Chapter 1815: Life is still alive
Mu Chen said: "Master, my subordinates will send you back to the palace first." Are you injured? β
Zhao Shu said: "Mu Chen, if you lose Ji Wenyuan, you will stay in the training ground for a year and will not be allowed to go home!" β
Mu Chen's expression froze.
He just looked at a little daughter-in-law and was about to marry home.
If you can't go home for a year, your fiancΓ©e will run away with someone else.
He hurriedly said: "Don't worry, my subordinates will never give up!" β
He turned the horse's head, clamped his feet between the horse's belly, and galloped away.
Zhao Shu returned to the location of the dragon vein alone and completely sealed the entrance of the dragon vein.
Standing on the Ancient Tea Horse Road, he looked at the road that winded into the sky, and thought to himself, although this so-called dragon vein was not so credible.
But between heaven and earth and mountain ranges, there is really a self-contained cycle and harmony.
Destruction in any aspect will trigger irreparable changes in the world.
Ji Wenyuan destroyed the underground mountain range, so that lightning and thunder thundered on the mountain, and flash floods broke out. The entire Ewha Village was almost submerged.
It also directly caused the tree to collapse and crushed Gu Yunxiang to death.
Everything has its own providence in the dark.
After Zhao Shu settled here, he went to the horse gang again and told them about Gu Yunxiang's death.
Everyone in the Ma Gang was shocked and sad, and they all said that they wanted to avenge the boss.
This is a matter within their gang, and Zhao Shu can't put his beak at will. Besides, if these people want to take revenge, they have to find Ji Wenyuan. In terms of their abilities, it is basically impossible.
Zhao Shu asked them to re-elect the pot head and continue to transport tea.
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Now that Ji Wenyuan has left, no one has seized the tea ceremony anymore, and it is difficult for them.
The people of the caravan could only listen to his advice.
After dealing with these things, Zhao Shu rode back to Kyoto, thinking about going directly to the palace, but felt a little tired.
He wasn't uninjured, but he had too much blood drawn today, and he felt dizzy and cold along the way, and he was a little sleepy.
When passing by a flower rhyme, he dismounted and went in, and saw that there was someone in the place where he usually sits, so he found an empty table and sat down at random.
Leng Rushuang came out of the back kitchen, saw him sitting there with a pale expression, and was shocked, and hurriedly drove away the two men who occupied his place.
The two of them were still not happy, saying that they didn't give money.
Leng Rushuang directly started and threw all their cups and dishes out on the street.
There was a lot of commotion.
The two guests left without giving any money.
Several other guests also took advantage of the chaos and ran away, but they didn't give money.
The young man chased after him in a rage.
Leng Rushuang pulled Zhao Shu to sit in the position he was used to, then clapped his hands and said with a smile: "It's still pleasing to the eye." β
Zhao Shu said: "This king can sit anywhere, why bother to mobilize the people." Don't you have to make money in this inn? β
"I really don't care about the money. Open an inn...... It's also okay to be idle. Leng Rushuang bent down to approach him, "Lord Wang, do you know that your face is really bad and bad?" What happened? What's uncomfortable? β
She directly stretched out her fingers and put them on Zhao Shu's wrist.
Zhao Shu retracted his hand and said, "You are not a doctor, what kind of pulse is it." β
"I'm not a doctor, but my medical skills are much better than some quacks." Leng Rushuang grabbed his thin waist and looked at him sideways, "Lord Wang, I have known you for so many years, and it is the first time I have seen you like this." What's going on? β
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