[The white-robed woman's mistaken identity, you neither refuted nor confirmed.]
[You knew in your heart that if you admitted it directly, you would surely gain her immense favor and receive many benefits.]
[But you were also worried about being exposed, thinking that such a powerful cultivator might have some way to detect lies.]
[In the end, you chose to stay silent, letting her misunderstand. If she insisted on asking, you would then tell the truth.]
[Your silence was taken as tacit agreement by the white-robed woman.]
[Contrary to your expectations, she didn't bombard you with questions but instead informed you that she wanted to stay here for a few days and hoped you would agree.]
[Hearing this, you felt a bit panicked, wondering if you had gone too far. She actually mistook you for the owner of this place, something you had never anticipated.]
[You worried that if you were exposed, she might become enraged, and this simulation would come to an abrupt end.]
[However, you knew it was too late to deny it now, so you quickly nodded in agreement.]
[For the next few days, you were on edge.]
[But you were overthinking it; the white-robed woman didn't pay much attention to you at all.]
[She spent her days staring blankly at the ruins and the cemetery.]
[She seemed to consider herself a guest, not even bothering to rebuild the Heavenly Profound Temple.]
[While the white-robed woman was enjoying her stay, you grew increasingly anxious.]
[You felt something was off. It had been two days already, and she should be leaving tomorrow. Why hadn't she given you any benefits yet?]
[You began to suspect that you had overplayed your role.]
[You wondered if by pretending to be a disciple of the ruined sect, the white-robed woman thought everything you did was your duty, and thus didn't give you any rewards.]
[Another day passed in the blink of an eye. You remembered that in the last simulation, the white-robed woman had only stayed for three days, and today should be the day she left.]
[But the benefits you had been eagerly anticipating still hadn't arrived, leaving you disheartened.]
[Just then, the white-robed woman moved and came to your side.]
[She told you she was leaving.]
[She also informed you that this area was under someone's control, and cultivation was forbidden. If discovered, you would be hunted down. She advised you not to reveal your cultivation easily.]
[In the fourth year, you didn't cultivate but instead followed your father every day, saying you wanted to help him.]
[This touched your father, Jiang Fushan, who felt you had finally grown up, and your allowance increased significantly.]
[You felt a bit embarrassed, as your real intention wasn't to help with the business but to find out when the Jiang Family had offended a cultivator.]
[In the fifth year, you continued to pretend to learn business from your father, Jiang Fushan, but found nothing unusual.]
[In the sixth year, you had accompanied your father on many business trips, visiting many unfamiliar cities, broadening your horizons.]
[In the seventh year, your father, Jiang Fushan, felt you had learned enough about business and could handle things on your own, so he wanted you to take over the Jiang Clan Firm.]
[Your goal was to stay by your father's side to find out how the Jiang Family had offended the shadowy figure, not to run the business, so you naturally refused.]
[You shook your head repeatedly, saying you still needed to learn.]
[Your father was gratified, praising your eagerness to learn, and didn't force you.]
[Years passed in the blink of an eye.]
[In the eleventh year, the Jiang Clan Firm received a major business deal, requiring Jiang Fushan to travel to the Liang Kingdom.]
[The journey was long, taking more than half a year just to travel, and your father was worried about accidents on the way, not wanting you to accompany him.]
[You insisted repeatedly, even revealing some of your Martial Dao cultivation.]
[Jiang Fushan was overjoyed to see you easily subdue a group of guards, exclaiming, "My son, you are truly talented!"]
[Unsurprisingly, Jiang Fushan agreed to let you accompany him.]
[In the twelfth year, the business in the Liang Kingdom went smoothly, and you and your father, Jiang Fushan, began your journey back.]
[While passing through the Yuyang Mountain at the border of the Liang Kingdom and the Great Abyssal Kingdom, the ground shook violently, and a huge crack appeared not far from you.]
[Unable to slow down in time, your entire group fell into the crack.]
[With only the third level of Qi Refining and the seventh level of body tempering in Martial Dao, you couldn't fly and could only watch yourself fall.]
[You didn't know how long it took, but with a thud, you hit the ground.]
[The impact knocked you unconscious.]