When he saw that Su Yi was just about to write an IOU note, the old man in Daoist robes couldn’t remain calm. He coughed dryly, “Fellow Daoist Su, the Record of the Ten Yama Kings…”

Before he could finish, Su Yi said without so much as looking up, “Be patient.”

With that, he flicked his brush across the page and wrote his pledge: “I’ve given this good fortune to someone else on your behalf. Remember to thank me later.”

His handwriting was majestic, elegant, and unrestrained.

When the old pawnbroker saw the note’s contents, it was as if he’d been struck by lightning, and his heart clenched. He’s… giving it away?

Don’t tell me he plans to just give it to that master and apprentice for free?

The Heart-Inquiring Bell, Starry Abacus, and Scales of Judgment called out in unison, “Well written!”

But when the three spirits saw the contents of Su Yi’s message, they looked at each other. He’s giving the mistress’s good fortune away, and he even wants her to remember to thank him? 

Is that… really okay?

But the three spirits considerately chose not to comment. Besides, given the bond between His Excellency Su and the mistress, it seems…...