The master has spoken, what else can Sakura say? She sighed, only to think that sometimes Miss's self-doing nature was quite distressing. Sixty Literature

The shopkeeper had sharp eyes, and saw a few girls walking in, although the girl led by was dressed in a plain dress, and only wore a jade hairpin on her head, but the whole body was elegant and luxurious, followed by a few maids, and her identity was definitely not low.

In a place like Kyoto, it's okay to be stupid, but you have to have an eye.

With just one glance, the shopkeeper confirmed that the identity of the person who came was good, and immediately greeted him with a smile, and said with a fist: "Miss, look, do you want to drink tea or eat?" There are just a few hairy crabs in the small shop today, and the meat is delicious, you see, do you want to try it? ”

When Su Kui heard this, the gluttonous worms in his stomach immediately hooked up. It's autumn, and it's a good time to eat crabs, and when you eat crabs, you can have a glass of sake to ward off the cold, which is absolutely delicious.

So, he nodded and said, "Then let's have a few, by the way, bring a bottle of sake, and a few stacks of side dishes, you can watch it." After Su Kui finished speaking, he glanced at Ying'er.

Sakura threw a piece of broken silver to the shopkeeper and said, "Reward you, why don't you take our young lady to the private room quickly." ”

This lobby, where is the place where the young lady can sit, she is not comfortable being watched!

The shopkeeper won the silver reward, and as soon as he made a move, it was a piece of broken silver, his eyes were bright, and he said more and more respectfully: "Yes, yes, this girl said yes." Miss Lou please, there is a private room on the floor, clean, push open the window, you can also see the scenery of the moat outside. ”

Follow Xiao Er to the floor, the private room is a small room separated, sure enough, as the shop Xiao Er said, open the window, you can see the view of the moat.

The towering city wall is magnificent, the shops next to the moat are adjacent to each other, the lush osmanthus trees are fragrant, Su Kui stands on the building, and can faintly smell the fragrance of osmanthus.

The turquoise water of the river is clear, and the rows of lanterns next to it have not yet been lit, but there are also painting boats floating leisurely in the river, and the sound of silk and bamboo pianos comes from it.

"The people of Kyoto are really enjoying it, our Jinling, where is there such a big river!" Seeing this, Sakura sighed.

Su Kui didn't care much, took a sip of the teacup, and said casually: "The river is big and the river is small, and it will eventually come together, don't care." ”

After speaking, he added that if you want to swim in the lake, it is not impossible. It's just that it doesn't look good during the day, so it's better to wait late, so let's also find a boat to visit the scenery of Kyoto's night market. “

Now that it's all out, Sakura no longer bothered with Fang Cai's thoughts. Hearing this, he nodded and said, "That's a good feeling!" ”

The pleasure boat is divided into private and commercial, and the large pleasure boat can be divided into three floors and can accommodate 100 people.

Some people simply open the shop in the pleasure boat, after going, there are people singing songs, drinking and having fun, admiring the moon and visiting the lake.

These have always been the favorite entertainment methods of talented people.

When Su Kui came out, it was not early, and when he finished eating the hairy crab slowly, it was already the head of the moon branch, and a round of crescent moon was reflected on the sparkling lake, and the stars were twinkling in the sky, looking at the lake, as if the sky and the earth were falling.

Wiping his hands, Su Kui raised his chin slightly and said, "Let's go, go down and take a look." ”

The maid who had delivered the message had already returned, and had brought her back with a message, telling her to be careful outside, and the old lady had specially sent her two guards, saying that there were many people in Kyoto, so as not to be bumped.