Transmigration with Cheat Codes Chapter 19.2: Unnamed Disciples

— Although, according to the setup, Meng Jintang's mother belonged to the martial world, she herself didn't have a master in the interface, likely because she didn't learn any martial arts from her elders.

The only connection she had was with Chen Shen, indicated by a dashed line with a small note next to it that read "[Unnamed Disciple]."

Meng Jintang didn't acknowledge Chen Shen as a disciple of the Hanshan Sect, but the system recorded the teaching relationship between the two of them.

Outside the house, Uncle Zhao saw the young woman in green whom he hadn't seen for nearly half a month, teaching Chen Shen.

Although he couldn't hear what they were saying, he happily prepared some food and insisted that Meng Jintang stay at home for a meal.

On normal days, Chen Shen would share a meal at the same table with Uncle Zhao, but today, he only allowed Uncle Zhao and Meng Jintang to sit down.

He, following the etiquette of a student, remained standing by the table. It was only after Meng Jintang repeatedly insisted that he finally took a seat.

He noticed that this young woman didn't remove her hat while eating either, and he felt a bit frustrated. He thought to himself that he should have arranged a separate room for Meng Jintang to dine alone today, to avoid any inconvenience that might arise from eating together.

Meng Jintang wasn't really opposed to revealing her true face, especially when there were only Uncle Zhao and Chen Shen in the room, and there was no need for any secrecy.

However, due to her cold poison condition, she would occasionally cough, and she didn't want to be impolite, so she continued to use her hat as a cover.

Chen Shen held the Transcendent Intermittent Healing Ointment that Meng Jintang had given him and asked, "Based on today's situation, it seems I won't need the whole bottle. If there's any left..."

Meng Jintang replied, "You should keep it for yourself, just in case."

Chen Shen wore a somewhat hesitant expression, as if he wanted to say something but was holding back.

Meng Jint

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