had the mirror dimension, where cultivation could be a thousand times more effective. One year of cultivation outside equated to a thousand years within the

Wilbur. Heaton typically stayed in the towns for over a hundred years each time he visited. This gave Wilbur the perfect opportunity to focus on his