Knight Pei Xiaojin

In late autumn, Luochuan County, at the foot of Hanqing Mountain, Ruyi Restaurant. There were many customers in the restaurant. The waiter was lying in front of the table, drowsy, and there was a smell of wine and meat in the air. The storyteller stood in the center of the lobby and told impassionedly the story of the first chivalrous man in the Central Plains. He said that the chivalrous man had a peerless sword, helped people in need, and acted chivalrously. When it came to the wonderful part, the audience cheered one after another. The late afternoon sunlight filtered in through the windows. A girl was sitting by the window on the second floor, but there was no wine on the table, only tea. The light penetrated into the tea cup, and the dark green tea just turned a little brown. There is actually a lot of sugar in the tea, because girls like sweet things. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.